Diana Restaurant

Very happy to have found this place near to my hotel. This is a place you should visit if you are around. The service is impeccable, the dishes are full in flavor and large portions. I ordered the fettuccine de mare, and it was super great, kind of home made style, not fancy dining. Seems they have a busy agenda if theater, concert and stand ups. I would come back if I had the time

A very unique restaurant located in the shadow of a cathedral. When we visited it was a pretty slow Wednesday. I'm sure it gets very busy due to the area and atmosphere. We started out with the Caramelized Goat Cheese Salad. We can not recommend this enough! Delicious and fresh and light. We ordered the Filet Sautéed in Gnocchi and the Filet Sheet. If it wasn't rude to lick our plates clean we would have!

Lovely location, eclectic and historical vibe.

Quirky bar/restaurant in interesting building overlooking cathedral. Passed a very agreeable couple of afternoon hours with some ceviche and beers, severs were pleasant and would recommend if in the area.

My new favorite place! Incredible ambience, great food and friendly staff. The seafood fettuccine was fantastic and so is the pisco sour.

My friend saw an Instagram post that made this place look amazing and we decided to check it out. Don't fall for the cute post, this place is just ok and not really worth the trip to that area. Our table was not clean and couch was dirty. The church view was quite nice and the decor interesting. I cannot speak on the food since we only ordered drinks, however the plates that passed by us looked good. We did not enjoy, howver others may like more than we did if that's your aesthetic.

Diana Restaurant in Santiago, Chile, may not be the epitome of elegance, but its nostalgic ambiance and historical significance add a unique charm to the dining experience. Though the prices may be higher than expected, the opportunity to soak in the restaurant's rich history while enjoying a meal makes it a worthwhile visit for those seeking a taste of Santiago's past.

Atmosphere atmosphere atmosphere, that's all that is good about La Diana, cocketales where ok too not bad good just ok. Service was slooowwww although very cordial. And the food just plain bad I wouldn't eat here again or recommend it to anyone. If you want to experience the place maybe have some cocktails and bye that's it

This restaurant deserves four stars for the ambiance and vibes, but only three stars for the food. You pass by a children's arcade as you enter the restaurant and then feel as if you have transformed into a character from Indiana Jones. There are ladders hanging from the ceilings and walls and plants and bikes decorating the place. You climb long winding staircases up to the second or third level to enjoy a meal. I ordered a sausage pizza with red and green bell peppers. The pizza was large, however didn't have much flavor. I couldn't find any sauce on the pizza and had to put a lot of spices sitting on the table on it, in order to give it more flavor. The service was good, and they were willing to easily split the bill for a large party.

We loved this quirky hipster Chilean restaurant so much from the kitchy arcade to the amazing cocktails and seafood. The octopus appetizer was particularly spectacular. Note that the portions are not particularly large, the prices are not particularly low, and the decor not at all new if that kind of thing is important to you - but it is truly charming, quirky, fun and delicious. It was one of our favorite nights out coming here, and we even played a game at the arcade after supper, although it closed very shortly after that, so come early if you really want to spend time at the arcade. IMPORTANT NOTE: ONLY OPEN ON WEEKENDS. (We tried to go during the week and failed, but we came back and were so glad we did!)