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Café Abarzúa
Café Abarzúa is an industrial-style caffeine joint with waiters in boiler suits and an upstairs section. It includes a simple lunch menu and quality espresso.
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La Mia Pappa
Crammed full of tables, this is an incredibly popular all-you-can-eat pasta joint - you'll have to fight for a table at lunchtime. It's about pasta for your peso - do not expect haute cuisine. It includes a good-value take-away next door.
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La Vitrina
Cute, cozy and candle-lit La Vitrina is tucked away in an attractive quieter part of Providencia with winding streets and opulent apartment buildings. Choose from good-value quiches and pizzas, and a weeknight happy hour cuts drink prices in half.
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Peperone
The empanada is king (try the cheese and asparagus) at Peperone, a romantic little candlelit café that also serves tea, coffee, good beers (including Kuntsmann) and fresh juices.
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Poema Café
You come to this café in the Biblioteca Nacional more for the grand surroundings than the food - it's like having lunch on the set of Dangerous Liaisons . The dishes all have literary themes and it is equally good for a caffeine pit stop and a relaxed read.
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Tavelli Café
Tavelli has bagged a prime location in this opulent high-ceilinged venue right next to the Teatro Municipal in a well-heeled, cultural pocket of downtown. Its prices are steep, but the cakes are quite scrumptious.
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Veracruz Cosas del Mundo Café
Veracruz Cosas del Mundo Café fosters about as cultured an atmosphere as it's possible to get inside a shopping mall. Coffees and a slice of mouthwatering pastel (cake) are a bargain.
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