Las Tinajas de Pomaire
For a taste of authentic Chilean cuisine in a cozy setting, Las Tinajas de Pomaire is the place to be.
Las Tinajas de Pomaire serves up traditional Chilean cuisine in a cozy and casual setting. Known for its homemade dishes, the restaurant shines with its corn cake, a local favorite. Enjoy a relaxed meal with friends or family, and take advantage of the ample parking available. The atmosphere is welcoming, making it a great spot for lunch after exploring the charming town of Pomaire.
| Monday | Closed – Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed – Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed – Closed |
| Thursday | Closed – Closed |
| Friday | Closed – Closed |
| Saturday | 09:00 AM – 08:00 PM |
| Sunday | 09:00 AM – 08:00 PM |
Corn cake, Humitas
Expect around $12.000 for the menú del día.
Best: Visit on weekends for a lively atmosphere and classic dishes.
Busiest: Saturdays 1PM-3PM
Quietest: Sundays before 11AM
Las Tinajas de Pomaire offers wheelchair accessible seating and is family-friendly, with high chairs and a kids' menu available. The restaurant features a cozy atmosphere, making it suitable for groups and casual dining. Free parking is available nearby, ensuring easy access for all visitors.
To reach Las Tinajas de Pomaire, drive to Pomaire and find ample parking available nearby. It's a short walk from the main street, making it easy to stop by after exploring the area.
- humitas
- a traditional Chilean corn dish
- pebre
- a Chilean salsa
- empanada
- a stuffed pastry
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Reviews from Google
The food was good but the prices were high for some dishes, the restaurant was too hot despite the air conditioning, about 33 degrees inside the place, but the service was fast and friendly.
Translated by GoogleExcellent service, they attend to you immediately. The food is excellent, very tasty and plentiful. Great atmosphere, very well designed.
Translated by GoogleThe waiter was terrible; we only got one pebre (a Chilean salsa) for six people, and when we asked for more, he ignored us. The owner finally brought us more. The food—the sweet corn pie and the beef brisket—was okay (edible). But the pre-fried potatoes, the airy empanada, and the San Jorge hot dogs were really poor. We waited over an hour for our food. I would recommend another place. There are several options further up the street.
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