Emporio El Caramaño
Enjoy authentic Chilean dishes in a cozy atmosphere, perfect for families and groups.
Step into Emporio El Caramaño for a genuine taste of Chilean cuisine in a cozy setting. Known for its inviting atmosphere, this restaurant offers a delightful menu featuring local favorites like Pastel de Choclo and Ojo de Bife. The mini sopaipillas served in the bread basket are a must-try, adding a traditional touch to your meal. With a friendly staff and a covered patio, it’s a great spot for families and groups alike. Whether you're dropping in for lunch or dinner, you'll find something to satisfy your cravings at this local gem.
| Monday | Closed – Closed |
| Tuesday | 01:00 PM – 11:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 01:00 PM – 11:00 PM |
| Thursday | 01:00 PM – 11:00 PM |
| Friday | 01:00 PM – 11:00 PM |
| Saturday | 01:00 PM – 11:00 PM |
| Sunday | 01:00 PM – 04:20 PM |
Pastel de Choclo, Ojo de Bife, Mini Sopaipillas
Expect around $15.000 for a meal.
Best: Lunch hours are particularly busy, so consider visiting for an early dinner.
Busiest: Saturdays 1PM-3PM
Quietest: Tuesdays 6PM-8PM
Emporio El Caramaño is family-friendly, offering a kids' menu and wheelchair accessible restrooms. The restaurant features outdoor seating, and free parking is available nearby. Wi-Fi is complimentary, making it a comfortable spot for casual dining or a quick bite. Reservations are recommended for brunch and lunch, especially on weekends.
Metro Santa Isabel (L5), 13 min walk
The nearest metro station is Santa Isabel (L5), about a 13-minute walk away. If you’re driving, expect some difficulty in finding parking, but free street options are available nearby.
- sopaipillas
- deep-fried dough served as a snack or appetizer
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Reviews from Google
It’s one of my favorite in Santiago. They specialize in Chilean cuisine with delicious dishes that will give you a real taste of Chile
I've been to Chile multiple times and this is by far THE best restaurant. The service is amazing and so is the food. My favorites are the chorizo and the mixto pil-pil but literally everything is good. HIGHLY recommend :)
Small place with good, friendly service. Affordable. Make sure you get plenty of mini sopaipillas typical Chilean deep-fried dough) in your bread basquet.
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