Food and views here were awesome. Try the crab cakes. So good. Serving sizes were a bit big, but…read moreall the food was great. Wait staff was very friendly!

This place was AMAZING. The VIEW IS TO DIE FOR! You overlook the shores where you can watch the…read morewaves violently crashing against the shore and rocks. The food was really good and the service was top notch! You HAVE TO GET THE CRAB!!! A server will stand by you for 5-10 minutes and break the crab for you.

this is a really nice place to get drinks and meet up before or after the beach! it's close to the…read morebeaches and the downtown area so it's central spot makes for some great people watching. The service was excellent super nice servers and really fun vibe

Very underground and a safe place for political dissidents since the 70's. Cool as hell people and…read morethe drinks are on point. Feel free to make friends here!

The food was not good at all and the service seemed rushed. The best thing was the mashed potatoes…read morewhich was a side dish. Fish was overcooked and under seasoned.

Old place, nostalgic decorations, classic menu. When we visit Chile we want Chilean food. A solid…read morePisco Sour with the shaker left at the table for the refill. My wife had platiada, which is braised brisket, served with the sauce like it was pot roast. She had want pastel de choclo, but the waiter explained they only serve it when fresh corn is available, otherwise they would need to use frozen corn, which La Flor de Chile wasn't going to do. Bravo. I did go off the reservation and ordered the vegetarian chorillana - which is fries, cheese, grilled onions and in this case sauteed veggies substituted for the chipped beef. I added the fried egg option. Big plate, as chorillana's origin is a big share plate of late night, post drinking bar food. But it was worth trying and I may order again. Down side - at meal times - in this case about 13:00 for lunch, the place filled up. At dinner time folks tend to sit and talk after eating ,not freeing up tables for those waiting. This custom of 'sobremesa' after dinner chat is part of the culture and just roll with it.

Service is slow and easily overwhelmed. Price of food was not the same on the menu as when the…read morecheck came so watch out for that. The view of the ocean is beautiful. Food is slightly better than mediocre, but certainly better than many other spots you can find in the area.

Service, Food and location were all wonderful. Our waiter Sebastion, was awesome. Would eat here…read moreagain.

We wanted to enjoy some Chilean seafood, and we were treated to the most amazing culinary…read moreexperience here! Five courses with wines, all absolutely delicious. The Chilean Sea Bass with carrot puree was wonderful, the steak was perfect, and the macerated strawberries were the perfect end to an excellent dinner.

Let's just say: I love Italian food. I may be slightly bias to Italian food but I don't think that…read morefactor played a role in how good I thought this food was. I got a margarita pizza that had soft mozzarella, creamy marinara sauce, and soft dough( it was a bit wet but, we can't be perfect). My mom got risotto nero and she said it was rich, flavorful, and had the right contrast. My dad got papardelle carbonara and he simply said it was awsome. My cousin and my uncle also had the same dish. My aunt had insalata di lo chef and I was unable to get a full description but I assure you, she looked like she loved it. Do not be deterred by the three $ on yelp, the food is reasonably priced. P.S. The men's bathroom is behind a secret door in the second floor no joke.

Food is good, not really original Italian but acceptable. Service is great, dessert is amazing…read more Ambiance is great. Wine selection is good not Italian but decent. I'll definitely be back!!

I just had an outstanding experience at this restaurant. I took my wife for our last night while in…read moreChile at this restaurant. It did not disappoint. First we had an outstanding waiter by the name of George. George gave us his recommendations as my wife and I wanted true Chilean Seafood. First we started with the seasoned garlic with spices shrimp. These were based on butter and chili. This was an excellent appetizer to start. We then ordered the Chilean Sea Bass with a tomato sauce and it did not disappoint. If you are in the area I would highly recommend this restaurant for the service and food!

This review is for the restaurant only. Cap Ducal is a hotel and restaurant from 1936 built to…read moreresemble an ocean liner. It's that cool looking building I've driven by for 40 years and always said, "One of these days, I must go in and check it out" . Yesterday was that day, Thursday 8/15, which is a religious and civic holiday in Chile. We rolled in about 14:30 for lunch. There is a parking lot, which is attended by your typical Chilean street parker who points to a spot, guides you in, offers to wash your car and lives off tips. Outside there is a sign, a bit faded, that shows some of the dishes with pictures. (useful and accurate enough) The receptionist asked if we had a reservation, we did not, informed us there were two tables available, pointed them out, and asked which table we wanted. Old school Chilean waitstaff was fairly prompt, got our drinks out with small tapas (complementary) , took our orders and then brought out the bread. Our food was out pretty quick. I had the Congrio Cap Ducal, which the menu says is griddled conger fish with an erizo sauce with shellfish. The sauce was good. It didn't have overpowering sea urchin. Actually, I would have never guessed it had sea urchin. Fabulous dish. Our threesome had 3 main courses, 2 pisco sours and a cherimoya juice, a half bottle of wine and 1 desert for 97,000 plus tip, so USD 35-40 per person without a starter. On the way out the receptionist was not in front but in the hotel office, so I assume the restaurant does a lunch shift and a dinner shift and closes the restaurant in between. The building is old, perhaps dated but that is the point. If you updated it you ruin it. Lots of old photos and maritime memorabilia, think trans Atlantic steamer of the early 20th century, lots of wood and brass. The posted hotel prices were like USD 110 per night, pretty modest for a seaside hotel. Come for the history, stay for a meal.

Location Central -…read morenear Libertad, shopping, and other restaurants. Food My pizza was delicious. I had a simple pie with 4 cheeses and fresh basil. It was 9500 CLP. I also had a raspberry pisco sour and it was tasty but came out room temperature, not cold. Atmosphere/decor The atmosphere is casual with plenty of outdoor seating. Service Service was fine. Service in Chile is a bit less attentive than what we are accustomed to in the United States, but no problems here. Recommendation Pizza is good considering where it is. Haha.

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!

This restaurant is right in the middle of the tourist area in Valparaiso - halfway up the hill…read more It's recommended by our B&B host just a couple of blocks from where we were staying. It has a homey, rustic decor. It's open from lunch on all day which is good if you are looking for a late lunch early dinner. We had the fried fish and ceviche - they have a much better selection of the latter than anywhere else we've been. Good selection of fresh juices - I had the blueberry without sugar which was great. Not a place for sea views like many other places in this area - the two windows in front look out on the buildings across the narrow street - but the food is definitely worth trying.

We had a great experience at Cocina Puerto! The restaurant was located about 5 minutes from our…read morehotel and was very convenient. The appetizers blew my expectations away: the Mixto Ceviche is a MUST. It was my first time having salmon in a ceviche and its delicate texture blended incredibly well with the dish's milky-citrusy sauce. and the parmesan crusted scallops were very good. For the main course we ordered the Chupe de jaiba, which was good but nothing to phone home about. The grilled octopus, however, was excellent. I have never been given such a large octopus tentacle. It was savory and delicate and cooked to perfection.