We walked from our hotel to Metissage and it was absolutely worth it! This charming…read morebakery-restaurant serves some of the most delicious food we've had in Santiago. From the fresh baked bread and buttery croissants to the perfectly made omelets and refreshing fresh-squeezed orange juice--everything was outstanding. Even though we're only in Santiago for a week, we've already decided we'll be going back again. A must-visit spot for anyone looking for a cozy and flavorful breakfast or brunch experience!

Lived up to its reputation. Glorious everything-- croissants, coffee, fresh juices, and more. Plus…read morea charming atmosphere and friendly service. Must visit!

The food is absolutely excellent. I had a baguette ave palta and a Tarte de citrón. Absolutely…read moredelicious. The presentation was lovely and the mocchacino divine. The only drawback is the service is really excellent and then I think the server got overwhelmed and forgot to bring out the tart but as long as you're patient it is well worth the wait. The staff were all very kind and it was peaceful and calm on the weekend. I would have preferred to give this place 4.5 stars but anything less would be a lie.

If you love bread and all things pastry, you will LOVE EK. This is a chain, but a very good one…read more I stopped in after an 8-mile run with my dog on Easter Sunday and despite my appearance, I received top-notch service and a smile. After that excellent experience, I decided to bring my hubby for a Sunday brunch. I was VERY satisfied with their brunch menu! I could not believe the amount of food and drink that we both received--it was almost too much (in fact, we did take some breads home with us). When it comes to drinks, like pastries, they don't skimp on quality. The fresh-squeezed juices are terrific and the coffee baristas really know what they're doing. I ordered a coffee on Easter Sunday that was delish and had a hot cocoa most recently. The raspberry juice was so great that my hubby, who was feeling a little under the weather, had two! The ambiance is what you would expect from a French cafe in the city. It's a smaller space but I recommend sitting outside if you can. We sat in the far back courtyard and despite the cold temps outside, we were cozy thanks to the warm heat lamps and they also provide blankets! I highly recommend this spot for the friendly service (even if your Spanish is not great) and really delicious food. They even have a nice bakery right when you walk in the door, so it's a perfect spot to grab a quick host gift, a surprise for a friend, or even a coffee drink to go.

This is a great stop for a salad and a pastry. The staff were very busy, but our servers were…read moreprompt with our items. We sat by the pastry display and my mouth was watering looking at them all. They had great espresso as well! I also love the look of the place. It was giving cute Parisian. I'd definitely visit again.

Place is beautiful and close to my hotel in Santiago /Chile , food was good but the waiter telling…read moreme that he could not bring us another tea cup for my friend to share the tea I ordered was surreal ! Not sure I would be back because of the service !

Specialized in cakes. Very delicious. Nice location and decoration. One star less as the coffee was…read morenot good enough, and the waitress could have been friendlier.

Did not like this place. We ordered the salmon sandwich and it hardly didn't have any salmon and it…read morewas drowned in mayo. Almost impossible to eat it. And the coffee tasted burnt

I wanted to get everything from the store. We got empanadas, blueberry pie, calzones rotos and…read moresopaipillas. The employees were attentive and friendly. Good quality items. We enjoy them!

This review is for the pastries…read more THE AMBIANCE: Lo Saldes is a decent-sized bakery that has one side set up with baked goods and the other side set up for patron seating. THE BAKED GOODS: All around the baked good area there is bread and pastries laid out on tables, racks, and stored in refrigerators if perishable. There is a big bread/pastry display in the middle of the area and an area where the bread is stocked in little open cabinets. I don't know what my pastries were called but they weren't that great I have to say. The one that had either strawberry or raspberry on top -- I expected it to be soft and jam-like but it was semi-hard and gummy. The one that looks like a piece of lemon pie -- the crust was not flavorful and the filling was bland. THE TIPS: They have a deli station where you can order sandwiches and some items out of their oven such as calzones, sopaipillas (a kind of fried pastry), mediaslunas (croissant-style pastries), brownies, kuchen sureno (pie), and queques (muffins).