Una variedad muy extensa! Mi esposo iba a pedir 4 empanadas pero la amable señora que nos atendió…read morele recomendó empezar con 2. Ya que las trajo nos dimos cuenta por qué - están enormes!! Deliciosas Tambien pedimos un cafecito que resultó increible. GRACIAS!!

Best Empanadas in Viña Del Mar, this place fried their empanadas and have a great variety from…read morebeef, chicken, vegetables and seafood. You can also find sweet. Tradition is to bake them but my preference is fried. They have great pie de limón next door, just saying. Enjoy!

Get empanadas here if you're ever in Valparaiso, Chile! I still think about those seafood empanadas…read moreto this day and it's been a few years since I've gone. I still have not found anything similar to these empanadas back in the States and can't wait to go back to Chile just to get these seafood empanadas again!

If you are up for freshly made empanadas-- and love street food feel -- this is your place. Best…read moreever empanada! Service is incredible. And price cannot be beat.

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.

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.

Simply amazing. Not much English and not sure how I found this place however I have never had…read moreanything like this. We ordered the Shrimp, Carne, Mushroom and Florentine empanadas. Would come back and highly recommend this hole in the wall. Tip... sit in the dining room. The servers are much nicer than the lady the takes to go orders.

Great tasting empanadas, but they're just too damned slow and inefficient. Don't be surprised if…read moreyou wait more than half an hour to be served. Probably have to advised out to skip this place as a result. Prices range from 1000 to around 1600 per empanada and they're generally big enough on their own as one meal.

We used to go to this restaurant when we lived in Chile way back. The food is delicious, the prices…read moreare surprisingly low and the atmosphere is unpretentious and inviting. Don't miss it!

The empanadas here are so good!! Yummy shells with a hot filling inside. They range from about 1400…read morepesos (chorizo & queso) to 1500 (ratatouille) to 1900 (filet mignon) to please a variety of tastes. On the first day I came here they had one with salmon which is pretty cool. I can't speak to the restaurant food but each time I walked by it looked quite full... good sign. :)

Wow what a meal.. Delicious fresh food, humongous portions, local restaurant... this is the place…read moreto go!! Food is fresh and fairly priced.. Guau, qué comida! Comida fresca y deliciosa, raciones enormes, un restaurante local... ¡este es el lugar perfecto! La comida es fresca y a buen precio.