Downtown Restaurants in Santiago
Eating in downtown Santiago is easiest (though not cheapest) at lunchtime. In a vibrant city with a strong commercial center, many restaurants do their briskest business at lunch, and the biggest challenge of catching something to eat at this time is finding a table. People do not tend to linger over lunch though, so the wait shouldn't be long. At dinnertime there is much less movement downtown, and many restaurants (particularly sushi restaurants) try to bring in more customers with bargains after about 6 PM, with the same great food.
Duri Sushi
Agustinas, 984
A Korean-owned sushi restaurant with quality dishes, good service and a 30% off happy hour in the evenings...
Cívico
Morande 26
Classic, low-lit café in Santiago's Centro Cultural La Moneda's exhibition space...
El Tambo
Jose Victorino Lastarria 65
Peruvian fusion in the heart of Lastarria, Santiago's trendy, elite, downtown, cobblestoned neighborhood...
Café de la Barra
José Miguel de La Barra, 455
A cute but not kitchy smoke-friendly café on Santiago's café strip with good coffee and tasty lunch offerings...
Café del Opera
Merced 391
Café Opera offers giant, Belgian-style sandwiches, luscious ice cream and good coffee in a smoke-free environment that is catching the eye of the city's uptown elite...
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