Miles de personas ya confían en la mejor guía de restaurantes. We randomly found this place after 23.30 and were positively surprised: excellent service, great fish and steak, wonderful chocolate dessert and coffee. I stopped in with a friend while we were exploring the neighborhood, and boy were we in for a treat! The cocktail list was extraordinary, full of unique Chilean-inspired drinks, each more elaborate and whimsical than the next (not to mention delicious). My date had one with a little sachet of popcorn tied to the side of the mason jar,... This is my fourth or fifth time here in my 3 trips to Santiago. I keep coming back because they have such delicious and creative cocktails, amazingly tasty food and great ambiance. In the summer the outdoor seating is great because it's on a quiet street but close to everything. Prices are intermediate but you definitely get what you pay... I visited Lucia, a cosy restaurant in Barrio Lastarria. The dishes range between 7000$ and 9000$, Cocktails between 3500$ and 5000$.

The grouper with gnocci was delicious, and the "El Marchi" awesome - it comes with a small bonfire! The food was excellent. This gem is off the main path. It had great seafood entrees and a passion fruit dessert that was absolutely phenomenal!! We were able to sit outside and enjoy a great evening with food that surpassed our expectations. The food was delicious, service was courteous, Barbara our waitress was very attentive to our needs. Definitely recommend this restaurant. My wife and I had a great meal here- friendly service, quaint tables on a quiet road, and food prepared with much care and attention. Not badly priced either, 8000 pesos for a really good fillet steak and creative sides. We'd seen this little bistro on a side street, around the corner from the restaurant scene in Lasteria one evening and thought we'd try for lunch. We split a calabaza soup with ricotta quenelle and bacon which was very nice and caused us to wait with positive anticipation for our mains.

My husband's Pollo Grano (roasted quail) with caprese salad... The wife and I spent 3 days in Santiago and mostly ate at the restaurants in Barrio Lastarria and although all served really good food we were looking for something that was a little more "local". sumo sushi menu newbury park caLucia was down a side street and looked as though it was not as commercial so we thought we would give it a go....jiro dreams of sushi srt english The food was served very late... and cold! samurai sushi menu rancho cordovaThe dishes were bad, the service inefficient, the price high. jiro dreams of sushi dvd singapore

Just never again, this was like a hold-up!!!Hey, this "guide" is not going to updated, and Chile is (as you can expect) getting more and more vegan friendly. The best, most complete and regularly updated guide to vegetarian/vegan friendly shops and restaurants in Santiago and the rest of Chile is compiled by Alejandro Ayala Polanco and can be found on the HERE.samurai sushi menu anchorageIn Santiago try Planta Maestra or La Chakra.jiro dreams of sushi srt download This almond butter is by Macrobiotica Chile. I only know have a vegan paté, but it's imported from the US and contains hydrogenated fat. "Miel" doesn't only refer to honey from bees, but anything honey like. Agave syrup is only available in specialty shops and overpriced. You can find in supermarkets. Maple syrup is also very expensive.

This is the only cheese I know of (I haven't tried it.). Some Chinese shops sometimes sell it, but the best place to buy tofu (in Santiago) is , near La Moneda (much cheaper than in Europe). This is the best vegetarian shop in Santiago anyway. sell it (even though they claim it contains B12 - go tell them off for being so irresponsible). For more fancy things, see these . This tempeh is by Macrobiotica Chile. The best soy milk in Chile is by Olvebra (from Brazil). You can find it in Arte Vegetal or buy it in bulk, much cheaper, from . Some supermarkets now also sell expensive, imported soy, almond and other plant milks - also available in some health food shops like . Chinese shops and Arte Vegetal also sell Chinese soy milk in powdered form. See some more powdered soy milks . The only place that has Silk soymilk in Chile is Starbucks, but they won#t sell you a carton of soy milk, of course. Arte Vegetal, Diprovena, Planta Maestra, Ecocare, and other health food shops.

They're usually all the same. Careful when frying - some are individually wrapped in plastic. There is vegan yoghurt named Bioghurt by Zen Organics, sold in the JUMBO in La Reina (Santiago). I've once bought a yoghurt that seemed more like soy milk jelled with agar agar, but not sure if this is the same. You can also ask questions (in Spanish) about vegan products in Chile on this . r stick to imported German or Austrian beer, or Heineken, Escudo, Cristal, Austral, or look on Barnivore. I have only seen Amy's products in the Unimarc near the mall Parque Arauco, Las Condes, Santiago. Most of them had cheese, but some were vegan. Some supermarkets also have vegan humitas (a typical Chilean summer food made from ground corn, onions and vegetable fat, wrapped in corn husks , but unfortunately I don't know the brand. Also try "" during the summer months. "" could theoretically be vegan, but you'll need to ask what kind of fat they use - manteca vegetal, oil, or animal fat (also a summer food).

, and also the Homo Vegetus guide of vegetarian friendly shops and restaurants but there really isn't any really good vegetarian restaurant in Santiago. El Huerto is fine, but really makes zero effort for vegans. The best place to go is (or other sushi restaurants). You can also find vegan food in Gatsby (huge buffet with salads, stir fried vegetables, olives, and some beans - the duquesas and humitas are store bought, they might be vegan, but I couldn't find out - about $7,000 - 9,000 CLP for all-you-can-eat buffet.) Ordered without cheese, you can also get a vegan sandwich in Subway. In  (there are only two, way out East in Santiago, one in La Dehesa and one in the mall ) the soy burger (Streamliner® - Hamburguesa de Soya) is completely vegan (Boca Burger, vegan bun, etc.)! There aren't many trains, but there are many long distance coaches. There are several terminals. I've always been to the (metro Universidad de Santiago). There is a 40 km from Santiago.