Breakfast all day? Yes please! This cute breakfast place is located on Almirante Montt, where there…read moreare several dining options and shops. They serve things like scrambled eggs and brekkie sandwiches and crepe style pancakes. We decided breakfast for dinner would be perfect after a day of visiting the beach and walking around the hills. I ordered the fruit with yogurt and oatmeal and the Del Campo, which was a sandwich with scrambled eggs, caramelized onions, and roasted bell pepper on pita bread. My friend ordered the luco revuelto, which was a meat sandwich with scrambled eggs in it, plus a latte. I liked my food - the oatmeal was dry and uncooked which I'm not used to eating, but the yogurt and the fruit were delicious, especially the nectarines (there were also bananas and watermelon). My sandwich was good too. My meal was light, which is what I was looking for after eating pizza and pastel de choclo and empanadas. My friends really enjoyed his food as well. They have English menus, so ask for them - it was only when we were asking what some of the ingredients were that the server asked if we wanted English menus. We were able to pay with credit card and split the bill on two separate cards. The place was packed when we were there and we also saw folks eating crepes with scoops of ice cream!

I don't get the hype. The breakfast was pretty mediocre--the potatoes I had were oily and bland,…read morethe queso fundido on top added nothing. The accompanying tomatoes weren't ripe. The best part was the bread, which was fresh and warm, and the orange juice, fresh-squeezed and balanced between sweet and tart. Pleasingly fast wifi, which can be hard to find in Valpo. The ambiance was nice, and it's in my favorite part of Valpo. Nice place to stop and get tea or coffee, but I wouldn't go out of your way to get a full meal here.

Friendly staff! I sat there for over an hour, taking a break from the hills and enjoying some…read morerefreshing, healthy fruit and juice. This is a very busy street corner, so you have loads of tourists milling in and out, but once you settle in, this is just part of the vibe!

Super nice café with a great atmosphere and live music on Sunday mornings. Breakfasts are including…read moreyour choice of expresso/capuccino, a juice of the day (strawberry juice that day) and an entree for a total of $10. The staff was really nice and our food came out quickly. We'd recommend getting an extra juice as these are excellent and super fresh (3,500 pesos though!). The full menu is available here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KtHFyDGeM4BB0NuRrQydgdoBAlx3sQW2/view?usp=drivesdk Perfect for a nice brunch after walking to see the murals!

Stopped by Café Plaza Moro after the Pablo Neruda House and Rodrigo was such a gem! We had jugo de…read moremango, the tortellini de carne, and ceviche. Everything was so delicately made and care was obviously given to the presentation. I would highly recommend this cafe for anyone in the area.

This little sidewalk cafe has a wonderful menu including Chilean Empanadas which are absolutely the…read morebest. The hosts are very friendly and eager to chat about the area (Spanish, English and Portuguese spoken here) and present their food and service graciously. The location is near a park on a street very close to the open air museum. Don't miss it. The lunch menu includes 3 courses, soft drink, and dessert and coffee for $8.900pesos.

Lovely little shop with nice outdoor seating. The menu seems big with many coffee options and a…read morehuge selection of tea options. The tea comes as a pot or about two cups. It's served with some sparkling water to clear the palate. The guyaba mango was excellent. Make sure you let it steep long enough. The sandwiches weren't exceptional but the desserts looked fantastic. Nice place to take a break with friends and have a snack. Service was friendly but not particularly quick. Parking is challenging since 5 Norte is a bit hectic. Opt for parking on a smaller side street if you can find a spot.

Great selection of teas and good service! Don't let the cheesecake fool you, it doesn't have the…read moresame texture or flavor as in the US, but if you've had a like Chilean cheesecake then it's pretty standard.