Pepperland is a cool dive bar and is the kind of place you want to go when you're looking for lots…read moreof good craft beer. The menu is one of those old trading card plastic sleeve things with little trading cards for the food and beer. They have a pretty wide selection of brews, from Chilean IPAs on tap to Coronado Brewing Company (from Coronado, California, USA). So the beer is really great, but the building itself is old and a bit cramped (not to mention hot because it gets crowded). I had the spoH IPA and have to say it was one of the better ones in the world - just the right amount of fruitiness and hops. Definitely a good place to stop by to satisfy that craft brew craving.

Stopped in for a coffee and a cocktail. They do not have espresso so we just had cocktails and a…read moresnack. Everyone was beautiful inside and the techno music was the right volume. There are only about 20 tables. We snagged the second to the last four top table at about 8:15pm. Happy hour lasts until 9pm. The caprioska was about half price during happy hour. It was served in a large glass with lots of ice. We ordered the tablas oceana and the mushroom quesadillas to share. They warned us the tablas would take 30 min. We asked for the quesadillas while we waited. Hands down the best quesadillas I've ever had. The tortilla was crispy and not greasy. The cheese was rich in flavor. The mushrooms inside were like baby portabellos on flavor steroids. Each order had two large folded quesadillas. Two orders were perfect for three people waiting for another dish. The tabls oceana was also delicious. It consisted of three different things, some warm. We returned another time and had Pisco sours- traditional and raspberry. My favorite was the traditional Pisco sour. The cosmo was made with syrup and not juice - so avoid it. Service was very good.

The Diablito (little devil) bar has the most amazingly large picolas I have had in Chile. As the…read morelocals would say they are bien cabezona (very roughly translated means the drinks are very strong). Indeed at El Diablito the drinks are HUGE and they are not shy to fill up the liquor. The piscolas are served in beer glasses and more than half the glass is pisco. The prices are great too especially for the size of the drinks. The decor is casual and they have filled the joint with all kinds of strange antiques. The service SUCKS but that won't stop me from going back. When I ordered lemons with my piscola the waiter just ignored me and I had to actually go up to the bar to get some. They offer a full bar and all the traditional Chilean bar munchies. One things I do love about the Diablito is that it is located in Bellas Artes and is a much more relaxed bar scene.