MUY BUENO, la comida espectacular y en su punto me encanta la comida peruana y los diferentes…read moreplatillos que vi

Great find right by hotel Food was great…read moreService was accommodating And the house cab was perfect

Really liked Chipe Libre! Our first lunch at this spot was delicious. We went with the daily lunch…read morespecial (chicken curry or fish and salad). For a very reasonable price, you also get a pisco sour, water/soda/wine, an appetizer (fried cauliflower with beets), and coffee. The pisco sour was very refreshing and tart. Food was a good sized portion as well and tasted light and not too heavy. The lunch special isn't listed in the menu so don't forget to ask about it! Ambiance is really cute inside and they have nice outdoor seating as well.

Very disappointed with the food. Searched several sites and thought because of the reviews we…read morewould give it a try. Big mistake! We had the Ceveche Puerto so bland no taste. We asked for some spice just to give it a kick..did not work. Ceveche needs to be marinated for hours or a day. My friend had Lomo Salteado the meat was not tender at all just hard and again flavorless. I ordered something called Flamenco with the chef sauce. My dish was semi good, the issue was the salmon was over cooked. Now for service...he seemed like he did not enjoy doing his job and seemed peturbed when asked any questions. Too bad plates look better then they taste. Bummer!

best peruvian food restaurant in the neighborhood, others are great too but this one rules.read more

By far one of my favorite places to indulge. In California my go-to meal was a burrito, here it is…read morea sanguche peruano. It is delicious, cheap, and....delicious. Although I selfishly want to keep this a secret, I will let you Yelpers out there know...Many Santiaguinos go to the always-packed Donde Guido on Merced not knowing that a couple of blocks down is an almost always, *nearly empty*, Donde Guido on San Antonio. Why is this important?? Well, I am a vegetarian and although there are 2 vegetarian options on the standard menu...I am not a big fan of any of them. So, through a *very* arduos trial and error process, I found my perfect vegetarian Peruvian sanguche. The only problem is, because the Merced branch is always packed the cooks and waiters never let me create my own sandwich. Meanwhile, San Antonio has empty tables and ready to fill them with my "special" order. A tip for everyone: I highly recommend adding the salsas to your sandwich, that is what gives it the knock-out taste! My favorite is the olive sauce (aceituna), if you want a stronger taste you can add garlic (ajo) and if you like spicy, I recommend the "aji amarillo" (somewhat spicy) or "rocoto" (really spicy). However, if vegetarian isn't your thing, there are tons of options such as the traditional "chicharrón" (fried pork) or "lechon" (suckling, roasted pig). You can almost never go wrong with these delicious sandwiches served on warm freshly baked bread.

This Donde Guido on Sanantonio is located literally like 3 blocks down from the other Donde Guido…read more This one however serves the traditional Peruvian sandwiches as well as all the Peruvian plates such as Aji de Gallina, Ceviche, all the yummy pasta dishes. They have two floors, personally I find the second floor way more appealing. On the first floor you have to deal with people coming in and out the entrance as opposed to the second floor which is much quieter. Also on a cold day it really sucks to have sporadic drafts of cold air while enjoying their dinner. At Donde Guido they serve the traditional Peruvian pisco sour which is always a treat. Their service is usually really attentive. I wouldn't recommend their ceviche, it's not bad but I would say it's the freshest I've tried. I always enjoy the pasta dishes which is a fusion of Chinese and Peruvian food.

Buena comida y buen servicio. Todos los platos son ricos. Hay menú a la hora de almuerzo. No es tan…read morebarato pero vale la pena para no tener que ir lejos a comer algo rico.

Una Joya a unos pasos de la casa Neruda en Pío Nono. Tuvimos suerte de tomar una mesa en el balcón,…read morelo que hizo la comida, excelente, especial.

Mind blowing ceviche, delicious pisco sours, and lots of great things to try. Lovely setting and…read morelocation. Recommended!

Complimentary pisco sour was delicious as was the ceviches we tried, this place is huge and…read moreaccommodates many patrons, staff is very friendly and willing to explain this amazing Peruvian entrees. The have a full bar as well.

By far my favorite Peruvian restaurant. I have been to many different Peruvian restaurants in…read moreSantiago and this is hands down my favorite. More reason to back my choice: I live with a picky Peruvian and after years of trying new places, this has become our go-to spot. I recommend coming hungry and ordering the "ceviche de pescado" to start and then a main dish. My favorite is the "chicharron de pescado" it is a Peruvian take on fish and chips (except they serve it with boiled potatoes). If you have read any of my other reviews you will know how much I love french fries that is why I'll let you in on a little secret: any dish that comes with boiled potatoes you can ask to switch them for french fries! You're welcome.