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El Tabo Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in El Tabo
El Tabo is a Chilean commune located in the San Antonio Province, Valparaíso Region. The commune spans an area of 98.8 km². This town is a traditional beach for middle class families.
Things to do in El Tabo
1. Plaza y el Mar
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 63 reviews
2. El Rincon de los 80's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Restaurant De Marisco Y Carnes
Reviewed By Diana R - Decatur, Illinois
I had grilled fish and French fries as well as a drink. I enjoyed the food very much- it was on of my more memorable meals in Chile. The sea breeze makes it a little cool to eat outside, but the view is wonderful.
3. El Rincon del Poeta
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4 based on 353 reviews
Reviewed By Pim M
In this restaurant you have a beautiful view over the bay and ocean. The food is simple, but good! We had a Pisco sour with a bit of poetry.. I won't tell you what that is.. Also there was nice live music while we were eating!
4. EL RINCON DE LA Florencia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 138 reviews
Este restaurant es un lugar pequeño pero muy limpio y acogedor , tiene una carta muy amplia y variada con las exquisiteses de platos con los frutos marinos que nos entrega nuestro oceano pacifico , esta cercano a la casa de Pablo Neruda y considero que es un lugar 100% recomendable para almorzar, la atencion y la presentacion y preparacion de los platos es de muy buena calidad .excelente ´diria, como es un lugar cercano a un centro turistico tan famoso como isla negra por encontrarse la casa de Neruda , es fundamental difuncir esta informacion tambien pueden encontrarla en facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/Restaurante-El-Rinc%C3%B3n-De-Florencia-Isla-Negra/208278719240458
Reviewed By C_CG65 - Athens, Ohio
We were in Chile this past January and followed reviews by Tripadvisor members to this restaurant and loved it!! Thank you traveling community for taking the time to write!
The restaurant is just around the corner from Neruda's house-another must see but you need reservations-and the food, service, and price were all excellent. I recommend the congrio, fried with the standard summer side dishes. We also had locos, which are close to abalone, so if you like those you would love the locos which were tender and served with a green onion-parsley salsa called pilpil. Delicious! Also, the wine selection was great and their pisco sour prepared to perfection. Do not miss!
5. Cafe Calu
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 75 reviews
Small place whose highlights are its empanadas, which are HUGE and yummy
Reviewed By SueDen27 - Sydney, Australia
Popped in here for a quick bite after visiting Pablo Neruda’s house. We enjoyed the Empanadas- the ham and cheese our preference as the flavour of the Prawns was totally overpowered by the cheese. We sat outside behind the blooming Hydrangeas and Roses at little rustic hand-carved wooden tables.
6. La Paila
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By Victor1978 - Santiago, Chile
Fuimos a este restaurante solo porque estaba recomendado por Tripadvisor. Fuimos en semana santa así que íbamos preparados para una espera larga para ser atendidos. Después de unos 40 minutos tuvimos mesa. La atención desde ahí en adelante no fue tan lenta como hubiésemos esperado para la cantidad de gente, pero el nivel de la comida fue decepcionante. Pedimos unas machas a la parmesana de entrada, las cuales eran las más pequeñas que he comido y al parecer el queso estaba en veda porque escaseaba en la preparación. De fondo una congrio frito insípido, con espinas. Mi esposa pidió un salmón a la plancha con salsa de champiñones que tampoco estaba muy bueno. Mi hijo una reineta a la plancha que estaba algo seca. No pedimos postre porque probablemente también nos íbamos a desilusionar. El precio alto para lo que es la calidad de la comida
7. Restaurante San Pedro
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3.5 based on 65 reviews
8. El Rincon Tabino
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4 based on 15 reviews
9. La Cava de Pablo
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4 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By Laura M - Boston, Massachusetts
We stopped here for lunch after going to Museo de Pablo Neruda. We speak very little Spanish and there were no English menus, but the waiter was very kind and helped us figure out what we wanted. The place was crowded at lunch time, and it is easy to see why. The food was delicious! We got empanadas, a Ceasar salad, and a steak dish with risotto to share. The portions were large and we very much enjoyed the food. We would definitely recommend this restaurant!
10. El Cielo
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Arturo W - Temuco, Chile
es como una picada a 2 cuadras de la casa de Neruda, los mariscos son congelados, los platos si bien son generosos están claramente sobrepreciados, no me arrepiento de haber ido pero no volvería tampoco
