BordeRío

Food is good and presentation is nice but overall nothing special. There are many cheaper restaurants in Santiago with more interesting options. The service was very good. The drinks were well made and nicely presented, but not particularly exciting. The atmosphere is very clubby. A nice place to go for a pre funk for a night out on the town but wouldn’t be my first recommendation for dinner.

This open air food hall is great. More locals than tourists, probably because it's a bit on the edge of the city, but if you're staying in Vitacura or Las Condes, it's a short Uber ride there. Also, because of that it was one of the only touristic places where I found it a bit more difficult to communicate in English, but the staff was friendly and trying to be helpful anyway, so it was all good. The only real "problem" was that it was completely packed. All of the restaurants had huge lines and it was a Tuesday afternoon, maybe because it was one day before Valentine's days, but still you would see people going there from work for happy hour and stuff, so I don't know what was going on. Be prepared and try to get reservations. We planned to go to Zanzibar, but changed to Le Due Torri because of its line. Full of people smoking in the open areas and terraces. The place is not as big as Patio Bella Vista, just a handful of restaurants around a central aisle, but the mix seems to be better than the former.

Great place to hangout with friends and also if you wanna a have a date! All the food was absolutely fresh and the service outstanding!