Location: Talca
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Most Popular Contemporary food in Talca, Maule Region, Chile
Discover Restaurants offering the best Contemporary food in Talca, Maule Region, Chile. Talca (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈtalka]) is a city and commune in Chile located about 255 km (158 mi) south of Santiago, and is the capital of both Talca Province and Maule Region (7th Region of Chile). As of the 2012 census, the city had a population of 201,142.
Things to do in Talca
1. Natural
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Natural has the bigest variety of flavours in juices, smothies and lemonades. Our specialist coffee is the best in town. You can eat healthy salad and sandwiches.
Reviewed By 822cristianb
He comido las colaciones y son muy ricas y sanas. Buena atención y rápida.Solo podrÃa criticar la falta de espacio del local
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2. Don Quijote
Overall Ratings
3 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By Cork
We were at Don Quijote near Talca today for lunch. It is easy to find just outside on the road to San Clemente. A long white wall and big letters as well as a large porta show you the way in. We were there at 1.30 pm and there was no car on the large parking lot. When we came up the stairs a man in the usual blue shirt for waiters in Chile was walking up. He spoke no English but we managed to get into the large dining room with are limited Spanish. The place was dead empty but nicely looking with a glass front opening out to a gorgeous landscape with a big pool. Our wish to sit outside in the shade was denied. Too hot! What was probably true.The menu was quite different to what we had seen repeatedly in Chile. Lomo, Corvina, Salmon. But what the waiter said was exactly like that. We understood that´s all he could offer today. In ignoring that we ordered a noodle salad, a dish with spaghetti and shrimps and a salad with baked chicken. The first salad came up just as a plane salad with some egg. The spaghetti dish was totally tasteless and the chicken dish was the highlight with a chinese spoon with a yellowish paste remembering of some glue. On the menu it was offered as Dijon mustard with sugar.Talking about wine: Considering that it was way over 30° C / 100°F we refused the waiters offer on red wine and asked for white wine. After some search he came back with a bottle of local Chardonnay in a warm bottle. We asked for a Sauvignon Blanc. He said the Chardonnay is the only one he has. We asked if it was a cooling problem. He said, no, he will cool the Chardonny. So we had this one. Fortunately we had worse Chardonnays in Chile as had not the usual oak flavor.We paid very little (only 18.000 pesos appr. 30$ US including tip) and counted it for the view. Service, offerings and food were ridiculous. Don´t go there. It looks like a money laundering machine to us.
Where to eat Pub food in Talca: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Lican Ray
Reviewed By mariana m
Este lugar está en el centro de la ciudad a dos cuadras del mercado central.Se puede tomar desayuno,almorzar y tomar onces. Habitualmente en invierno cierran pasadas las 20 horas.Preparan unos jugos naturales y unas pizzas muy sabrosa y abundantes. El precio es muy accesible y adecuado para los prodcutos que ofrecen.
