My cousin recommended the place as the best empanada place in Chile. The empanadas were tasty and…read moreflakey. There were so many to choose from. Kids were happy with queso (cheese) empanada. I was impressed with the clam empanada.

By far the best empanadas we have tried in the region. When you go, try the Macha Queso or just the…read moreQueso. Be aware that this are fried empanadas, and not the traditional oven baked empanada we love so much here in Chile. Pro tip. Get your empanadas with a Kunstmann beer or if you don't drink alcohol with a natural papaya juice.

I've been coming to this place for years as I used to work in the area. They have typical Chilean…read morefood and delicious empanadas. There's a daily menu that includes a side salad or soup, delicious home made bread, main dish and dessert. All for a reasonable price and a local ambiance that hasn't changed for decades. I'm vegetarian and I love their salads and their veggie empanadas. You can always get a plate of rice and salads of your choice as a modified menu. Servers are very friendly and food is great. I can't recommend the vegetarian empanadas enough: Cheese, Veggies, or Mushrooms with cheese.

Great empanadas in a sketch "Mercado" in Old Providencia. Very filling and inexpensive…read more There is 8 different varieties but the Pino is most popular.

A nice side walk cafe for a beer and an empanadas…read more We stopped here for a beer after taking in a long walk along the waterfront. We really wanted a Kross Porter but this spot didn't serve it. Not to be disappointed we settled into the nice chairs the restaurant offers on the sidewalk and started drinking Kuntzmann and Crystal brews. The staff has no English but beer is an international language. There was some argument about what a black beer should look like that became quite comical. I mean porter or stout are black my Spanish I knew "negro" as black but in Chile that seems to be amber. Oh well the amber or reddish beer, though sweet, was refreshing.

Lovely outdoor patio with umbrella coverage for those who dine outside. Inside multiple options for…read moreseating with televisions for viewing news, and the atmosphere is busy but without having to shout at your guest. I had a very excellent waiter serve me who spoke English. He provided his recommendations to me for something authentic and seafood based. I enjoyed a reineta (mild white fish native to Chile) covered in a white sauce and shrimp. Very delicious for this warm Fall day. The dish comes with choices of sides - salad, rice, french fries, etc. Piscos were cheaper here than in Santiago and strong. Enjoyed. A good helping of pebre (salsa like pico de gallo) was provided before the meal. If you come for lunch they do have an executive menu which is a great deal if you like what the main entree is. I ordered an empanada (shrimp) to go and it was delicious. For the amount of food and price, easily a better experience than other restaurants people rated 5 stars... which I could only surmise was for the view and not the food nor service. *Heavy side eye*

Loved this place for empanadas. Would have never discovered it without the help of our hotel…read moreconcierge in Santiago. I can't speak for the other food but the empanadas were amazing.

Voted best empanadas in Santiago, I was surprised to see they were not on Yelp yet. A small…read morebajeryvin a residential neighborhood, we showed up at 4:10 on a Sunday and they had closed. They reopened to sell us a half dozen meat empanadas and a half dozen cheese. They weren't cheap, $18,000 pesos ($26 bucks), but we had to have them. The pino (meat) is super tender steak. The texture could have been a little bit juicier, but we had taken them home and reheated, so I recommend trying them right there. The dough was tender, but not greasy or flaky and rolled super thin. They have several cheese options: plain, with olives or with tomatoes, we tried them all and like the tomato the best. They have limited seating, all outside, as it looks to be the owner's home. If your in Santiago and like locals' faves that are off the beaten path, you gotta go!

These empanadas are really big, very filling, but not that great. They feel like they've been…read moresitting for a while. The chicken inside was very dry. The pino filling was good but the bread was pretty dull. They didn't really stand out except for the generous portion size. Two of them fill you up very easily. Vegetarian empanadas are offered here which is a perk. Outdoor seating is your only option, but you can sit on the patio or the sidewalk tables. Credit card is accepted.

All kinds of empanadas are served. I had the cheese and the salmon empanadas and both were rich and…read moredelicious. Friendly staff, mainly outdoor seating protected from the wind. Highly recommended for authentic Chilean food.

Very popular local empanada spot. Quite busy on a Wednesday for lunch. The empanadas are quite…read morelarge so 1 is likely enough. The Pino empanada is filled with beef, onion, olive, and egg. Very delicious for the first few bites but gets quite heavy. The cheese empanada has a puff pastry crust and is lighter. Drink options include sodas and juice. You'll definitely be brushing shoulders with locals but that's part of the charm of this local spot! Fair prices too.

Amazing empanadas in Santiago! They make them fresh all day long, you can see everyone working in…read morethe kitchen behind the glass. You buy your ticket at the first counter and pick up your empanadas at the next counter. They pack them to go but you can eat at the standing counters too.

Found this bakery online in search for the best empanadas in Santiago! We were on a tasting kick…read moreand this bakery had won some medals in prior years. The bakery location is off one of the main streets, there's not much ambience and the chairs are metal material so not much to lounge on for an enjoyable lunch/snack. Reading prior reviews I picked up on the customer service, they are not the friendliest just very business like, place your order, pay, sit and get out. I think they have a heavy catering section and make their dollars there. I happy to say that they did have a variety of empanadas to choose from and they also had a "grab and go" section. Not sure what their pricing is for these grab containers but I'm sure if you worked around the area this bakery could be convenient for lunch. The empanadas were nice but there's more options to choose from.