Norabistro
For a taste of authentic Chilean flavors in a cozy setting.
Experience the flavors of home at Norabistro, where Chilean cuisine shines. Enjoy a cozy atmosphere while savoring dishes like the exquisite sirloin and cheese empanada or the delicious clams with Parmesan cheese. The restaurant offers a great selection of cocktails and a welcoming vibe, perfect for families or a casual night out. Don't miss the freshly baked mini rolls served with pebre to start your meal!
| Monday | 01:00 PM – 07:00 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed – Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed – Closed |
| Thursday | 01:00 PM – 07:00 PM |
| Friday | 01:00 PM – 10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 01:00 PM – 10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 01:00 PM – 07:00 PM |
Sirloin and cheese empanada, Clams with Parmesan cheese, Fried fish, Lomo a lo pobre, Lemonades, Mojito, Mini rolls with green salsa and pebre.
Expect around $15.000 for the menú del día.
Best: Visit during lunch hours for a quieter experience.
Busiest: Fridays 6PM-9PM
Quietest: Mondays 1PM-3PM
Norabistro is wheelchair accessible and offers free street parking, though finding a space can be somewhat challenging. The restaurant is family-friendly and allows dogs inside, making it a great choice for everyone.
The nearest metro station is unknown. If you're driving, be prepared for limited parking options nearby. The restaurant is located on Av. San Marcos, making it easy to spot while exploring El Tabo.
- pebre
- a spicy Chilean sauce served with bread.
Something look wrong? Report an error
Reviews from Google
We came recommended. Great atmosphere. They have tables for couples, for four, and for large families. A mixed menu of sushi, empanadas (the sirloin and cheese one is exquisite), hamburgers, fish, side dishes, juices, soft drinks, beers, and cocktails. I also tried a spectacular seafood empanada (just a little onion and plenty of seafood); the cleaned shrimp was a nice touch. We also ordered a couple of hamburgers: the cheddar and the classic Nora, both very good. The mango juices were delicious. I suggest asking for ice on the side to enjoy them ice cold. Good atmosphere, good service. There's live music and happy hour on weekends 😎
Translated by GoogleA very pleasant experience. The place is quite cozy for being a moderately small establishment. We ordered salmon with caramel sauce and a Chilean sea bass (I tried it with raspberry juice and a Coca-Cola). The main course took approximately 15 to 20 minutes, and the drinks arrived in less than 5 minutes. Highly recommended, 10/10.
Translated by GoogleThe food was delicious and beautifully presented, served at a good temperature. The service was excellent. They even have universal access despite being on the second floor, which is quite rare, even for the Fifth Region. The only downside is that the music is always very loud, so diners have to shout to be heard, making it a very noisy and stressful place to eat. If they were more subtle or respectful about that, it would be perfect.
Translated by Google
Know aLocal Gem?
This site is built on community knowledge. If you know a spot, trail, restaurant, or event we haven’t featured? We want to hear about it.
Takes less than 2 minutes
Search Santiago by area































