Cafe Brazil - Santiago

Excellent place, we were ppr some rich sailed, who served in a very warm and tasty bowls. We also ask for fried potatoes and the portion was quite generous.

I came for an ice-cream borgoña to see chile vs ecuador and it happens very well, super nice and good music, end up dancing. .

This restaurant is a charming and cozy spot with a nostalgic vibe. The decor and atmosphere are delightful, and the staff are friendly and welcoming. The homemade beer is delicious, and the chorrillanas are a must-try. There are occasionally live shows on stage, such as stand up comedy, storytelling, and music, which add an extra layer of entertainment. We had a fantastic night here, staying until closing time and even enjoying a tasty consommé. This place comes highly recommended for a fun Friday night out with friends or a significant other.

Although the restaurant is small, it is well-decorated and lively with good service. The only downside is that it is too cramped, especially in the summer when it can feel suffocating.

In the Yungay neighborhood there are countless places to eat, drink something, dance, have a nice time. However in Brazil coffee, a classic after 27 years of existence, we find an icon of cultural resistance, a proposal with clear and defined political colors, without fear. Personally I am a customer of the place years ago, the affection is the same, the owners attend. They're less and they're crying to hear suggestions or criticism. The space is open to those or the new troubers, musicians, actors, exhibitors. It's open to debate. Without going further on Monday 14 March I witnessed a single day, a punk band presenting itself in the place, in the framework of the third season of the cycle Erotism, Poetry and Power. Every day there is something live, the living rooms are wide, the attention is generally good. The generous and priced dishes for all pockets. 100% recommended.