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#151 of 213 restaurants in South America
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drgtlbrown says:
The Ocean Pacific is expensive by Chile standards. The food is acceptable--though I have had better pisco sour. But the decor! The whole place is like being inside a submarine with narrow passage-ways, watertight doors to the bathrooms, curved ceilings. Each room is decorated with military memorabil...
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#152 of 213 restaurants in South America
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ANDREVILAR says:
If I'm not there are 2 Burdog in the city. Anyway the one I've tried is very clean, not so cheap but quite affordable, nice people and at nights you can even flirt with the customers.
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#153 of 213 restaurants in South America
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yadilitta says:
This is one of Lima’s classic restaurants, located in the heart of Pueblo Libre. The location was part of a former convent building in the 18th century. It's close to the National Museum of Archeology, Anthropology and History of Peru.
Its atmosphere is sort of rustic with different rooms. Don'...
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#154 of 213 restaurants in South America
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fredleal says:
A really good place to eat if you're in need of cheap day-to-day brazilian food. The "PFs" ("prato-feito", or something like "made-dish") serve the basics (rice, beans, beef, salad and some french fries) for a very low price.But, as my good friend Nix said, they also have some 'deluxe' options tha...
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#155 of 213 restaurants in South America
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Baz12 says:
WOW!
This place satisfied my craving for some decent food and more. It's a really cool place to hang out and catch up on the goss with the mags and newspapers they have. I wish i had more time to eat my way through the menu, It's Fantastic and the new owners are really friendly and make you feel ...
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#156 of 213 restaurants in South America
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Rod_69 says:
Tiramisu is in a very nice avenue called Isidora Goyenechea which has become the new financial district in Santiago. Modern buildings and nice shops around.
Spcialty: Italian. Good pasta, pizzas and salads. Informal, good ambiance, all ages.
USD 15-20 average per person.
Isidora Goyenechea 3141, ...
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#157 of 213 restaurants in South America
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yadilitta says:
I'd say this is a bohemian setting, actually with three locals in Lima, 2 of them in Miraflores (one in the mall Larcomar and the other one in front of the Central Park). They serve drinks, good coffee, sandwiches and deserts and is a place to be seen in Lima. They have happy hour and a special comb...
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#158 of 213 restaurants in South America
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hajaru says:
Everybody foes here so expect a que. Very good steaks in cheap and cheerful loud and busy place! Right in the heart of San telmo
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#159 of 213 restaurants in South America
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worldcitizen says:
Jardim das Delicias or "Garden of Delights" is a relaxing restaurant in Pelourinho, Salvador's busy historic center. To get to the restaurant, you walk through colonial house to a beautiful courtyard in the back where tables are set up amongst trees and plants and lights.
This restaurant offers a...
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#160 of 213 restaurants in South America
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SheLuvz2Fly says:
OK.....if you have to eat at a 'fast-food' place, in Peru....this has got my vote! Grilled chicken sandwich is delicious and also the Steak-Kabobs......with fried Potatoes...and the large type of corn {different}....wash it all down with a Inka Cola! Yummmm.
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#161 of 213 restaurants in South America
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bramwan says:
Cocodrilos restaurant is a good value spot on the main road which became our “local” while in Bariloche. The staff are friendly and helpful and the food is tasty and good value. We went a number of times and can confirm that the pumpkin soup (butternut), pizzas, and steak, egg & chips were all e...
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#162 of 213 restaurants in South America
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gfranci2 says:
This restaurant is hidden amongst the many very expensive restaurants in Barrio Suecia. The greatness of the restaurant is that it actually spices the meat in the sandwiches, which is a very rare occurence in Chile. My 1.550 peso, US $3, Italian Sandwich (avocado, tomato, mayo and basic beef slices)...
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#163 of 213 restaurants in South America
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thenewextrememimi says:
La Rosa Nautica is one of Lima's most famous restuarants. It's absolutely gorgeous location at the end of a pier under the Lima cliffs is its best quality. Supposedly, it's a good deal because Peruvian fine dining prices are so much cheaper than America ones. While this is true in theory, the qualit...
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#164 of 213 restaurants in South America
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Rod_69 says:
EL TORO. Popular place open until late. Food OK. USD 15-20 average per person.
Loreto 33, Barrio Bellavista
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#165 of 213 restaurants in South America
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SheLuvz2Fly says:
This was a nice little open air Restuarant with great and friendly service and really good food. The menu had a nice selection from baked trout, grilled chicken, homemade pastas and the popular pizzas baked in a wood-fire oven. We ordered the steak, and although it was a thin cut, the steak was very...
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