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Best Restaurants in Santiago (2026)

Santiago's restaurants have gained international attention in recent years. Boragó in Vitacura, ranked sixth in Latin America's 50 Best Restaurants 2025, serves a tasting menu built on endemic Chilean ingredients, while Yum Cha in Providencia pairs Chinese technique and Chilean produce with tea, and DeMo Magnolia cooks a nine-course menu inspired by the markets of the historic centre. Ambrosía offers seasonal cooking in a more relaxed setting, and Casa Las Cujas and Aquí Está Coco are the addresses for Chilean seafood such as king crab and scallops.

Traditional cooking is just as rewarding. El Hoyo, founded in 1912 and now in Barrio Italia, claims the terremoto and serves Chilean classics, Pinpilinpausha has served Basque dishes since 1940, and Peumayén in Bellavista explores the food of Chile's indigenous peoples. Tiramisú in El Golf is a dependable informal choice. Book the tasting-menu restaurants weeks ahead, and note that several, including Boragó and DeMo Magnolia, close on Sundays and Mondays, while Pinpilinpausha and Tiramisú open every day.

10 places · Updated October 27, 2026

Our top 3 restaurants in Santiago

  1. Boragó Contemporary Chilean tasting menu, VitacuraRodolfo Guzmán's Vitacura restaurant serves the Endémica tasting menu of 12 to 18 preparations built on native Chilean ingredients from coast to desert.
  2. Ambrosía Contemporary seasonal cooking, VitacuraCarolina Bazán's Vitacura restaurant cooks a constantly changing seasonal menu from produce chosen each week at La Vega, with a wine list of small and natural producers.
  3. Yum Cha Chinese-Chilean tasting menu, ProvidenciaA small Providencia restaurant where chef Nicolás Tapia serves a tea-led pescatarian tasting menu fusing Chinese technique and Chilean produce.

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1. Boragó

Contemporary Chilean tasting menu$$$$Vitacura

Rodolfo Guzmán's Vitacura restaurant serves the Endémica tasting menu of 12 to 18 preparations built on native Chilean ingredients from coast to desert.

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2. Ambrosía

Contemporary seasonal cooking$$$Vitacura

Carolina Bazán's Vitacura restaurant cooks a constantly changing seasonal menu from produce chosen each week at La Vega, with a wine list of small and natural producers.

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3. Yum Cha

Chinese-Chilean tasting menu$$$$Providencia

A small Providencia restaurant where chef Nicolás Tapia serves a tea-led pescatarian tasting menu fusing Chinese technique and Chilean produce.

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4. DeMo Magnolia

Contemporary Chilean tasting menu$$$$Santiago Centro

Chef Pedro Chavarría's 15-seat restaurant inside Hotel Magnolia serves a single seasonal tasting menu inspired by the markets and streets of downtown Santiago.

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5. Casa Las Cujas

Coastal seafood restaurant$$$$Vitacura

A Vitacura seafood restaurant ranked 14th in Latin America's 50 Best 2025, known for Chiloé oysters, Tongoy scallops and Patagonian king crab.

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7. Aquí Está Coco

Seafood restaurant$$$Vitacura

A Santiago seafood restaurant since 1973, now on Nueva Costanera in Vitacura, serving the fresh fish and shellfish of the day with a menu that follows the seasons.

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8. Pinpilinpausha

Basque and Spanish restaurant$$$El Golf, Las Condes

A family-run Basque restaurant founded in 1940, now in El Golf, serving paella, corvina donostiarra, squid in its ink and churros with hot chocolate in winter.

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9. El Hoyo

Traditional Chilean picada$Barrio Italia

Founded in 1912 and now in Barrio Italia, El Hoyo is one of Chile's oldest restaurants and claims to be the birthplace of the terremoto cocktail.

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10. Tiramisú

Italian pizzeria$$El Golf, Las Condes

An Italian restaurant on Isidora Goyenechea since 2001, serving rustic Italian cooking and pizza for lunch and dinner every day of the year.

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