Location: San Pedro de Atacama
Top Restaurants in San Pedro de Atacama
Best Latin food near San Pedro de Atacama, Antofagasta Region, Chile
Best Latin restaurants nearby. Discover the best Latin food in San Pedro de Atacama. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Latin restaurants near you.. Looking for an unusual and beautiful landscape? Sandstone canyons, flamingo-dotted salt flats, steaming geysers, hot springs, volcanic peaks and alien-looking rock formations are on offer all around San Pedro de Atacama. Hiking, biking and horseback riding are the preferred means of exploration. Death Valley here is surprisingly great for picnics.
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10. Estrella Negra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 280 reviews
Reviewed By Jennie A
We went here because it was the only veggie cafe in town. It is a nice place but the lady serving was very unfriendly. We ordered two tacos that had vegetables and cheese inside. Unfortunately they were rather tasteless and at over £6 each, it was all quite a disappointing and expensive experience.
9. Las Delicias de Carmen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2483 reviews
Home local cuisine
Reviewed By RosalieFoodie
We asked around to see where we can find a good restaurant? Almost everyone we spoke to suggested for us to try las Delicias De Carme. This restaurant seems to be local favorites. One of the dish that we ordered was Pastel de Choco it was interesting.Generous portions, food was average. This restaurant has a really quirky entrance, it opened up to their kitchen we thought we were at the wrong place. Inside the restaurant was very colorful. Warm and cozy atmosphere with very friendly staff It is definitely a very casual place. The prices are very reasonable and there is a reasonable wine list and local beers. If you are hungry and looking to try local food it is a pretty decent place to visit.
8. Barros Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1171 reviews
Reviewed By chickenn00dle
We came here twice, the first time a rude waitress signalled my friend to shut up by closing her hands like a mouth when she asked for the wifi password a second time after we still weren't given it for 10 minutes. When we finally received the password, the wifi was not working.Second time, we asked if the chicken sandwich could be prepared on gluten free bread - it was a no - no problem. I looked at the menu again and decided to go for the gluten free quiche, under the heading GLUTEN FREE might I add, which the waiter wrote down. My friend ordered the pumpkin soup as recommended by the waiter, and I ordered a quinoa salad for my vegan friend. After quite a wait considering we were one of 3 tables in the cafe, 2 of the 3 dishes arrived. My gluten free quiche was a chicken sandwich which, when queried, was apparently what I had ordered. On explaining that I had changed the order to the gluten free quiche which was to come with goats cheese, an onion and red pepper pancake was promptly plonked down on the table. I was told this was my gluten free order. I queried the ingredients on the basis that there was no goats cheese and was told there was no goats cheese available in the kitchen. The pumpkin soup never arrived and the food that did was bland. We asked for the bill 5 times and it still never arrived, so we left the money on the table and left as we had to catch a bus. It's a nice setting, menu looks good but staff and service ruin this place. I'd personally give it a miss.
7. La Estaka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2013 reviews
Reviewed By DrMichaelSinger
This was an average restaurant, with some interesting fish dishes, some with pasta. Despite its name, the steak was so tough that it was inedible. The waiter took it back in the friendliest possible way and gave this dinner another dish, which was hake was pasta and curry that was quite good. Steak is not a recommended dish out in the dessert. Stick with fish or vegetarian choices.
6. Barros Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 469 reviews
Reviewed By Elias_Rovielo
It was the bar chosen by the group to drink a Chilean cocktail called 'Earthquake' (Terremoto) and when we got there, it was a bar with live Latin music with Andean instruments. Even Tom Jobim in Spanish was sung.The city is strange, for it is forbidden to dance by law. Latinos forbidden to dance? Bars can not serve alcoholic beverages without food. We had dinner a few minutes before. Then the waiters serve a bascket of bread and sauces, a Brazilian way of circumventing the stupid laws.
5. Ckunna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 642 reviews
Reviewed By stephrab
This restaurant has some outstanding dishes on the menu. Some of the best bread we have eaten in all of chili. Amazing soup. A wonderful superb local mushroom dish that is extremely memorable. Wonderful ice cream dessert. Attentive staff.Caution. Stay away from the chicken dishes. Way over cooked. There were two orders in our party and they were both disappointing.
4. Sol Inti Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 859 reviews
Reviewed By JulieMSurrey
Friendly service. Large menu. Lots of seating. Casual dining. We enjoyed the mixed grill for two, it was probably enough for 3 people. Very succulent meat, nice baked potatoes and an onion and tomato salad. less expensive than many other nearby restaurants. Bamboo ceiling where cats climb in and out of restaurant. Unfortunately my husband was peed on by a cat on the roof! We didn't get a discount!
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3. Ckunza Tilar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 215 reviews
We offer a wide variety of sauces, which can be tasted red and white, in addition to salmon and pippin (fish), we also have dishes such as ceviche and vegetarian among others.
Reviewed By georgiyk736
Frankly speaking not a bad cusine. But two glasses of orange juice was with a mold. Waiter was not polite, he chaged first funged glass and refused to change second with a less amount of mold. I was very surprised to get such a quality of service.Hi ! We really regret what happened and the waiter was the most affected, why I try to find the solution and you did not want to change the second juice, why? We asked the same thing why we were both present, then I offered you dessert, with a lot of willingness to fix what happened and you didn't want to, we hope you enjoy San Pedro and know how to accept the help of others.Atte.Team Ckunza Tilar Restaurant
2. Cafe Katarpe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 117 reviews
Best place to experience and enjoy a delicious "Chilean Empanada" and other kinds of delicious Chilean and international food. The place is small and familiar ambiance, the attendance is on the owners and the flavors have a touch of mastery of the Peruvia
Reviewed By Gilliganuk
Came for an empanada one lunchtime; enjoyed it so much we came back another day for another. Very good value too. Also came back for a take-away coffee as they do really good coffee, and our hotel didn't! Heard 'Katarpe' mentioned by several others in our tour group, all of whom raved over the empanadas!I should mention it's a small place. We had to queue outside the first time we went until a table was free, but worth the wait.Thank you for visiting us and for dedicating your valuable time to leave us this kind and complete comment, it fills us with joy to know that our food to people from all over the world, you are welcome every time you wish to return.
1. Inca's Restaurant San Pedro
Estamos ubicados casi al comienzo de nuestra calle principal de San Pedro, comida peruana y latina, comida con amor , los esperamos!
Reviewed By Samantha C
The ceviche was extremely spicy, with red pepper flakes throughout - when I tried to send it back I was told with a lot of attitude that i was in was a âPeruvianâ restaurant so it was supposed to be spicy. They wouldnât take it back and told me I should have told him I didnât want it spicy. The service was poor; I had to flag down waiters to get attention. Lunch at this restaurant was the low point of a beautiful weekend in San Pedro.
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