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Where to eat Chilean food in Easter Island: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Chilean restaurants nearby. Discover the best Chilean food in Easter Island. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Chilean restaurants near you.. Located in the South Pacific more than 2,000 miles off the Chilean coast, Easter Island’s not the easiest place to reach. (If you’re interested, the easiest access is by air from Santiago or Tahiti.) But isolation has helped preserve the 1,500-year-old mysterious congregation of volcanic rock sculptures (maoi) that’s the island’s biggest claim to fame. After exploring the unique landscape, relax on an uncrowded beach and ponder one of the most mysterious places on Earth.
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10. Pea Restobar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 430 reviews
Reviewed By AZ-LGE
Once we arrived on the island and checked into the hotel we walked up the road along the ocean to grab a late lunch and found PEA. I had the shrimp and tuna crevice and it was absolutely fantastic. It came with some local purple and yellow sweet potatoes. It was a HUGE portion of seafood. They were probably the most flavorful potatoes I have ever had. My husband wanted ribs but they were not available so he had a steak topped with shrimp and fries. I had their special PEA cocktail which was like a Pina Colada but probably with pisco. My husband had a local draft beer, or two. We had a late âStargazingâ Tour and it was such a big meal we didnât want nor need dinner. We snacked a little and it was plenty. The terrace also had a fantastic ocean view! Lunch with drinks was $71.
9. La Kaleta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 831 reviews
Reviewed By J B
Restaurant La Kaleta is located in Hango Roa at the harbour. The restaurant provides a great view of the sea. Furnishings and decoration provide a no-nonsense atmosphere. Service is adequate.The restaurant offers seafood & fish of fresh local quality and Chilean wines & beers. We came on a weekday and the restaurant was quiet. We went for a fish-soup and a tuna steak. The food was well presented and the fish-soup as tasty and the tuna of good quality.Restaurant La Kaleta is a good place for anyone who wants a good fish dish. Recommended.
8. Kuki Varua
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
Family-run traditional restaurant with great location. Close to the main center on Easter Island (Rapa Nui)and with balcony seating overlooking the ocean. Serving a range of delicious local specialities, including seasonal fresh fish, steak and lobster. L
Reviewed By kay0ss
Ate lunch here while our flight to Chile was delayed. The staff at the restaurant coped admirably with a planeload of passengers descending on them at lunchtime. Delicious food beautifully presented all while sitting on the balcony looking at the ocean. Best airport waiting room I have ever been in. Our travelling companions said they had eaten there the night before and the food was excellent then too.
7. Donde la Tia Sonia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 230 reviews
Reviewed By mrdom
They have an indoor area and a terrace both with nice sea views. Friendly staff who know English. There are daily specials and Sundayâs was a pastel de choclo with a lot of beef mince and chicken under the corn - tasty and large, especially with salad and bread. At 7,500, it was the cheapest full meal I had on the island. They have cold local beers and great juices. The $3,000 empanadas that went past also looked huge.
6. Haka Honu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 906 reviews
Reviewed By BindiB
Had fish and chips and a very strong pisco sour! Chips were good - fish less so. Rather tasteless. They have quite noisy patrons here so itâs lively. Efficient service but fairly basic decor and tables with a sea view. Not special but ok.
5. Te Moana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1616 reviews
Te Moana is a full-service restaurant that offers Polynesian cuisine of the highest quality and hospitality characteristic of the area in a sophisticated atmosphere .
Reviewed By themolitors
We literally just walked into this place after going for an evening stroll at sunset and were pleased to be seated immediately before the sun had gone down completely. Surprisingly, this was the only restaurant where we encountered other Yanks on Easter Island. The restaurant was more full than any of the others we'd eaten at on Easter Island and service lagged a bit because of that (I think they might have been understaffed that night). Didn't really matter what with the sunset and all. The steaks we ordered were cooked perfectly and were very generous in size, making the place a fair value for the diner. Wine was inexpensive (as it is everywhere in Chile) and tasty.
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4. Tataku Vave
Overall Ratings
4 based on 838 reviews
Reviewed By J B
Restaurant Tataku Vave is located somewhat hidden in Caleta Hangu Piko, the small local fisher harbour at the south end of town. The restaurant offers lunch and dinner and has a terrace with a great view of the ocean, especially nice at sunset. Good fish food define its character.The restaurant is open from 11am to 10:30pm and the breezy terrace is just meters from the seashore. Furnishings and decoration provides an easy-going atmosphere. Service is adequate.We came on a late Sunday afternoon in July and the terrace was busy, a good sign. We went for tuna and white fish, accompanied with salad, mashed potatoes, fries and beer. The dishes were well presented. Unfortunately the tuna was uneatable. The white fish, the fries and salad were good.We recommend restaurant Tataku Vava to anyone who seeks OK fish food in a relaxed ambiance and appreciates a great view of the sea.
3. Casa Esquina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 205 reviews
Casa Esquina Isla de Pascua, located in front of the church, and ten years of experience delighting palates with more daring and Polynesians gourmet flavors proposal fused with world food. Comfortable and cozy atmosphere. Directed to the family and happy
Reviewed By CKT808
This is actually a pizza place, but they make huge empanadas using the pizza dough. We had a chicken and tuna empanadas. Both had lots of filling. The restaurant was a counter under a roof with a covered seating area. It isn't fancy, but the food was good and filling. There are no street signs, so just follow the directions to the church. It is across the street from the church.
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2. Makona Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 349 reviews
Reviewed By Derek0109
We enjoyed a very nice meal on the amazing Easter Island, at Makona. Iâd been in email communication with Alejandra for a couple of months to reserve a table for my partnerâs birthday. The meal was delicious; the beers were too and we enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere as we shared the company of other holiday makers there too. A special birthday dessert was given to us which was a nice touch. Would well recommend the restaurant and its lovely staff.
1. Mamma Nui Glamping Restorant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 201 reviews
Reviewed By MindStorm00
First night on the island, we were recommended here. After traveling for the last 4 months, we wanted some "comfort food" to ordered a pizza. BEST PIZZA we have had in years! Better than anything back home!Went back and ordered several seafood meals (over two visits). While we were not all that keen on the "fried fish," the "mar y tierra" was absolutely fantastic.
