What you find in Tío Tomate are thin-crust pizzas, with classic mixtures and other more ingenious ones like the Rioplatense Pizza, which is made up of fillet, roasted onions and chimichurri, the Pizza Palta, which brings in balanced portions of loin meat, blue cheese and avocado or Tremendous Pizza that has bacon, onion and BBQ sauce.
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Bocanariz is a Wine bar and at the same time an innovative Restaurant, where the gastronomy has been designed to enhance the pairing with an extensive selection of wines. Read More
Chipe Libre Restaurant is located in the center of Santiago and its name responds to its specialty, pisco from Chile and Peru. The environment also lives up to this concept, since its main theme is a fusion between the north of Chile and the south of Peru, it is an ideal place to enjoy with friends, as a couple or to make a business lunch. It has a terrace with very comfortable furniture and outdoor tables. Everything is made of wood, and both the walls and decorative accessories are rustic, the good lighting of the place gives a harmonious and relaxed. Its menu is composed of a very complete menu, with 65 types of Chilean and Peruvian piscos in different preparations, a section of original drinks, wines and a variety of desserts. It has a trained public service to explain the composition of the different types of dishes and help the customer to choose and complement them correctly. It has a bar where you can taste a variety of drinks in different and elaborate presentations, an example of what you can try is the "" pisco is in the air "" that has raspberries, papaya and basil. Read More
In front of the National Museum of Fine Arts, the old administrative offices of the Forest Park of the city of Santiago have been renovated to give place to this cafe-restaurant with Brasserie style, a French concept of a restaurant in which all the dishes of the menu They are available for customers' consumption at any time of the day. The atmosphere of the restaurant is very pleasant and fun. The interior of the castle is well lit and decorated offering a pleasant atmosphere for conversation. It also has a large terrace, perfect for enjoying a coffee or a dish in the sunlight and the fantastic view of the forest park and the museum. The menu is extensive and flexible, based on French cuisine but using Chilean ingredients, including starters, sandwiches, breakfasts, typical French tartars, main courses prepared with seafood, different types of meat and vegetables, and French pastry. The restaurant is open from Tuesday to Sunday with extended hours on Fridays and Saturdays until 11 pm, for those who wish to enjoy a dinner in the unique atmosphere that Castillo Forestal offers its visitors, surrounded by culture and nature. Read More
The Bar Liguria opened its doors on August 10, 1990 on Avenida Providencia 2682, right next to the traditional Monix perfumery and under the old Radio Mining. It was a small room, with no more divisions than the kitchen and the bathrooms; with a staff - among owners, chefs and garzones - that did not exceed half a dozen.
A good sample of what has always been served at Chilean tables can be found at the Liguria Bar. Traditional recipes such as casserole, lentils with sausage, baked silver, breaded pejerreyes, noodles with mechada meat, charquicán or fried cochayuyo; prepared under a strict process of selection of ingredients and a kitchen with technology, but with an experience that guarantees great taste. You can also choose a good selection of traditional and new sandwiches, machas a la parmesanas , pichanga or chicken pil pil.
At the time of drinking, we have an excellent wine list, beers and spirits plus a bar staff that performs with mestría all kinds of orders, from pisco sour to wines with fruit. Everything to the client's pleasure
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As the name suggests the focus of this restaurant´s cuisine is entirely on seafood, with its various sorts of ceviches being the most popular orders. The high quality pisco sours and the wine list are also very well spoken of by guests as well as the innovative sushi rolls and surprising desserts; the chocolate fondue is a must-have. Read More
As the name suggests, Le Bistrot uses French cuisine influences to create traditional dishes of the upmost quality and freshness, brining you a casual and economical dining experience; a guarantee made by head chef Gaetan Eonet. In 2010, Eonet launched ‘Bistromania’, a simple proposal that encouraged the finest cooking practices and French classics to be created within a welcoming atmosphere. Read More