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Curacavi Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Curacavi
Discover the best restaurant in Curacavi, Chile including Los Hornitos de Curacavi, Agua de Piedra, Emporio La Nonna, Sabores del Valle, El Pato Loco Restauran, Restaurant de Turismo Dona Celina, El Quillay, Millahue, Hosteria Antumapu, Kura Restoran
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1. Los Hornitos de Curacavi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 164 reviews
Reviewed By Caius P - Santiago, Chile
If you want traditional Chilean food in a rustic environment outside Santiago, and hosts serving you in traditional country-side "Huaso" costumes, you must visit this place. Not only you will have traditional home-type country style chulean food, but you also have traditional Chilean music in a nice and unpretentious place. Nothing fancy about this place, but the whole experience was very nice. We will come back! I give it 5 stars as it well exceeded my expectations! Muchísimas Gracias!!!!
2. Agua de Piedra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 261 reviews
Reviewed By Karla H
I went with my husband and my child and they are so friendly and nice we order some nuggets for mu child and they are homemade and delicious I order empanadas de queso and also ravioli with chicken and alfredo sauce what a awesome plate and my husband order a lomito a lo pobre waooo he loved it the portions are big so be prepare to eat a lot!!!! and also its pretty FANCY GOOD SERVICE AND GOOD PRICE .....TOTALLY RECOMEND pistachio ice cream
3. Emporio La Nonna
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By MarciaCMNunes
Excelente para quem gosta de doces, como tortas, sorvetes. Tem também café e alguns sanduíches para comer. Bons preços e um bom atendimento.
4. Sabores del Valle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By MarciaCMNunes
Restaurante bem simples, mas a comida é muito gostosa e o jeito de todos nos atenderem é muito simpático. Conta com boas empanadas.
5. El Pato Loco Restauran
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By MarciaCMNunes
Comida boa para quem está de passagem pelo local está procurando algum lugar para almoçar o local tem de sanduíches a alguns pratos de almoço. Vale experimentar.
6. Restaurant de Turismo Dona Celina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By MarciaCMNunes
Recomendo o local para quem estiver visitando Curacavi ou quem estiver de viagem para outro local e tiver na hora do almoço. Comida bem gostosa.
7. El Quillay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By portigosa - Santiago, Chile
If you are travelling from the coast back to Santiago on the R 68 and your tummy is rumbling, El Quillay is definitely somewhere you’ll want to stop. This old venerable highway resto has been around since the 70s, and used to be known for its gigantic adobe oven out front (apparently now in the back), where freshly baked empanadas would be served piping hot. Once you make it out of the first tunnel, turn on your first right, and another quick right and you’re in the parking lot. The place is old-style Chilean resto, and it has an area that sells Chilean sweets and other neat condiments. We were there for the food, which gladly did not stray from the traditional. The empanadas are as they’ve always been, excellent crust, nice “pino” (beef chuck, onions, one olive, chunk of egg, raisins). Exquisite. We also had “cazuela de pollo”, which is a Chilean chicken stew with squash, potatoes, green and red pepper, carrots, string beans, rice and a sprinkling of parsley. A massive, ample serving, for the unfearful appetite only. The chicken breast was almost the size of two fists. The other dish was “pastel de choclo”, or corn pie, of which there are several variations in latin America. The Chilean version has a type of coarse corn pureé covering a beef and chicken layer below, with a few raisins thrown in, which is baked in a ceramic bowl until the top is crispy. Chileans often eat it with a sprinkling of sugar on top. Overall the meals are very worthy here, a tad expensive but not wallet-busting; the adjunct pictures should do the talking. Service is friendly if a little languid. You may not come to love this place, but it’s almost guaranteed you will not hate it. I will definitely be returning (again) to El Quillay.
8. Millahue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By mlaviola - Montreal, Canada
So on a business trip we ended up stopping here for a quick bite to eat and I loved it! Food was amazing, lots of options on the menu and the prices were definitely good because the portions were huge! Great service and lovely typical Chilean ambiance! I definitely recommend it to anyone!
9. Hosteria Antumapu
Overall Ratings
3 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By weirdfish13 - Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile
The restaurant is lovely and surprisingly less costly than more casual-looking places nearby like Millahue. The menu is typical Chilean (sandwiches, meat plates, salads, omelettes, egg pailas), but sadly there are no fish options. The service is always a little slow; but that's part of the experience. You step out of time a little in this Hosteria- where waiters wear red coats like in an old-fashioned hotel restaurant. They are also mostly mature in age- above 50, polite, and taking their time. Service is professional though, and friendly enough but not too much. The place is cool in summer and warm in winter, basically just right (and so important!)
10. Kura Restoran
Overall Ratings
5 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By Cristian M - Santiago, Chile
Except for a very creative and excellent fresh abalone dish with parsley mayonnaise to start with, the rest of the food can be described as very Chilean but mostly re-heated on the moment so it tended to be dry and relatively average quality. The corn cake, though, was very tasty and met my wife´s expectations. Service by the owner was excellent if a bit rushed due to lack of waiters. Total bill for 4 without alcohol was about US$90.tip included -- not a big bang for your buck...
