Such a great burger place. Many different burguer combinations and side dishes. All natural and…read morefresh ingredients. They hay a week day menu for 10.50 that includes any burger + fries/salad + drink + dessert/coffee Highly recommend the surfer burger and the chicken one. Great apple crumble as well. Nice waitresses and service

Onion rings and artesanal fries were very good...burgers were good, a nice change from the…read more"burgers" I am served in Spanish restaurants, however, nothing to write home about. They reminded me of a burger you might have at a neighbors bar b que, so good but nothing amazing. I would recommend trying it, prices and quality are good, if you are in the mood for a hamburger it will definitely do the trick :)

Whoa. Best food we've found in Santiago!…read more WiFi is available inside. They have about 6 tables outside and seating for maybe 20 inside. We had the homemade croquettes - they have Galician octopus in them! And two of the mini cheese caramelized burgers. SO good! We plan on coming back for the ribs for dinner! Went back for dinner... did not disappoint!! Nachos with carne was a delicious starter. We split for a table of 6. Chicken fajitas were good. It is more like one giant soft taco filled with veggies and chicken. Green peppers were amazing And the mini burgers are still good!

I spent a month in Santiago and this was my go-to place. The different burgers are all great. The…read moreside dishes are wonderful; the service is exceptional. In particular, I appreciate the ability to get a great burger with a Spanish twist. The fried Camembert cheese is to die for.

1) Español: Uno de los sitios más populares en Santiago para tomarse algo y terminar cenando. Muy…read morebien de precio ya que si vas en grupo y pides varias cosas para compartir, te llenas por 12€. Los viernes suele haber miní conciertos en la parte de atrás! El local era el típico bar viejuno pero lo reformaron hace años, dándole un lavado de cara con una decoración interesante. La comida es la típica de garito trendy americano (hamburguesas de carne de croca y queso de cabra con cebolla caramelizada: un must), fingers de pollo, ensaladas etc, recomendable el menú del día y los postres (sobre todo la tarta de zanahoria) 2) ENGLISH SPEAKERS: one of the most popular bars in Santiago to drink something and end it up having lunch/dinner. Really good price (if you go with friends I recommend to share different starters and then grab a main course. You won't spend more than €12. DO NOT EXPECT TO FIND TRADITIONAL SPANISH FOOD here! This is a trendy American-ish kind of place. You'll find hamburguers, salads, chicken fingers etc. The dessertr are great specially the carrot pie! On Fridays they bring bands and you can have a small concert while enjoying your meal.

It was so nice to find an all vegan restaurant in the city! The service was absolutely wonderful…read moreand the food was delicious. I highly recommend!

This is your vegan place in santiago!! Absolutely delicious…read morefood, really good portions and very good wines. The staff is super nice and the place is very cozy! Absolutely recommended!

I absolutely loved having a quick lunch here. This definitely is the spot to be if you are a…read moreseafood lover. The service was great, and the prices were pretty much in range with other places in the area. We visited during the tail-end of lunch hours, so it was pretty easy to get a spot in the plaza (fortunately, we had a great weather during our trip). While our spread of seafood dishes (octopus, mussels, and something else I cannot remember) was great, the razor clams were my favorite - these probably were my favorite because they are somewhat difficult to find in the States.

We had breakfast and dinner here. At breakfast, their customers are mostly locals, coming in to…read moremeet up with friends while doing their shopping. You can order a simple cafe or double cappuccino to a breakfast special of double flat white, freshly squeezed OJ and two eggs with bacon (nowhere near as fatty as American bacon) for 11 euros. I got the eggs and bacon scrambled and ordered pan con tomate for the acidity (Next time I come to Spain, I will bring a personal bottle of El Tapatio hot sauce). I didn't need to eat again until 7-8 pm. We returned for dinner at 7:30. (by 9 pm, the place is full of locals). We ordered the warm salad (mixed lettuces with warm shrimp and scallops and a pan fried serving of goat cheese, simply dressed with a drizzle of balsamic vinegar), grilled langoustines (7 large head on langoustines for 15 euros...what a deal) and an order of pan con tomate (huge serving that could feed 3-4 people). With a glass of wine and a beer, the price was 42 euros (again, a bargain). Dinner portions are generous and each can easily serve two. They also do lunch...but that may be on another visit. The only "complaint" that we had was that we had to ask for the bill a couple of times and instead of waiting for someone to come to the table to take payment (which happened at every restaurant in Barcelona, Bilbao and San Sebastián), we had to walk up to the counter to pay. Clearly, they were not worried about turning over the tables as quickly as possible, which was refreshing