Top Food & Drinks Spots in Chile

You can save some bucks by ordering coffee before 4 PM if they have a happy hour. I got a great deal that way made my day way better

I suggest going around 5 PM to avoid the crowd. I went at peak time and had to wait ages for a seat. Plus, the vibe is chill during the early evening!

I suggest visiting around 4 PM on weekdays to avoid the evening rush. The vibe is more relaxed, and you can enjoy your coffee without feeling rushed.

Bring a good camera or your phone with plenty of battery. The vineyard views are stunning, and you'll want to capture those moments. I regretted not getting more photos.

I suggest booking your tour in advance. When I tried to go without a reservation, they were fully booked and I had to wait hours for the next slot. Totally bummed me out!

Try the food pairing during your tasting. It was a delicious upgrade from just the wine tasting alone. The pairings enhanced the experience big time!

I recommend visiting around 3 PM; it's less crowded, and you can enjoy your coffee without the rush. The vibe is more relaxed, and you can really soak in the atmosphere.

If you're feeling adventurous, check out the daily specials. I stumbled upon a really cool drink and ended up loving it! Always a nice surprise, I think!

I think you should take some cash; even though they say they accept cards, I experienced some issues with payments. Having cash on hand made things way easier for me.

I suggest getting there before 5pm if you want the best chance of snagging a good spot, it gets super crowded later. Plus, you can enjoy a nice quiet coffee before the buzz starts.

I think it's worth chatting with the staff. They’re super friendly and can help you find what you might like, plus they often have insider tips on the best times to come back or other cool spots nearby.

You might want to bring some cash, too. I had trouble with my card at the bar, and it slowed me down in getting drinks. It's a good idea to have some pesos on hand!

I suggest arriving around 11 PM to catch the best vibe. The crowd gets more lively after midnight, and you won’t miss the good beats!

I think sitting by the window gives you great people-watching views. Just be ready to deal with some occasional traffic noise.

My advice is to bring cash. Some places in Santiago prefer it, and you'll avoid those pesky fees from card payments.