Decent spot right by the bay. Service was friendly and the food tasted fresh. Sandra even sent me home with some local honey, which was a nice touch. Pretty good overall.

Stopped by for lunch on a work trip. Got the pastel de choclo, portion was solid for the price. Staff didn&#39;t hover, just checked in once, which I appreciated. Place is easy to find, right off the main street. Not fancy, but it does the job. Would come back if I&#39;m in Castro again.

Service was quick, staff friendly. Sandwich was well-seasoned, but the seafood empanada arrived cold inside. Decent for the price.

Tried the vegan sushi rolls with a friend and honestly they were way better than I expected. Pretty colors on the plate too. Place is small but chill for catching up. Just wish they had a bit more variety on the menu. Still, I&#39;d go back for those rolls 🌱

The pulmay was pretty good&mdash;big portion, lots of mussels and clams. Didn&#39;t love that the seafood variety was limited, but for the price it felt fair. Service took a while, though. The view from the terrace made up for it, honestly. Fine spot if you&#39;re around the lake and not in a hurry.

Pasta was spot on, salmon fresh too. But our plates came 15 minutes apart, kinda annoying. The view is gorgeous though, makes it easier to forgive.

Nice spot for a coffee and the view. Seats are comfy enough to hang out for a while. Food&#39;s a bit hit or miss though, my last sandwich was kinda bland.

Stopped by for a late afternoon snack. Place feels like a grandma&#39;s kitchen, super cozy. Got a piece of kuchen and it was solid, not too sweet. Lots of other cakes and empanadas on display too. Service was friendly enough. Maybe a bit slow since it got busy, but I wasn&#39;t in a rush.

Came back the next night, that&rsquo;s how much we liked it. Menu changes a lot, so there was something new to try. The murta sour was a nice local touch.

Solid spot right on the main square. The completo with Llanquihue sausage was tasty, and the fries were crispy and plentiful.

The mixed grill platter was a decent size, plenty for two. Sauces were tasty, and the passion fruit pisco sour hit the spot. Felt like fair value for what we paid. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Pretty good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something hearty.

Service was quick despite the Saturday crowd. Lomo saltado came out in under 20 minutes, meat was tender and seasoned right. Solid spot if you&#39;re nearby.

The ceviche trio was the highlight for me &mdash; super fresh and perfectly balanced. Staff took their time explaining the menu since my Spanish is shaky. Best ceviche I had in Chile, hands down.

The shrimp al pil-pil were solid, but honestly the portion felt a bit small for the price. Good flavor though, and the octopus looked great. Decent spot for Peruvian in Castro, just don&#39;t come starving.

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The Best Restaurants in Castro

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Entre Dulce & Salado

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A Fuego

La Diosa

De Mi Tierra Perú Fusión

Amukan Gourmet

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Rapa Nui

Cocineria Donde La Corita

Restaurante El Caleuche

Terraza 1326 Restaurante Bistro

Feel Good

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Humedales De Curaco

ÑAM CocinaFusión

Gaman Sushi - Chiloé

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Café & Crepería Mitos

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