Amor Sureño (Tia Ely)
For homemade empanadas and a cozy atmosphere, perfect for families and dog lovers.
Amor Sureño (Tia Ely) serves up homemade Chilean comfort food in a cozy setting. Known for their empanadas, which feature perfectly crafted dough and generous fillings, this spot is ideal for a family meal or a casual outing with friends. Enjoy a slice of their lemon pie or a refreshing fresh juice while relaxing by the fireplace. The outdoor seating is dog-friendly, making it a great stop after exploring Cajón del Maipo.
| Monday | Closed – Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed – Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed – Closed |
| Thursday | Closed – Closed |
| Friday | Closed – Closed |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM – 08:30 PM |
| Sunday | 10:30 AM – 08:30 PM |
Empanadas, Lemon pie, Kuchen
Expect around $3.500 for an empanada.
Best: Weekends for a relaxed family meal.
Busiest: Saturdays 12PM-3PM
Quietest: Sunday mornings
The restaurant offers wheelchair accessible seating, free Wi-Fi, and high chairs for kids. There's plenty of free parking available, making it convenient for families and groups. Dogs are welcome both inside and outside, adding to the friendly atmosphere.
To reach Amor Sureño, drive along Cam. Al Volcán. There's ample free parking available on-site. It's a great stop after a day of exploring the beautiful Cajón del Maipo area.
- empanada
- a stuffed pastry
- typically baked or fried; kuchen
- a type of cake popular in southern Chile.
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Reviews from Google
Aunt Ely's is a highly recommended place. The empanadas are incredibly delicious, generously filled, and made with perfect dough. Plus, the atmosphere is very cozy, and they have adorable kittens that make the experience even more special 😸 If you want to eat something homemade, tasty, and in a friendly place, this is the spot 📍 I would happily return!
Translated by GoogleEmpanadas 3500 pesos, good flavor but not great for the price. Instant coffee 1500, same price. Good service, free parking outside, no attendant or tip. Lemon pie was delicious but very expensive, 4500 pesos for a slice (large). They sold me burnt homemade bread; I didn't check the sealed paper bag and assumed it was fine. Be careful with their cat; it jumped onto the table.
Translated by GoogleAll the food is homemade and delicious. The empanada dough is excellent, as is the kuchen. The fresh juices are very tasty. The service is also very good and friendly. Everything is noticeably fresh, prepared the same day, and the empanadas come straight from the oven. Highly recommended for a stop after a day in Cajón del Maipo.
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