One of my personal favorites. Hard to find if you don't know what you are looking for. Has both…read moreindoor and outdoor spaces. It is a great place to go for a drink and dance after dinner in Bellavista. Very fun and easy going crowd with great music by both international and Chilean DJ's as well as live bands (a great escape from all the reggaeton which is so popular in chile). They have two dance floors and one is more tecno focused while the other is funk mixed with classic pop (depending on the night). I have always had a great time here and my friends and I have danced until the wee hours of the night. They also have great cocktails and happy hour - they even have servers up until around 12am where you will then have to fight your way to one of the bars. Tip: Bring your ID - I know that is a given, but I have gotten super lax about it and if you don't have one on you, the bouncers wont let you in. Also, if you come before 11pm you can get in free - otherwise you will have to pay. Keep an eye out on their Twitter or FB page as a lot of times you can get in free by adding yourself to the guest list.

Service was pretty slow and the Brazilian jazz night music was a cacophony of intolerable sounds,…read moreunfortunately. We made reservations and paid the cover charge only to leave early :(

I was on the hunt for a fun place to spend my birthday this year. I wanted something relaxed with a…read morecool/hip ambiance and good music as well as a large cocktail menu. My friends had all talked about The Jazz Corner as "the place to go" for live jazz music. So for my birthday (it was on a Tuesday night) my partner and I went to enjoy a couple of good drinks and awesome music. We showed up around 9pm (we were told that they close early on the weekdays so we wanted to get a good seat) they were still setting up the tables for the night but let us in anyway. I ordered a "blue lagoon" which was delicious (see picture) and my partner ordered a piscola. Shortly after, the music started and to our surprise, it was tango night! By no means was I disappointed, in fact, I think this might have been one of my favorite experiences watching live music in a bar. The performance was outstanding - the singer and his team were Argentinians and they all performed with such expression and power (for a lack of a better word) that both my partner and I were entranced in the music instead of conversation. Not only were the drinks and music amazing but the food was also pretty great. We ordered a cheese dish and a pizza (both fairly cheap and delicious!) The cheese platter was a warm, creamy camembert served with freshly toasted bread and a raspberry sauce. The pizza had 4 cheeses, basil and a thin crust -- 100% recommendable!

We visited this club and it was great. We messed up our reservation and came for the first show…read morewhen we had reserved the second. The owner said don't sweat it and even though it was sold out he found our party seats. We stayed for both shows and they were amazing. The staff was great and worked with our broken Chilean/English and made us feel welcome. Over all the night was a fond memory I will remember forever. The food was ok and the drinks were good but the jazz was TOP NOTCH!!!

Cute little jazz venue. The menu is very limited and the food was underwhelming. Limited wine…read moreselection but reasonable and good. The band we saw was doing late 90s Alt Rock jazz covers which just didn't work. This would be a much better experience just for drinks when a traditional jazz band was playing.

Pisco sour was fantastic. Beer was ok…read more Figured this place was shut down, but it's open. Piano guy playing. Met Luna and her BF. Had a great time. Avoid if you want a quiet night and moist chicken.

This bar is so inexpensive and right in the middle of the Bellas Artes neighborhood. It is super…read morecozy and has more of a lounge feel to it than a bar. When I went the first thing I noticed was how inviting the place was with the fun choice of music and how warm they kept it inside. I also really enjoy the layout of the bar. There are lots of little rooms, each with 3 to 5 tables which makes it perfect for a more private evening out, or you can also enjoy yourself at their classy bar. Naturally there is also space if you want to go out with a group of friends or have a happy hour with your work buddies. They even have karaoke, fun! There pisco sour was just yummy and they have some great things to nibble on as well. They cheese platter is beautifully arranged with salami and several artisanal cheeses. I tried their manchas a la parmesana (clams baked with parmesan cheese) which were not the best I've had, but good. Their empanadas we just fine as well the only strange thing is that they were served on a plate and covered in plastic rap (maybe a mishap). All in all a nice chill bar to spend an evening.

As you walk down the stairs into Club Subterráneo, with each step, the excitement for the night…read moreincreases - will there be a full house? Will you see someone you know? Meet someone new? Anything can happen in Club Subterráneo. This is great underground discotheque to party and dance all night long! They have awesome DJs, a large dance floor and sometimes even live music and mini concerts! The music is varied depending on who is playing. It can be pop, hip-hop, tecno, house -- they even play some salsa. It is also a great club to get a group of friends together to celebrate birthdays and special events. You can email them at : rrpp@subterraneo.cl and they will give you info about renting or reserving the section with tables in the back. If you do end up celebrating here, let them know you will be coming with a large group and you can send them your guest list and your friends will be able to enter free until 12am You should keep an eye out on their Facebook page (where they promote their events) there they show which events have a guest list and you can send in your name via email to get on the list. Entrance is then *free* until a certain time, usually around 1130pm and 12am. The entrance usually costs 4 mil after 12am. Also, I am not sure if they still do this, but if you eat dinner at any of the restaurants in Paseo Oreggo Lucco, you will be allowed in free before 11:30pm I recommend coming early to take advantage of their great happy hour specials and if you want something off the happy hour list, the bar is pretty well equipped to make just about any drink you want. Oh, they also have coat check but you pay for each item (I would bring a large purse where a jacket and scarf can fit...).

Great club with amazing location in Providencia. The atmosphere really depends on the night, DJ,…read moreand crowd, though. It's often overcrowded, but these have made for the best nights. Covers usually vary as well, I've paid as much as $20.000 and as little as $5.000. Overall a great time...lots of dancing and drinking!!

Excellent music, food and atmosphere. Make your reservation early and arrive 30 min before the…read moreevent starts.

I absolutely loved this place for the music and the atmosphere. We ate before going to a show, but…read morethe pizzas were a hot commodity and looked like authentic Italian pizzas. The drinks were fine and the dessert was pretty delicious. I'd go back.

Good place for cheap beer. it´s pack with harmless headbangers. The music plays through some not…read morevery good quality speakers (rock, speedmetal, heavy metal). The place is small, weird setting. Inside a concert room, then the bar area, then the patio which only has a few tables and always taken. The staff can be rude at times and the bouncers are as a rule pretty douchy. Everyoness dresses in black and it can get really hot during summer time. I think i got kicked out the last time i was there. The bouncer didnt appreciate my dancing crowd. Oh well, ill still be back for the cheap beer.

"Ojo" This bar won't be everyone's cup of tea, but for those that love rock, stiff drinks, loud…read moremusic and want to party all night...this will be your new spot. When you walk in the narrow doorway passed the bar and the anarchist posters, and into the industrial-like dark setting, you automatically know it will be a good night. The music is blasting with all types of rock (and a bit of scream-o thrown in every once in awhile to keep you on your feet), the clientele are rowdy (as you can tell by the "graffiti" on the walls) and it seems as if everyone knows one another (I don't mean to say everyone is super friendly, although they probably are, but I actually think they really do know almost everyone in the bar). I assume this is because Bar de Rene has made a loyal following for themselves throughout the years, with many returning clients. This could be in part because of the live music that is performed by local bands or the largest and cheapest piscolas I have ever seen. (I'm thinking a little bit of both). The bartenders are super generous, they serve you with a glass 3/4 of the way filled with a coke on the side! Even the most "piscoleros" of my friends have to ask for a separate glass to safely drink their now 2 piscolas. If you haven't tried many piscolas yet, I will let you know that the usual ratio is 1/3 of the glass filled with pisco and plenty of room left for your coke. Basicallly, live music + large and cheap piscolas = bound to be a good time.

After grabbing delicious BBQ around the corner with friends, a few of us decided to keep the fun…read moregoing. We found Barracuda and decided it was a great option because 1) it has a rooftop bar, and 2) there's no cover (unlike a certain jazz club down the street). We arrived late in the evening, so the first two floors were quiet. We made our way up to the third floor and a handful of staff greeted us and let us sit wherever we wanted. We chose a table nearest the street corner where we could look out and enjoy the view. Given the smog in Santiago, we couldn't see much beyond the neighborhood, but it was a fun time nonetheless. The ambiance downstairs definitely feels like a college-town dive bar with its random decor. But the rooftop makes you feel you're in a different restaurant altogether, even if the menu is the same. The staff brought us a drink menu and we decided to order a bottle of Carmenere for the table, which was reasonably priced at around $13.500clp. We were surprised to see that they also carry a very expensive bottle of Cabernet Sauvignon priced around $69.000clp. We put in our order, but about five minutes later, another server came over to let us know that they were out of the bottle we chose. We said it was no problem and that we would have whatever was similar on the menu. When the bottle arrived, it was evenly distributed among our three large wine glasses, which still had the remnants of a price tag on the bottom of the glass. Upon our first sips, we realized this was a very "jammy" wine and nothing like a Carmenere. We took a closer look at the bottle and realized it was not a Carmenere at all as we'd requested but was instead a Cab Sauv. We all had a tinge of trepidation as we sipped our wine, wondering whether they had brought us the super-expensive bottle. When the bill arrived at the end of the evening, we all breathed a collective sigh of relief seeing that the bottle was only $15.000clp. Whew! Would I come back here? Sure! But with so many options and great nightlife in this neighborhood, it might be a while before I return and finally try their Carmenere.