Worst service in Santiago - waiter was amazingly rude. They don't bother to try and speak English…read moreuntil after you give a tip and the laugh in your face and speak english. Salad was all lettuce with next to no dressing and they rudely ignored our request for me. DO NOT GO HERE. So many better options in this quaint area.

Poor service. Waited for 20 mins for soup and when we asked about it the waitress rolled her eyes…read moreat us! Can you imagine! The french onion soup arrived but it was clearly sitting out there for awhile because the bread bowl came with all the soup soaked out. Waitress was not paying attention. It took another 15 mins to settle the bill. Barrio Lastaria has so much good food on that street, do yourself a favour and pick anything else across from this restaurant.

This is one of my favorite restaurants in the area. Fresh dishes every day, in fact today was the…read morefirst time that the waitress had not xxxed out half of the hand written menu. We shared sorentinos tres quesos and ravioles con tomate y pesto. Oye. Que rico. I hear that they are closing soon and moving but every time I go they have told me not to worry.

Very nice staff! I ate here a few times during my visit to Santiago and they were very friendly…read moreevery time! My Spanish is malo but they worked with me! The first time two times I ate here I ordered completos to go and they were good. But my last time here I ordered a plate that came with fries, a pork chop, and eggs. And it was all very cheap! The food was delicious and you couldn't ask for a better price or friendlier staff.

This place is nice to go with friends and have a couple of beers. The servers are very attentive…read morebut it can get very busy. During summer time is hard to find a spot outside and the service can get slow. It has a bar area which is really cool since there are no places in Chile where you can actually sit a bar and chat with the bartender. I do NOT recommend their nachos with cheese. Their chips are stale and they are just a mushy mess. I'll be back because I like the environment there.

Wow! I didn't expect that when I ordered a baked potato I'd be treated with something packed with…read moreveggies and cheese so enormously! The staff was very accommodating despite my Spanish skills being low. It was nice to find an Irish Pub in my area.

By far one of my favorite places to indulge. In California my go-to meal was a burrito, here it is…read morea sanguche peruano. It is delicious, cheap, and....delicious. Although I selfishly want to keep this a secret, I will let you Yelpers out there know...Many Santiaguinos go to the always-packed Donde Guido on Merced not knowing that a couple of blocks down is an almost always, *nearly empty*, Donde Guido on San Antonio. Why is this important?? Well, I am a vegetarian and although there are 2 vegetarian options on the standard menu...I am not a big fan of any of them. So, through a *very* arduos trial and error process, I found my perfect vegetarian Peruvian sanguche. The only problem is, because the Merced branch is always packed the cooks and waiters never let me create my own sandwich. Meanwhile, San Antonio has empty tables and ready to fill them with my "special" order. A tip for everyone: I highly recommend adding the salsas to your sandwich, that is what gives it the knock-out taste! My favorite is the olive sauce (aceituna), if you want a stronger taste you can add garlic (ajo) and if you like spicy, I recommend the "aji amarillo" (somewhat spicy) or "rocoto" (really spicy). However, if vegetarian isn't your thing, there are tons of options such as the traditional "chicharrón" (fried pork) or "lechon" (suckling, roasted pig). You can almost never go wrong with these delicious sandwiches served on warm freshly baked bread.

This Donde Guido on Sanantonio is located literally like 3 blocks down from the other Donde Guido…read more This one however serves the traditional Peruvian sandwiches as well as all the Peruvian plates such as Aji de Gallina, Ceviche, all the yummy pasta dishes. They have two floors, personally I find the second floor way more appealing. On the first floor you have to deal with people coming in and out the entrance as opposed to the second floor which is much quieter. Also on a cold day it really sucks to have sporadic drafts of cold air while enjoying their dinner. At Donde Guido they serve the traditional Peruvian pisco sour which is always a treat. Their service is usually really attentive. I wouldn't recommend their ceviche, it's not bad but I would say it's the freshest I've tried. I always enjoy the pasta dishes which is a fusion of Chinese and Peruvian food.

Amazing meal at this centrally located restaurant. Our first time in Santiago and the food was…read moredelicious. This is a quaint restaurant with a fun vibe and lots of people meeting up to eat and enjoy. Service was friendly and timed our meal perfectly. The amazing meal started with shrimp and a passion fruit reduction that was both tangy and sweet. The entrees were a seafood type soup that included chicken and sausage and arrived at the table "smoking" hot in a cool bowl. Also had the crab pasta which was so delicious and had tons of crab. Really enjoyed our meal and the restaurant. $$

We visited Santiago for a few days as part of a broader trip in Chile, and had dinner at Mulato one…read morenight after seeing good reviews and a lively crowd. There is no English menu, but the staff tried their best to help. We ordered a quinoa salad and the short rib entree. It was happy hour, so we also said why not to a $3 pisco sour. By accident, we also ordered beef tartare...which I thought was vegetable crudites LOL was a bit careless with my Spanish here. Everything we intended to order was great and the staff was super friendly. Great place overall for super cheap happy hour drinks and dinner.

If I could give this place 6 stars, I WOULD!…read more The salad the drinks, meat, fries and dessert were absolutely PERFECT! I brought a team of 40 US and Latin Americans and EVERYONE loved the meal!! The service was amazingly efficient and friendly. The managers cooked with passion! The restaurant itself was clean and welcoming with clean bathrooms too. You'll not regret going here... I'd be back in a heartbeat if I lived nearby!!

Lamentable servicio, mucha espera por todo y la calidad no era la esperada. Obviamente esto echa a…read moreperder la experiencia que no es barata.

It's only fitting that my 50th review be from my trip to Chile earlier this month. First, the…read morelocation is absolutely beautiful. Santiago has a knack for unique, courtyard restaurants and bars. During our final night in Santiago, I searched far and wide for a restaurant that fit the following criteria: - great pisco sours - high reviews for lunch/dinner - located in my favorite SCL neighborhood, Barrio Italia Thankfully, Lusitano fit the description for all three. I had a hearty shrimp and rice dish that was filling and tasty.

Amazing find! Great location and service. It's romantic and private. Very hip and modern. We…read moreordered the Ameijoas a Bulhao Pato, the Brisket al Jugo. and the Flat Iron. Everything was delicious! They also have an ice cream parlor attached but we didn't have room for dessert. Next time we'll save room!