Mike is the only man I trust in Chile when it comes to fries. I haven't had the chicken but the…read morefries are fresh and homemade. Definitely go there if you want some decent fries

This is a better stocked grocery store at the bottom of Cerro Alegre and Cerro Concepción. It has…read moreabout 4-5 times the area of the tiny convenience stores so it has noodles, rice, sugar, coffee (instant only) tea, yogurt, butter, paper products, soda, etc in limited quantities. If you don't want to go all the way to the shopping district, this is a good choice for essentials.

We ordered lunch delivered. They have several pre fixe deals for 2 or 4 people and the portions are…read morehuge. We got the one with and we gallina and lomo mar y tierra. It also came with ceviche for an appetizer which I was a little nervous about because it's kind of warm in Santiago right now. I made the mistake of ordering an extra yuca frita with it. Mistake because it ended up being a huge amount of food which we couldn't finish. Everything was delicious. The salteado was steak and shrimp and it was really good. It had more of a gravy than just a soy sauce base I am accustomed to. I highly recommend them for delivery

Once again I've got to say this: the best food in Chile is Peruvian food. Rocoto is delicious. The…read moreonly reason I don't give them five starts is because the first time I went they would not serve me there although they had a table. The Pedro de Valdivia branch is apparently only for take-out. Even after the bad experience I still went back and ordered and, although the menu was for four, we still had some leftovers for the next day.

Seriously...I almost fainted from excitement when I came across this little gem. Potatoes and…read morecheese are two of my favorite foods and here you can have both - mixed together! What's best? (or maybe not for the best?) Is they are located 2 blocks from my house. However, even if they weren't that close, they offer delivery so everyone in the centro can have a taste of the 'real papa'. Although, I recommend coming as I am of the opinion that it tastes better when ordered there. So, I realize I have been talking a lot about what they do but haven't really explained what The Real Papa is all about. The Real Papa is something I had no idea could even exist, it is essentially a gourmet baked potato bar! The process: similar to ordering a burrito at Chipotle, you have your base (a potato) and you can add an array of toppings (and they all include sour cream!) The toppings range from American cheese and caramelized onions to blood sausages and curry (separated out into 'basic' and 'premium' toppings) If baked potatoes aren't your thing, you can get a tortilla wrap filled with the same goodies or if you want to be on the safer side, you can get a soup or salad (but don't be fome and order something with potatoes!) Tip: Do try the basil and ginger lemonade! They cater and do events - this is the perfect type of snack for big celebrations such as company parties, concerts or even bar mitzvahs