The whitefish with ricotta foam totally changed my mind about fish. That house-made bread spread is dangerous though&mdash;couldn&#39;t stop eating it. Classy vibe without feeling stuffy.

Stopped by for a quick dinner. Pasta was fresh, portion generous. Wine list decent for the price. Service was efficient, no complaints. Place gets busy around 8, so go early if you want a quiet table. Solid choice if you&#39;re in the area and don&#39;t want to overthink it.

The pino empanada with merk&eacute;n was the highlight&mdash;smoky, juicy filling and a pastry that stayed flaky even after I reheated it later. Ordered a couple to go and they held up surprisingly well. Maybe not the cheapest spot in town, but the filling-to-dough ratio felt right. Solid if you&#39;re craving a proper Chilean empanada.

The fresh juices are really good, and the food tasted nice. Just felt like rice should&#39;ve come with the dishes for what you pay. The seating area was pretty tight too, not much room to move around. But the vibe was chill enough to stay for a bit.

The food was decent&mdash;fresh ingredients, nothing overdone. I had the grilled fish and it came out pretty good. Cocktail list is solid too. Rooftop view is the real draw, though. Got a bit windy while we were eating, but that&rsquo;s kind of expected up there. Fine spot for a casual meal.

The set menu here is solid &mdash; simple food that actually tastes homemade. Portions were generous without being heavy. The room itself is pretty bare though, like they put all the effort into the kitchen and forgot the dining area. Uncomfortable chairs too. But honestly, for what you pay, it&#39;s fine. I&#39;d come back for the food, just not to linger.

Stopped by for a late breakfast. The toast was pretty good, fresh and the portion was decently sized. Place has a nice interior, felt comfortable just sitting there with coffee. Service was fine, friendly enough. Price seemed fair for what you got. Maybe not a destination spot, but a solid choice if you&#39;re in the area.

Crispy fried fish and those rustic potatoes hit the spot. Quick service too, which I appreciate on a lunch break. Prices are fair for what you get. Solid choice if you&#39;re nearby.

The veggie burger was properly seasoned and filling, sauce was on point. Staff friendly enough, but it&#39;s tiny inside and gets noisy fast.

The gluten-free options here are actually decent. We got the antojitos platter and it fed three of us easily. Ginger-mint lemonade was the highlight&mdash;not too sweet.

Came here with a couple of friends after a long week. We all got completos and honestly, they hit the spot. Fresh ingredients, and the bread was soft. Service was super quick too. It&#39;s a bit cramped inside, but we didn&#39;t mind. Cold beer helped. Good spot for a casual hangout. 🍻

The veggie burger was actually really good&mdash;satisfying without being heavy. Nice to find a spot with a clear identity that still takes care of non-meat eaters.

Good Mexican spot for the area. Free chips and guac to start, and happy hour drinks at 2500 pesos go late. Portions are solid too.

The sangria was really good, sweet but not too heavy. We ordered a few dishes to share and honestly the portions were huge, we couldn&rsquo;t finish everything. Service was friendly on our first visit, nothing to complain about. Perfect spot if you just wanna chill with friends and not be rushed out. Would come back for sure.

Been coming here for a while now, and the pizza never lets me down. That crust stays consistently good, light and chewy the way it should be. Owner clearly knows what he&#39;s doing. Not the cheapest slice in town, but you get what you pay for. Still my go-to spot when I need that fix.

Stopped by for a coffee and a slice of cake &mdash; both were solid. The staff greeted me right away, friendly without being over the top. Place has that cozy, low-key vibe, good for a quick break. Liked the wireless call system too, kinda neat. Just wish the cake slice was a bit bigger for the price.

The chirashi bowl was fresh and the fish cut thick, which I appreciated. Place gets busy fast, so service slows down a bit, but the staff stayed friendly. Good spot if you&#39;re already in the area and want something reliable. Just don&#39;t come starving and in a rush.

The grilled octopus was spot on, really tender. The curanto had so much flavor too. Staff took time to explain the menu in English, which helped a lot.

Great spot with a killer view from the terrace. Cocktails were solid, food just okay and a bit pricey for the size. Still, nice place to hang out.

Been here twice now. Food&rsquo;s solid both times, no complaints. Staff were friendly enough, didn&rsquo;t have to wait long for a table at lunch. It&rsquo;s become my go-to when I&rsquo;m short on time. Nothing fancy, but it hits the spot.

The &#39;la colorada&#39; salad was so fresh&mdash;loved the quinoa and strawberries with the goat cheese. My husband got the &#39;de las mechas&#39; pizza from the wood oven and he was happy with it. Service dragged a bit, but the patio had good music so we didn&#39;t mind waiting.

The coffee&rsquo;s the reason I keep coming back&mdash;never had a bad cup. Food&rsquo;s basic but the ham and cheese croissant did the job. Prices are fair for the neighborhood, not cheap but you&rsquo;re not getting ripped off either. Good spot if you just want a decent bite without overthinking it.

The margaritas here are solid and pair well with the tacos. Food tastes fresh, homemade tortillas are a plus. Prices fair for what you get. Just wish they had more tequila options.

The clam, crab, and cheese empanada runs 3100 pesos, the priciest one, but honestly worth it. Cheese was flavorful, not greasy at all. They throw in three sauces free, and that mayo with merk&eacute;n has a real kick to it. Good variety on the menu too. I&#39;d go back just for that one.

The sopaipillas with pebre were the best thing I ate all week. Crispy, warm, that pebre just cuts through everything. Corn pie was decent too, beef sandwich fine. Honestly just come for the sopaipillas. Backyard patio gets a bit noisy but whatever.

Came here on a busy night and it was packed&mdash;kinda tight between tables, but the fireplace made it feel cozy. We just grabbed drinks and a couple snacks, nothing fancy. Service was fine, not rushed. I&rsquo;d come back for a casual drink, just maybe not on a weekend when it&rsquo;s too full.

The razor clams with Parmesan were the highlight for me. Never had that combo before and it just works. Sea bass with green sauce was solid too, though I wish there was more of it. They threw in some homemade ice cream at the end which was a nice touch. Staff checked on us just the right amount.

The 5-course tasting menu with wine pairings was a nice way to try Chilean food with a modern touch. I really appreciated how fresh the vegetables were in the second course. The fish was cooked well too. Only thing is I wish the portions were a bit bigger for the price. But overall a pleasant evening.

The salmon was really good, cooked just right. They let me swap out a side without any fuss, which I appreciated. Pisco sours were solid too. Only thing is the seating near the window felt a bit cramped, but the food made up for it. Would come back.

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