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Originally Posted by Hillbilly
Obviously the OP don't know Santiago all that well.
Maroma: Overpriced novo cuisine...
Pasticcio: Only so-so....
The other two are fine, although you pay for the views at Camp David, it is worth every penny.
Now, here are some restaurants:
El Café on Calle 5 of the Jardines Metropolitanos. On the street in back of the shopping center ther on 27 de Febrero (in back of Banco León. Maybe best kitchen in Santiago.
Carlos Tasso: "Real" northern Italian food. A bit pricy, but wines and pastas are #1A all the way. If you don't know where it is, you don't need to. Sorry, it is sort of a secret place for us Santiagueros.
Baguetino: Ave Metropolitana between 7 & 9 streets. Best sandwich shop in town.
Nano's on Benito Juarez in Villa Olga..very good meat--slightly upscale from La Parrillita
Mezzaluna, also in Villa Olga. Top of the line all the way.
There are more, but I am sleepy.
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Maroma is not overpriced. There are a variety of meals you can choose from. Some dishes are expensive and some are not (just like any other restaurant).
If it is too expensive for you, then you can try either Domino's or KFC.
As for Pasticcio, I like the food a lot. M friends liked it as well which is why I posted it. But if you did not like it, then I am sorry to hear that.
Thank you for posting another list of restaurants. I will try them out next time.
