Get a completo. Or a cheese dog. But no matter what, do not do what I did and get both…read more (Or do - I dare ya.) Elkika is probably not the most authentico Chilean cuisine experience, but we were directed here for a completo, and it did not disappoint. Cold beers in big mugs and the biggest vienna sausages you've ever seen in your life make coming to Elkika worth every calorie. There's several locations. This one is pretty big, with a big area of outdoor seating, as well. The location is primo, right off the main street near a public transit stop. Server was friendly, prices are great, food portions are insane, flavor is as good as it gets.

This place came with a recommendation from a colleague whose wife is from here. I had the Kika…read moreburger - or was it a burger - with one of their Viennese sandwiches (hot dogs). These two were everything I wanted at the time. Satisfying, filling, and decadent. My coworkers polished off their plates as well. They ordered combos with schnitzel and steak among their selections. Service was great, beers were cold and the place was packed with locals. They seem to know where to come for a great meal.

It used to be best burger in Santiago but now is just one more. When asking for the famous wagju…read moreburger was told it has been discontinue but still in the menu. :(

The best cheeseburger I have ever had at a trade show. Maybe one of the best cheeseburgers I have…read moreever had from a fast food restaurant... Outside of Freddie's Steakburgers. This was a very close second.

They have Delirium beer. And the burgers are pretty good. You need nothing else on a warm Saturday…read moreafternoon. Make sure to make reservations (as with any restaurant in Santiago) they get crowded at lunch and dinner.

This is a review for the nightclub/dancing at Massatto (one day I will go earlier for the food,…read morewhich I hear is delicious). EXCELLENT place to hang out with friends and dance. If you like good music, you'll love it here. I've tried dancing with my friends at high-end bars in Santiago, but the atmosphere here is actually much better and they do a very good job with 1) ventilation--fans will keep you cool so you can keep dancing, and 2) attentive staff--if you need anything, they are there whether it's more drinks or to clean up a spill. My girlfriends refer to this as a salsa bar where the locals, particularly the Colombianas, hang out. It has a low-key, non-pretentious, local vibe for sure. I was surprised to see a lot of people in jeans. Highly recommend, whether you're with your partner or a girls' night out!

Excelente food and atmosphere Try the asado de tira that is…read morecooked for 50 hours with smoked matched potatoes . Awesome!!!! The best of the best.

I've visited Tramonto twice now and agree with friends that you come here primarily for the views,…read morebut during covid, you also come for the delicious food and quicker-than-normal and quality service. A group of my neighbors decided to make an early dinner reservation at the restaurant over the holiday weekend (Fiestas Patrias). Due to the earlier-than-normal curfew, the restaurant stopped serving and turned off the music at 8 p.m. (normal Chilean dinnertime). Thankfully, we'd had two hours to enjoy pisco sours, sparkling wine, ceviche, provaleta, empanadas, entraña, and pizza. Thanks to the pandemic, our temperatures were taken at the door and the menu (in English and Spanish) downloads onto your phone with via QR code. I can highly recommend the blue cheese- and-carmenere empanadas, which also contain beautiful caramelized onions. Also, the trio of ceviches was lovely and the toasted bread crisps had a buttery garlic flavor. We ordered two warm provaletas that come with herbs, tomatoes, and walnuts, but only the second one was actually served at an acceptably warm temperature. I also recommend the pear, brie, and caramelized onion pizza. The pizza and pears are very thin but the flavor is good, though I would not call the dough "gourmet". Possibly because it is winter or because of covid, the pool has been drained, but the evening view of the mountains was still the highlight of the meal, como siempre.

Beautiful rooftop bar with colorful lighting and a pool in the center. The views were nothing…read morespectacular, but the cocktails were great. We tried the traditional Pisco Sour as well as the Passionfruit variety, but my favorite was their Ginger and Honey cocktail. I could taste the fresh grated ginger and the honey was not too sweet at all. The waiter was so funny and accommodated my broken Spanish. All in all, a beautiful night.

My husband and I dined here tonight, and it was absolutely amazing! My husband had the fillet…read moremignon, and I had a fish dish in butter. We started with the pisco sour's, that were absolutely fantastic! They also bring you potato chips, salsa fresh bread, and butter to start with. Boris was our server, and was absolutely wonderful. The food was truly spectacular! Probably one of the best that we have had in all of Chile. I really liked the calm atmosphere, and of course the food was fabulous. I highly recommend this restaurant. You definitely will not go away hungry, and the total bill worked out to be about US$40. Definitely a bargain for all of the great food and drinks that we had. Loved it!

Everything about the dinner service at Bistro Km0 was fabulous. I've found seasoning, particularly…read moresalt, can be lacking in Chilean dishes (which could explain the joke that you can easily spot a Chilean because he will always salt his food before tasting it, haha), but that was not the case on this particular evening. We arrived a bit early for dinner (after 7, but before 8 is early) but were greeted with gusto and the wine list. I'd been wanting to check this place out because who doesn't love a restaurant in which an entire four-story wall is just wine?! The wine list didn't disappoint. I had a glass of Syrah, which was divine (by dessert, I was tempted to go for a second, but opted for decaf coffee instead). We perused the menu for a long while. I will definitely be bringing friends and family here when they visit--everything looked amazing. You can even order a charcuterie tray of just meat, just cheese, or a combo. Doesn't that sound perfect with a bottle of vino?? Other group-dining options include a seafood platter consisting of oysters and crab...Yum! The hubs and I weren't super hungry, so we skipped the appetizers and went straight for the main course, though I will be back for the appetizers soon. I asked the waiter if he recommended the mushroom risotto or the fish of the day. He said if I like salmon, then the fish hands down. I love salmon, so that was easy. The hubs, as usual, went for the steak. At first he was leaning toward a dish that had steak and veggies, but the waiter said that was too bland and recommended the filet with foie gras. We also ordered a side of mushrooms. Everything arrived quickly and perfectly. I was most surprised at the level of seasoning in my dish--the butter sauce was great and even had plenty of salt to boot. The fish came with potatoes (the usual staple around here) that were not overcooked but were still soft enough to slice with a fork, though I might have preferred some green veggie instead. We both cleaned our plates and thought we might go for a stroll to get ice cream down the street. But then our waiter cleared our table and offered us the dessert menu. Why not? Everything looked incredible. The hubs was leaning toward flan but opted for the tiramisu at the behest of the waiter. I couldn't turn down the berries with merengue and vanilla ice cream. It was perfect! I think I could eat here every day, seriously. So many delicious menu options and so much wine! I'm not sure how it is for the English-speaking crowd, but I would guess they have at least one server on staff who could translate for you. Most of the menu is pretty easy to figure out, though! Enjoy!

Wasn't sure what to expect here. Menu was somewhat French but the majority of the items were a bit…read more"fusiony" or more geared for Chilean palate. I had a seared tuna salad which came with lentils and palta (avocado). The tuna was done nice and it served well but it was lacking any taste, it did come with a tiny shallow dish of dressing but it wasn't enough to flavor the salad. Portion was large, although some of my table mates ordered other dishes and I thought they were pretty measly (the coq o vin was tiny). Service was good and booze was very strong. 1 mojito nearly knocked me out. Decor is very "W Hotel" style indeed. Overall decent place but I wouldn't return for the food alone.