Tucked away in an old home just south of Barrio Italia's main drag, this intimate restaurant re-envisions staples from the Chilean countryside as gourmet dishes. From northern quinoa salads to hearty Mapuche stews from the south, each culinary journey ends with a complimentary homemade bajativo (digestif).
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