Great fire wood burning oven with local herbs grown to supply the restaurant. The food is great or…read moreat least look pretty darn good. The menu is extensive and well laid out. To open your appetite they bring you real Italian grissini with a nice alio sauce. It is somewhat pricey...remember you are in area of tourism and it gets pricey. No parking outside so be prepared to park where ever you find a spot and walk. Service is really good - waiters are friendly. We ordered a pizza Boscaiola; the dough felt fresh, very well baked in fire wood oven. Ingredients all were savory and placed perfectly. My sister ordered dessert Budino Della Casa ( only good thing here was the ice-cream ) don't spend your $$$ on it. The place is romantic and must be amazing at night on the outside patio.

The pizzas are high quality at a reasonable price considering it is conveniently located across the…read morestreet from a high end beach front hotel. I recommend this restaurant because the toppings taste fresh. Additionally, the combinations appear original. The wood tables and seating contribute to a warm ambiance. I also recommend the milk shakes especially on a hot day. This is also family friendly based on my experience of eating here. I think the service could be a little faster in the evening near closing time but overall a great experience.

Very busy during the weekends in the evening time but during the day and on weekdays, can be seated…read moreright away. Pizza was very delicious and lots of choices too! Beer good was always!

So this is an update to my last review - a lot of locals including myself are absolutely pissed…read morethat this place got bought out. This is according to internet sources: "Allegretto in Valparaiso, a once-popular local pizzeria, was recently bought out by a larger restaurant group. According to reviews and reports, the change in ownership led to menu modifications, including the removal of their signature pizzas. Patrons noted that these changes significantly impacted the quality and variety that originally defined the restaurant, leading to dissatisfaction among regulars. The new management reportedly shifted focus to a broader menu, but this alienated many loyal customers who cherished the pizzeria's unique offerings" I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw this so I had to swing by the place myself and it was true ! They even got rid of their famous balcony with a view and I ordered a margarita pizza (because the regular pizzas were no longer on their menu) just to make sure and it was absolutely tasteless! it tasted like frozen pizza and the best part about the whole meal was the lemon water that came included hopefully the new owners get some help from whoever they bought it from because people are not happy and I can confirm that the pizza did not taste the same :/

3.5 stars! We were looking for a place that wasn't too expensive for dinner and we came across this…read moreplace because of people waiting outside for it to open for dinner service. We checked out the menu which had a bunch of pizzas and gnocchi and risotto. The place is really cute inside - very bohemian and eclectic just like the neighborhood, with the vintage decor and the polka dotted tablecloths. We were given Spanish menus, amd one of the servers later gave us a English-Spanish ingredient glossary thing to help us decipher the menu. There is an English menu outside of the restaurant, but I guess they don't have copies of it for inside. We decided to order the pizza lecheros, which was Spanish sausage and tomatoes in a roasted red pepper sauce, with lettuce and some other green sprinkled on top. The green leafy veggies were put on top after the pizza was cooked, so it was kind of like getting a salad with the pizza. The pizza was just okay - the crust was thin, but not amazing. There wasn't a lot of sausage and the sauce was just okay also. The service was great though! The girls were attentive. And there was a cool contraption on the table where you pressed the button and the server would come to your table. I couldn't figure out how it worked because there were no wires. But when I pressed it, our table number would appear on the little screen next to the server's counter. We were able to pay with credit card and they boxed up our leftovers for us. The pizza easily feeds two people. There are six decent sized slices. The place is cute and the service is excellent. If I came back, I would want to try the gnocchi or the risotto!

Really enjoyed this food! Came here with a large group and wasn't sure what to expect. The service…read morewas really friendly and able to seat us at 3 tables near each other. I had pizza and it was really good. They have unique combos like onion and steak.

We had a great meal at this busy pizza place located on the culinary street in the upscale…read morebusiness-center part of Santiago that locals call "San-hattan". Despite being told by hotel concierge that they didn't take reservations, this is not correct. If you can navigate the Spanish-only website, they DO offer online reservations. We arrive at 6:55 for our 7 pm reservation and there were already 50+ people (tourists) lined up to get in when they open at 7. The restaurant is huge so if you go early you could easily walk in, but the benefit of the reservation was having a prime table set aside on the edge of the open-air restaurant.

I didn't try the pizza here but there are great local beers and great guys working there. It's…read morecleaned and casual. We stopped by here to pick up a beer and use their restroom, went to dinner, did some more things, and at the end of the night we came back to purchase some more local beers to try. The one we got earlier in the day was Del Puerto Strong Ale from Valparaíso, we got another one to-go. If you sit there to eat they give you like herbed bread and dip.

Went for drinks, they were good and the staff is super nice but the drinks were a bit priceyread more

Closest thing to New York Pizza in Chile. Thin and crispy. Very reasonably priced.read more

This is your average little pizza cafe located next to the numerous other cafe on Jose Miguel de la…read moreBarra street in the center of the Bellas Artes Neighborhood. They offer thin crust pizza by the slice and last time I went it was only about 1 mil pesos a piece. They always have a selection of pizza ready, or you can wait for their fresh ones to come out of the oven. The dough is nice and crunchy, the toppings are good, nothing too special. You can take a seat inside or enjoy yourself on their little street patio. Or if you want to avoid being in public grab a slice or two to go. Verace is always open late as it is in such a popular part of Santiago. They also serve beer to enjoy with your food. The service is friendly and the atmosphere is piola (chill).