This is my safe place. Whenever I'm hungry at Parque Arauco I go to Tip y Tap. Everything here is…read moredelicious. Everythibghave tried the burgers, the fish, the filete a lo pobre, the pastel de jaiva, several sandwiches; all good! Great cooks. On the down side you could get a really nice waiter or the typical Chilean "unhaone. Be patient if you get there for lunch on the weekends, 2pm is the busiest hour.

The food here is outstanding, affordable and a great redux of Chilean food. The setting is 1950's…read moredinner, complete with simple signage, simple menu, booths and two-tops. Service is good - and "good" in Chile (specifically Santiago) means the server takes your order in less than ten minutes after you've been seated, and they ask if you need anything while your eating... Yeah, customer service in Chile isn't one of its selling points. Today I had Lingua con pure picante (tongue baked with a sweet tomato sauce, parm, and lumpy mashed potatoes spiced with Merken (one of two spicy seasonings liked by most, adventurous, Chileans). It was awesome - melt in your mouth good. I chased it down with an Austral Calafate Ale - superb. I ate at the bar today, and it offers a great view of the restaurant and an opportunity to watch the bartender whip up Chilean drinks like Pisco Sours and some fresh fruit drinks... Outside seating is comfortable and offers a great opportunity to people watching.

Lunch. Delicious chicken breast with fries and huge steak sandwich. Highly recommended!read more

This restaurant is amazing!!! The ceviche is an orgasm in your mouth. The service is beyond warm…read moreand welcoming. Everybody and their mothers have to come here. This bomb.com restaurant is a hidden gem, American and Latino Americans can't miss!! (Tostadas not included)

Do not eat here. They pack their meat in the burger so it is too dense to enjoy. The pasta was not…read moregood. It was not terrible but not good enough to eat for an entire meal. We ordered the steak chunks and American burger. This is not good Italian food. They offer a bread basket with only one fluffy piece of bread and few yucky breadsticks. Drinks were okay. The service was good. The server was kind and polite. Sincerely Americans that love little Italy in the USA

Good historic hole in the wall type place serving the most common home style Chilean dishes. We…read morewent with an uncle who is super good with money (cheap). We had the merluza, cazuela de vacuno and the pernil. I was expecting a pernil more Cuban or Puerto Rican Style, but this was a big ass leg o' pork. Delicious if you don't mind soft, braised fat covering the meat. Underneath the layer of fat is lovely meat with a texture similar to carnitas. The cazuela was just soup, typical with a huge potato, squash and corn on the cob. The merluza had a light batter and we ordered ensalada Chilena with it. With wine the huge meal was $21,000 pesos. About $30 bucks and you have to pay cash for tip.the waiter was a bit salty, but was happy with 10%.

Located across the street from the Cementerio General, the largest cemetery in Santiago, Quita…read morePenas is named conveniently for those who would wander into this pub after burying their loved ones. Quita penas, or "take away sorrow", is exactly what the patrons of this bar do - drown their sorrows with a large jug of pipeño or in one of their rich dishes. The food served here is a true example of Chilean comfort food at its finest, with bread, potatoes and meat as the base of almost all of these dishes. This pub is not the most glamorous, but in a way, that is what makes it so unique and perfect for its location and purpose. It is a simple and cozy pub with photos lining its walls of popular figures such as Chilean sports stars, politicians such as Allende, artists such as Victor Jara and Gato Alquinta (from Los Jaivas) as well as Chilean poets and filmmakers. Quita Penas is one of the historical hubs of Santiago, filled with stories and popular culture, it is here to stay. As it was told to me, everyone has a memory of spending an afternoon here with their family, passing through many emotions from sorrow to laughter. One of the many things that has put Quita Penas on the map, is for Chile's main soccer clubs Colo-Colo. Colo-Colo was founded here in 1925 by two football players who were drowning their sorrows, after being let go from their soccer team. Now, whenever an "hincha" of Colo-Colo passes away, they always make their way here (their last stop of their caravan). Tip: You can get here by taking the green line metro to "Cementerios" Try the "Paró la Chala". It is the house drink, made of pisco, gin and granadine (similar to a Terremoto but way stronger!) They are open every day of the year except for September 11th.

We loved this quirky hipster Chilean restaurant so much from the kitchy arcade to the amazing…read morecocktails and seafood. The octopus appetizer was particularly spectacular. Note that the portions are not particularly large, the prices are not particularly low, and the decor not at all new if that kind of thing is important to you - but it is truly charming, quirky, fun and delicious. It was one of our favorite nights out coming here, and we even played a game at the arcade after supper, although it closed very shortly after that, so come early if you really want to spend time at the arcade. IMPORTANT NOTE: ONLY OPEN ON WEEKENDS. (We tried to go during the week and failed, but we came back and were so glad we did!)

A very unique restaurant located in the shadow of a cathedral. When we visited it was a pretty slow…read moreWednesday. I'm sure it gets very busy due to the area and atmosphere. We started out with the Caramelized Goat Cheese Salad. We can not recommend this enough! Delicious and fresh and light. We ordered the Filet Sautéed in Gnocchi and the Filet Sheet. If it wasn't rude to lick our plates clean we would have!

Very good food with a wonderful deal for lunch including delicious Chilean wine and dessert and…read morevery friendly wait staff. The pork and mashed potatoes were perfectly cooked and the berry and vanilla mousse was scrumptious. A must do visit for a great deal on delicious food.

Our hotel had a deal for free Pisco Sours here so...drinks were good, staff friendly. Food fine,…read morenothing exceptional. Great location in a neighborhood square with a lot of foot traffic (locals, tourists).

The service was really good, the food was good, and the prices were a little too high. Perhaps…read morebecause 7:00 pm is too early, but the vibe (atmosphere) was lacking a positive energy.

The sesame shrimp are damn good. Ahimsa tuna Ceviche was pretty good. A bit salty but still really…read moregood. The Crouquettes were tasty. Super creamy texture. Don't waste your time on the Falfal. They tasted like hush puppies. But we went here twice because it was good.

Our last night in Chile and decided to go super casual with pizza. The staff was very quick and…read moreattentive and a beautiful summer night we sat outside. The pizza was very good.

I didn't find what I was looking for there, but very helpful sales associate told me where I could…read morefind what I needed wanted!

Selection selection selection. El Mundo de Vino has it all and should, the store in El Golf is…read moreabout 50 times bigger than my apartment. EL Mundo de Vino has a ton of wines and champagnes to choose from, as well as Whiskey, Vodka and Pisco of course Their prices are super competitive and the store is beautiful. Their wines are stacked high in the wooden displays making you feel like you have walked into an exclusive wine cellar. Their staff are all trained and knowledgeable about their wide wine selection. I always know when I walk in that one of their employees will be able to help me pick out something perfect for whatever the occasion. The store is open later too so no need to dash over after work. They also have special packing accessories for travelers who want to take wine home with them. Nothing better than bringing home a Chilean wine after a long trip away from home.