I recently decided to walk home via a new route and I came across Quesos del Sur. This is no…read moreminimarket, Quesos del Sur sells eggs, cheese, nuts, butter, honey...basically everything from the South of Chile. Because I have been super busy, I haven't had time to go to the Vega lately and I have been somewhat depressed (the Vega is a vegetarian's best friend in Santiago). So to my surprise, Quesos del Sur offers similar products as well as prices as the vega! They even have Kumey farm made butter for 990 pesos - amazing! The staff are also super nice. It seems like it is a family business and the whole family works there - they are very eager to make sure you find what you want and will let you try cheese until you find the one you like. I recommend their goat cheese - delish!

It's only fitting that my 50th review be from my trip to Chile earlier this month. First, the…read morelocation is absolutely beautiful. Santiago has a knack for unique, courtyard restaurants and bars. During our final night in Santiago, I searched far and wide for a restaurant that fit the following criteria: - great pisco sours - high reviews for lunch/dinner - located in my favorite SCL neighborhood, Barrio Italia Thankfully, Lusitano fit the description for all three. I had a hearty shrimp and rice dish that was filling and tasty.

Amazing find! Great location and service. It's romantic and private. Very hip and modern. We…read moreordered the Ameijoas a Bulhao Pato, the Brisket al Jugo. and the Flat Iron. Everything was delicious! They also have an ice cream parlor attached but we didn't have room for dessert. Next time we'll save room!