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Where to eat Latin food in San Jose de Maipo: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Latin food in San Jose de Maipo, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile including Sueno Antiguo, El Manso Toro, La Vaquita Echa, Restaurante Mar y Tierra Peruano, Albonico, Kunalka
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6. Kunalka
Overall Ratings
3 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By cosicarca
We were drivind directed to San Josè and we stopped here for lunch: we discovered this really nice and quite location, with an excellend food and very kind personnel. I really recommend this place!
5. Albonico
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
Albonico Restaurant prepara comida chilena fusión.Rodeado de naturaleza hace que seamos un lugar acogedor e ideal para realizar eventos al aire libre.
Reviewed By robertbI1447NP
The restaurant was extremely clean well and maintained. The menu was in Spanish but the staff was very helpful in describing the dishes as my Spanish is very limited. The location of the restaurant is in a very picturesque area. The food was fresh and serve was quick. The had a Chilean Salad (Tomatoes and Onions) and beef filets. The salad was amazing, very fresh. The beef was tasty but the chef seems to cook beef to the well done side.
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4. Restaurante Mar y Tierra Peruano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By Felipe_Sanhueza
My wife and me went to try peruvian food in this local restaurant in La Florida. For her it was her very first time trying peruvian food, and she loved it, we had Ajà de gallina and Lomo saltado plus Pisco sours. The food was delicious, place was very clean, the service of the waiter was very fast and kind. I highly recommend this place ! Prices for the main dishes are from 5.900 up to 9.000. For two you will spend at list $20.000 CLP.
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3. La Vaquita Echa
Overall Ratings
3 based on 478 reviews
Reviewed By SuizoL
I invited a friend from far away to get to know outside of Santiago and remembered this classical excursion destination in Pirque... unfortunately it was very expensive and just mediocre; i.e. I shall not return and cannot recommend the restaurant anymore.First they offered a starter, which surprised me that they would have ( locos ) to come back and excuse that it was not available, then they said to be specialized and famous for their "carnes a las brasas" ( grilled meat ), but in my humble opinion, they do not know how to cook meat. My entrañas, which I ordered "a la inglesa" ( saignant ) came raw on one end and overcooked at the other, so I had to cut off and send back part, plus overall rather tough. Third, we asked for and ordered a nice wine ( Carmenere Reserva ), recommended by the waiter, to find out that the restaurant actually multiplies 4 to 5 times on the wine... too expensive! Sorry again and definitely looking forward to finding other, better alternatives to eat lunch on the country side, in Pirque or around. In total, we spent almost US$100 for two, with two steaks and salads, two empanadas for starters and just coffee; no desert; 10% tips included.The surroundings and setting is nice, though.
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2. El Manso Toro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 239 reviews
Reviewed By Sarah R
Visited El Manso Toro for lunch and it was the best meal we had during our month in Argentina and Chile. The facility is lovely, service is excellent and the steaks were wonderful. We shared a mixed grill for four. Highly recommend this restaurant.
Where to eat South American food in San Jose de Maipo: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Sueno Antiguo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 182 reviews
Once antique shop now developes to coffee shop and a restaurant. Classic recipes werw recued from memory to present exclusive flavours. You`ll find a unique ambient and architecture with the best service. Antiguo Sueno is a mandatory stop for the visitor
Reviewed By Louise C
Having driven up and down the Camino Volcan, looking for various recommended places we were getting desperate for lunch on Sunday, and were attracted by the indication that there was something other than meat on the menu. (We had already left one restaurant for this reason). We were enchanted by the quirky decor, the outside walls being made up of a collection of windows.The waitress arrived promptly and welcomed us taking our order for drinks. By the time we had washed our hands the drinks, hot bread and pebre had arrived. By the time we had looked around at the various object d'art our order was ready. We were both happy with our cheese and either prawn or scallop empanadas, mine with a prawn salad and my husband's with breaded squid and scallops. I had a caiparinia and he a 500ml hop beer. Other platters being served looked huge, and whilst i was tempted with the ice cream and pancakes delivered to another table, having not had our walk it was not deserved.Our bill was just over 26000clpOn the way out I noticed that it was open until 1am on Fridays and Saturdays!
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