Fun place. The owner is from Australia and served our group…read more Fish and chips were very good.

Great roast beef and mashed potatoes…read more The roast chicken was just OK. For the price it's very good value. Just know that it is pub food.

Tuesday night bar hopping brought us here for a quick one before the place closed. Cool…read moreGerman-esque pub with a large dining area as well as plenty of bar seating to get your drink going. Already full from dinner, so got a couple seats at the bar for just drinks. Sizes here range from normal to gargantuan - settled on the "Grande" Doppelbock ($3600pesos). A large mug of dark beer with a filling rich flavor. They also have wine and cocktails for those who don't want to chug a giant beer. Bartender is friendly and suffered through my Spanglish like a pro. Seems like a solid place for food as well if it's not too crowded.

This place has very good food and absolutely perfect beer. Highly recommending. Service is is fast…read moreenough and atmosphere is very friendly.

The craft beer culture in Chile (the country of great wines!) is just beginning to take off…read more That means: 1. You should open a gastropub a la Portland 2. You should come here. Good beer selection, great pizza, nice vibe.

Small local beer bar. 9 Chilean beers on tap. Approx 40 more in bottles. Nice selection. Small food…read moremenu of pizza and sandwiches. Nice little spot. The American Stout by Coda was my favorite.

Stopped in for some beers before dinner - I got the Berries Ale (estilosas) and my husband got the…read morepils (originales). I really enjoyed the raspberry forward ale, had a good balance of sweet and sour. The also serve food but we didn't have a chance to try it; they have about four original beers, three special beers and two super craft beers. They also offer flights of four!

Really enjoyed this place. Surprisingly good beers. Last night because I was bad at Spanish at…read morea different place, I was ignored and left beerless...Bartender Guille was patient and made me feel welcome. Food was awesome and so were the people!

I love that I can get an excellent beer to go here for less than I'd pay for a crappy beer in a bar…read moreor restaurant anywhere in the US! Knowledgeable staff don't disappoint. Tell them what you're looking for and you'll leave with some beers that will KNOCK YOUR SOCKS OFF!

For all of you who love deliciously-hoppy, incredibly-crisp, and extremely refreshing beers this is…read morethe place for you. Less than a year old, this beer store has already made a name for itself among the beer elitists in Chile. Started by fellow gringos, Beervana on Los Leones, has an incredible selection of both international and national beers. In fact, they have one fridge of US-beers, one of European beers (from the UK, Belgium and Germany) and one of Chilean microbrews. My favorites include their brews imported from some of California's best breweries such as Ballast Point, Green Flash, Coronado, Anderson Valley and Devil's Canyon. The owners, Ben and Perry, have the patience of a saint and take the time to explain (even to the most novice of beer drinkers) what is what and how you can distinguish between the brews. Definitely worth the time to come by and check out the beer options for your next asado. Also, if you fear these artesian beers might break the bank, keep an eye out as they always seem to have promotions on something (last week it was on Groupon but they also post it on FB).

Nice rustic, quaint restaurant that lies in the shadows of a much larger joint next door. The…read moreservice was very responsive, by Chilean standards. Each menu item we ordered was nicely prep'd in a manner suggesting the kitchen was geared to an upscale, European standard. The appetizer of shrimp was delivered to my table in a small blackened pan that was seasoned with butter and spices. An accompanying salad of various fresh veggies was awesome. A main dish of reineta was presented with a delicate side of mash potatoes, mixed with spinach and mushrooms. Round out the meal with a pisco sour and my meal was completely perfecto. Try the natural strawberry drink.... No sugar added and good.

We enjoyed this spot to end a day or walking around. Beers were tasty and food was good too. We had…read morethe chicken bombs and fish and chips.

Couldn't find the place. The address and location are confusing and the tax driver were not…read morehelpful. No fan of Chilean food after all we had tried anyway.

Beer was ok. Food was good. Went there for a stout that they advertised online... they didn't…read morehave it .. check it out though

Great food, the Spatzle was excellent accompanied by beef with bacon simmered inside. Empty on a…read moreweek night before 10pm due to night culture here but good service, good food and the beer is to be enjoyed too; they have a 5.5 heff and a 7.5 beer on tap both solid german inspired chilean beers. Menu has 3-4 german style tasting plates for two people to share if thats your thing... I'm too selfish.

My girlfriend and I were amazed to find that this awesome restaurant didn't have a Yelp site, so…read moreHotzenplotz, we loved you and want to spread the word of your amazing german style unfiltered (un-bottle-able) craft beer. We have just been raving about it since we tried it. The menu was small but the food was fantastic and delicious. My girlfriend ordered a cheese pasta (spaetzleteig) that had onions, bacon, and came with a well-dressed salad. I ordered the most juicy, delicious pork chop with potatoes. The beers that you were serving that night were so epic that we still relish them and wish they could be bottled, exported or delivered right to our door, though we understand now thanks to your great explanation that they can't. They would not be as epic. One was a heavenly liquor of the gods, with a malty, sweet, balanced character that warmed the heart with its 7.5% alcohol. The other, a flirty, delivishly bready wheat beer that was light and refreshing as well as tasty. Also, the ambiance was friendly and really neat. The restaurant is in a very cool trendy neighborhood. We liked the money tree inside and the decorations, as well as your rough-cut wooden tables and hilarious stone chess board set. The projector Tv playing the Copa America games was the perfect finishing touch to a wintery night in Valparaiso, where a few locals among random study-abroad students could delight in unison in your beer and food.