Top 10:

Santiago Seafood Restaurants

    • Aquí Está Coco - Santiago
      • 1. Aquí Está Coco

      • Aquí Está Coco, which means "Here's Coco," is named for the restaurant owner, Jaime "Coco" Pacheco. He's...

        • Seafood
        • Very Expensive
        • Providencia
    • Azul Profundo - Santiago
      • 2. Azul Profundo

      • Tasty seafood and kitchy nautical theme in Bellavista
        • Seafood
        • Very Expensive
        • Bellavista
    • Astrid y Gastón - Santiago
      • 3. Astrid y Gastón

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        • International
        • Fusion
        • Very Expensive
        • Providencia
    • Catedral - Santiago
      • 4. Catedral

      • Stark interior and good Chilean and continental food.
        • Latin American
        • Moderately Priced
        • Downtown
    • Marisqueria Tongoy - Santiago
      • 5. Marisqueria Tongoy

      • Marisqueria Tongoy is a family-friendly lunch spot with casual Chilean ambience and tasty fish, well-prepared sides and a cheerful setting.
        • Seafood
        • Moderately Priced
        • Barrio Brasil
    • Miguel Torres - Santiago
      • 6. Miguel Torres

      • Top-notch Chilean and European lunch and tapas
        • Italian
        • International
        • Fusion
        • Expensive
        • Las Condes District
    • Puerto Fuy - Santiago
      • 7. Puerto Fuy

      • A world-class seafood restaurant in Santiago's tony world-trade center/Vitacura neighborhood.
        • Seafood
        • Expensive
        • Vitacura
    • Ocean Pacific's - Santiago
      • 8. Ocean Pacific's

      • Kitchy, over the top (subarine-themed) setting with traditional Chilean seafood options.
        • Seafood
        • Moderately Priced
        • Barrio Brasil
    • Infante 51 - Santiago
      • 9. Infante 51

      • This sleek relative newcomer serves über fresh fish and seafood dishes that are a purist's dream. The...

        • Seafood
        • Providencia
    • Ostras Azocar - Santiago
      • 10. Ostras Azocar

      • Ostras Azocar is considered a seafood classic in Santiago, and many will visit to try its signature dish, machas a la parmesana (individual razor clams served cooked on the halfshell with cheese, cream and a drop of rum).
        • Seafood
        • Moderately Priced
        • Barrio Brasil
  • The Best of NileGuide
  • Santiago is sourced by some of the best seafood in the world, between the length of the coastline that runs along some of the fish-richest waters in the world, it's network of rivers, and two offshore Chilean territories (Easter Island and Juan Fernandez), which bring in more exotic catches like siriola, deep sea tuna, and lobster. Even what's caught nearby may be quite different to what you know, including the abalone-like loco, the giant barnacle called picoroco, and king crab legs from the south. Dig in!

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