Pizzería Tiramisú

The place to go. Delicious food, good vibes and fantastic service. Reservation needed. Indoor and outdoor seating.

Really good pizza, fast service and nice and relaxed environment. There is a great variety of pizza flavours, calzones, etc. Nice drinks and excellent deserts as well. Don’t forget to try the tiramisu. It is really good.

Pizzeria Tiramisu in Santiago is a gem that delivers an unforgettable dining experience. From the moment we arrived for our 7:30 pm reservation, everything was seamless. We were seated immediately, and our waiter greeted us with a warm, joyful demeanor. He was polite, friendly, and attentive, making us feel right at home as he handed us the menus. We began our meal with the sautéed shrimp skewers, and they were nothing short of heavenly. The shrimp were perfectly cooked, tender, and bursting with flavor—a fantastic start to the evening. For our main course, we opted for the Creola pizza, and it was a masterpiece. The pizza arrived piping hot, with a crust that struck the perfect balance—not too thick, not too thin, but just right. The toppings were fresh and flavorful, making every bite a delight. To complement our meal, we sipped on refreshing mint lemonade, which was the ideal accompaniment to the rich and savory dishes. It was light, zesty, and perfectly balanced. What truly impressed us was the value for money. The prices are very fair, especially considering the high quality of the food. The atmosphere at Pizzeria Tiramisu is casual, lively, and welcoming, making it a great spot for diners of all ages. Overall, our experience at Pizzeria Tiramisu was exceptional. It’s a meal we’ll remember fondly from our time in Santiago. If you’re looking for delicious food, great service, and a comfortable vibe, this is the place to go. Highly recommended!

Unbelievably full place every day and hour. As a fan of traditional chilean food I was surprised how famous this place is. Pizza was good, place interesting set up. Im not so much into red colours but somehow fine. Reasonable prices.

Good pizza, good quantity and the space is very good and modern. I would recommend for younger people to visit. The only issue, from my perspective, is the extreme red lights. Other than that, good place

We had dinner at Tiramisu after a long day (e.g. we were really hungry). We had three pizzas: Quattro Formaggi, Diavola and Capricciosa! Quattro Formaggi was tasty, Capricciosa was great (the mushrooms were cooked separate and were placed on top, which is something unusual, but we liked it), Diavola was average and not spicy at all. The pizzas at Tiramisu are new York style ones and you can see how they look at the pictures. The stuff was really friendly and they manage pretty well such a big place. The atmosphere was meh, especially for my taste. It felt that I was eating a pizza while having a red light therapy. Overall, a decent and overcrowded pizza place in Santiago :)

Best pizza in Santiago. Try the Carbonara with an egg and bacon - delish. All the food is super. Always crowded and reservations highly recommended

I was on a business trip, looking for a near place to grab something for dinner and a colleague recommended this place. I didn’t have a reservation but the advantages travelling alone are the chances to get a table :) I didn’t have to wait. I had a really good pizza there. Service, location and environment were amazing!!

My new favorite restaurant in Santiago! Great service! Great pizza and appetizers! Great drinks and prices! Great atmosphere! Fun spot! Definitely run don't walk

Found this place just across the street from our hotel and, as we'd just arrived in town, decided that it would do for lunch. It's a bit Tardis-like on the inside, as it seems to extend well beyond what you would expect from the frontage. It's definitely popular with locals and was pretty crowded, but they found us a table no trouble. The flavour is definitely Italian, with pizzas being the main staple, but they had some other dishes with a more Chilean flavour. I saw several folks touching into something with a half chicken on the plate! We were rather more frugal and ordered a grilled tuna salad each, which game with a mountain of greens and some slices of avocado. Having seen the size of it, I was quite glad that we hadn't gone for anything larger. Washed down with a glass of beer, there was just enough room for me to squeeze in a lemon and ginger sorbet, which left the mouth with the unusual sensation if being both hot and cold at the same time! Herself had creme brulé with fruits of the forest, which looked great too.

Tiramisu was right down from our hotel and we just wanted to grab a simple dinner. My wife is a big fan of pizza and Yelp reviews raved about theirs. A quick walk and we were ready to eat. We were seated promptly and revised the vast menu. We started with the Insalate Mista and it was huge. It came to the table after we both had ordered our own pizzas. We ordered a lot of food. We were not able to finish it all but really enjoyed everything. Service was really good as our waiter was very attentive and we never had to ask for anything. The atmosphere was very much what you would find in Italy. My only complaint was that it was a little dark but again not a big deal.

The Mista pizza was very good and could easily feed 2 people. The roast chicken with the salad was cooked perfectly and was really moist.

Came here with some friends who live in Chile that I got to meet up with. We ordered two pizzas and two bottles of wine for the table. It was unfortunate that we were sat at the back of the restaurant and for the longest time it was only us there. The pizza was delicious - probably the best I had while I was in Chile! We didn't have any dessert as my friends needed to head out but it was a cool experience to be there.

Portion sizes are really generous. I thought the pizza could be better though. Got the mushroom which was ok

Phenomenal!!! Everything was amazing. From price, food to awesome service. Tiramisu has become our favorite place! Our waiter, Jose Antonio, had tried his best to assist us in English & with Victor's aid, he was able to offer an AMAZING service. This is the perfect laid back restaurant with great atmosphere, food, price, and service in Chile (in my opinion).

Really nice and extensive menu, it's by no means just pizza. Certainly the most popular place on the block, it covers several store fronts and has lots of al fresco dining. The shrimp spedino was pretty but over cooked shrimp. Beautiful caprese starter, we loved the pizzas. Despite our lack of Spanish we were successful with lunch and even getting a side of sauce that we were at loss to describe.

In my opinion, this is the BEST pizza in Santiago. But when you order there in person they do cut it and it's even more delicious. The vibe and ambiance of Tiramisu are great with the glowing red lights. Order the actual tiramisu desert which is a hidden menu item! And FYI when you order it to go, they don't cut the pizza!

Tiramisu has been our go-to neighborhood restaurant for nearly two years now. The first day I ever ate here during a busy lunch hour, I thought I was ordering a glass of white wine, but to my surprise, I had actually ordered a bottle (that's how amazing the wine prices are). We often bring visiting friends or recent arrivals here to prove that you can find decent pizza in Santiago. Pre-covid, there was often a long line to get into this multiplex of a restaurant (I'm told this started out as one normal-sized restaurant but quickly expanded to take up half a block and about four restaurants, but that's hearsay, so who knows?). Nowadays, it's still packed, but with social distancing and more reservations. We visited with a group of 5 on the night of the grand reopening during covid, and while the service was the same, the menu and some dishes were definitely different. Rather than the large menu book complete with photos and multiple sections, the menu is now printed on a disposable paper placemat. Most notably, the normally thick bruschetta on French bread was instead brought out on very thin "integral" bread slices. My table mates and I surmised that the bakery from which the restaurant sourced its bread may have sadly been a victim of covid. Nonetheless, the pizza dough was as good as we remembered it. On that particular night, we did something none of us had done before: we ordered dessert. And not just one but three desserts since we were celebrating two birthdays. We had a banana split sundae, a chocolate-hazelnut ice cream in a waffle cup, and of course, tiramisu (which, thanks to the expresso, kept me wide awake later that night). About a week later, we brought two new friends back to introduce them to our favorite haunt. Surprisingly, with no reservation, there was no wait despite a busy restaurant. We started with a delicious cheese plate that came with long, thick slices of bread that had been quickly grilled but were still soft in the middle. The best part was the side of honey, which went beautifully with the blue cheese in particular. All of us ordered our own pizzas and there were no complaints and barely any leftovers. One of the best things about Tiramisu is that they don't balk at modifications. Though they have about 30 pizzas on the menu, pretty much every pizza is build-your-own. My hubby regularly adds and removes toppings from what is printed on the menu and no one bats an eye. From salads to roasted chicken to calzones, given the prices and excellent service, this really could be the best restaurant in Santiago.

Hands down my favorite restaurant in Santiago. But Lani, it's a pizza lace! In Chile!? Are you mad!? No, my friends, I'm not. This place legit had the best pizza, the best buratta, and the best banana split I've ever had in my life. Ever. In the world. Go eat here when you're in Santiago next time. I promise you'll love it! It's not open for lunch and dinner starts at 7pm. The line will be around the block to get in. Thankfully I never had to wait for a table (the place is massive!) but maybe I just got there at the right time each time.

Just had the rotisserie chicken for lunch. It came with skewer grilled shrimp and Caesar salad. It was amazing! Highly recommend any time in Santiago!

The vibe of the place is amazing! Service was top notch and the food was impeccable! I'll be back next time I'm in Chile!

i love their pronto delivery service good pizza :) centrally located can't complain haha

I find this restaurant interesting. I love the decor - it has tree trunks holding up the restaurant and some branches around the entire restaurant. It feels like an indoor nature exhibit. One thing I do not like is how dark it is inside! During the day it's great, but at night they have a bunch of candles on each tables and very low light...it's hard to see the menu and actually had a friend use a flashlight to see the menu. The pizza is really good here, but the salad...I ordered a chicken Caesar salad, but my salad didn't look or taste like Caesar salad...when I asked about this, they confirmed it was Caesar. The chicken was cooked well, but it was salty. Overall this place has its good and bad. If you try this place, stick to the pizza choices.

Thirty years traveling throughout South America, Tiramisu undoubtedly has some of the best pizza I've eaten anywhere. Large restaurant, great ambience and always well attended. Casual atmosphere, waiters are very attentive and patient. Very reasonably priced. We left very satisfied, plenty of food. Highly recommend for pizza and beer night!

La comida es siempre bien preparada. Me encanta la variedad de pizzas y ensaladas. Y el servicio es también siempre excelente.

HAVE AGAIN: The Mista pizza was very good and large enough for two people. Really huge restaurant with quick service and lots of choices. Fun place.

Amazing. A gem in Santiago. Great food, great service, great environment. Get the Quattro formagi, it's one of the best pizzas I've ever had

Delicious pizzas, salads and drinks. Correct prices and very good attention. Highly recommended!

The food was delicious and the service was excellent the manager and owners were outstanding kind and awesome

Best pizza in Santiago! So good we went twice. Also, a very decent wine pour :) When you think of Santiago, I'm sure Italian food isn't the first thing that comes to mind. But we were recommended this place & we were not disappointed. The menu is very extensive, all types of pizzas, pastas, and other main dishes. Nice varied wine list too. The pizza is phenomenal! Really crisp crust loaded with fresh toppings and delicious cheese. Huge salads too. We ordered a sausage pizza once and a veggie one once. For being pizza, this was a really refreshing meal actually, a nice break from the decadent food we'd been eating during our trip! One pizza is big enough for 2 people I would say. I still think about this pizza sometimes... This place was packed both times we came, so they must be popular! I'd recommend making a reservation if you have a big party or plan on coming at main dinner time.

I've been here twice and on both occasions great food, great service, and great location. Enough said.

Amazing! Consistent good service and quality. I seriously don't know how they serve the volume and maintain the high level of quality in all aspects! Yummy!

We came here based on positive Yelp reviews and are glad we did! We had eaten several Chilean meals and were craving a different cuisine - enter Tiramisu. Nice, financial district neighborhood, with tree line streets, not far from a park. The place is definitely buzzing - good for people watching. We sat outside as the weather was ideal, in November. You may feel a bit rushed by the servers, but they are after all busy. They did become more patient as things slowed in the restaurant. The salads were fresh - we especially enjoyed the Rucola salad the best. We then ordered two pizzas (caprese and funghi/salami) - both were really good but the winner was the caprese as it used bufala. The bottle of Pinot Noir we ordered was amazing - (Calyptra) - seriously, we took a photo so that we could order it once back at home :)

A fellow college alum/expat had recommended checking out the El Golf neighborhood - that's a dud. The only reason to come here is if you live or work here. Complete business district. But it was lunchtime and someone had also mentioned a place called Tiramisu. Yelp to the rescue because we weren't seeing any restaurants, and lo and behold, Tiramisu was within walking distance! The menu is pretty big, mostly pizzas. They've got a lot of different combo options and it can be hard to choose. I ended up going for one that was a mix of meats (sausages I think) that ended up looking like slightly different pepperonis. Not exactly what I was going for, but that's really my fault more than anything. You can probably find a combo that you're craving. The pizza was a good size, not too greasy, doesn't leave you totally stuffed when you finish the whole thing (or maybe that's just me...).

This restaurant was on the same street as my last review. Plenty of patio seating. The ambiance here is a bit rowdier and festive. Lots of laughing and talking all around. The service was a bit slow, but I'm beginning to think that's common for Chile. The staff spoke little or no English. The food was very good with a larger variety on the menu. The cuisine is Italian with a Chilean flare. We ordered the bruschetta combo, pizza and roast pork sandwich. The bruschetta was amazing. The order was large and filling as an appetizer. The pizza was good, but it was nothing I would kill for. Mostly be because it was plain pepperoni, and I'm not a fan of pepperoni. I had the roasted pork sandwich. It came out as quite a display. The sandwich is very substantial. The accompanying condiments were good, especially the garlic aioli. The restaurant was not cheap, but not too bad considering. The bruschetta was about $13, pizza about $16 and the sandwich $13. I would recommend the restaurant and would be back.

Great night at Tiramisu! It was a packed Sunday night, be we were seated quickly on the patio! It was a nice eventing! Started with a Bufalo caprese with grilled asparagus. Fresh and wonderful! A very nice wine list with reasonable prices. We had to go local with a Carmenere! Then we shared a marinara bufalo pizza. It was a perfect size, nice flavor, and amazing crust! The service was outstanding and while we struggled with Spanish communication, the descriptions on the menu were adequate to make perfect selections! We hope to return to Tiramisu when we come back to Santiago next weekend!

A total disaster. They have this attitude like the people there are doing you a favor. Soledad Aguilar, the manager, doesn't answered emails and is completely arrogant. Again, this palace has a negative attitude. Do not recommend. Stay away.

An awesome restaurant, one of my favorite after a stroll in the neighborhood. I had their signature grilled prawns dish and it was delish. Excellent Caesar salad too.

Great restaurant enjoy the food,service,ambiance and very well manage . Fabian great waiter, is an incredible place.

Great pizza, excellent cocktails and very reasonable prices. We had a long wait as the place was really hopping. We arrived about 8:10 on a Saturday, finally got seated around 9:45. There were still people waiting when we left around 11 pm! We had a variety of tasty pisco sours while we waited. For dinner, we ordered 3 pizzas - rucola with arugula, prosciutto and shaved grana padana cheese; mushroom; pepperoni and sausage. They were all great. The pizzas have a New York type crust - thin, chewy and crisply. Excellent! All this for about 50,000 pesos. We love the food and vibe of Tiramisu. Highly recommended!

Delicious pizza, salads and drinks in a relaxed place. Decent prices. Highly recommended.

New to Santiago, we ventured out from our hotel with only a vague notion of where this was located. We don't speak Spanish but everyone tried to help us find the way. We took the long route, but find it we did. And glad we were that we found this popular, lively, and delicious restaurant. The pizza was so good that we went back again during our short visit to Santiago. We shared a salad and a pizza and had more than enough. Prices are reasonable for the location.

Great pizza! Ambiance: Busy and crowded but not fancy. You will want to get there early or be prepared to wait. Good place for a relaxed work lunch or dinner. Service: For as busy as it is they do get around this problem with lots of staff, o service is fairly prompt. Food: Excellent Neapolitan-style pizzas with plenty of choices of toppings (not anything like NY or Chicago style). Good quality ingredients and served piping hot. You can add and subtract toppings too. Price: Good value (a 12" pizza for about US$10-15). Will be a regular here.

Super place! Great Pizza! Portions are large however pizza is thin crust so if you are hungry you can finish it. If not they have no problem packing it up for you to take home.

Was by myself. Had the pizza Rucola. Very nice! The place seemed full of energy and was comfortable. Wait staff was great but busy. All good - will be back.

This place was legit! Pizza was on point! And their calzone is huge! Had an outdoor dining and would definitely recommend it! Price reasonable for the place!

Love this place! It is vibrant, great service and great food. They have an extensive menu and one in English.

Amazing Italian food and an Italian feel that is tough to beat in Santiago! This restaurant is almost like 3 in one, with a great bar/winebar, outdoor seating area in back, and a dining room big enough to accommodate the droves of ciudadanos (and some expats) that flock here on weekends. What I ate - Pizza (numerous), calzone, shrimp app, wine, pisco sours Ambiance - 4.8/5 The rustic feel of the place is perfectly suited to its casual/smart casual vibe and can accommodate a first date, anniversary, birthday party, or just an evening out with friends. Perfectly lit, very clean, and comfortably noisy (American hipster rock playing at an appropriate level) the restaurant is also welcoming to families with young children. The only thing that can improve the feel of the place would be if they threw in an accordion player or a Bocelli impersonator. Service - 4.5/5 An above average showing. Great and enthusiastic staff who are attentive and polite. The only thing holding them back is the time it took from order to food delivery, which was a little longer than desired. It's a large restaurant, and it seems as if their service is still catching up to the growth (it used to be smaller). Food - 4.8/5 I rate this food to be exquisite, with a knowledge that they never advertised gourmet. It's rustic, northern Italian comfort food (mostly) and it is the punto en blanco for what it does. Great thin crust pizzas and wonderful shrimp from the grill. Plenty to take home at the end of the day. Provecho!

I love Tiramisú. The atmosphere is great, the waiters are usually quick and in a good mood. Pizza is good. One star less due to long waiting time and Pisco Sour quality has gone down during the years.

Have been many times, but not enough. Never a bad meal, and service was good. It's touted as as pizza place, but it's more. This is one place I wish I could go more often, but it's a long way from Florida. I don't give many a five, but it's nothing less. Your dining experience may differ, but I don't think even the ill mannered will get poor service. Lol lol lol. Please know yourself. If your an ass; go somewhere else to eat.

Some of the best pizza I've had anywhere. Pricing is good and the beer and wine selection is top notch. Well worth a visit.

We just fancied a low key evening out and happened upon Tiramisu; we were very pleased to find it... :-) Great pizzas, wonderfully fresh and tasty salads and a great wine list. Definitely a recommend...

Trout drenched in oil. Grilled vegetables drenched in oil. Trout salad also drenched in oil. Waiter insisted that the oiliness was due to an excess of white wine in the sauce -- a blatant lie. Panna cotta tasted like it was made out of some sort of mix. Avoid this place like the plague. The only reason this place is popular is that the food is cheap and the decor homey.

Our family had dinner here and it lived up to it's famous reputation. The interior is fun with dark wood beams and cozy oil lamps on the tables. It's huge inside and somewhat loud but we didn't mind. We ordered the appetizers of cheeses and meats and they were large and great quality and quality. The pizzas are single serving but with all the appetizers we ended up taking lots of pizza home. Excellent crust and very fresh toppings.

I know, I know. The New Yorker is giving five stars to a pizza place in Santiago. Eat me. Actually don't eat me, eat this pizza. I think it's because this place is so different from almost everywhere else in the area that it's so popular with locals and tourists alike. They have a pretty extensive menu, but I went for the Diavola pizza, which was a fantastic choice if you like spicy foods. They recommended a couple of local beers to match the flavor profile of the pizza, and it was a nice break from all the wine I'd been having at other restaurants. Great food that gives you a little taste of home, friendly service, and a fun environment. Food: 4/5 Value: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Atmosphere: 5/5

Me gusta harto este lugar, las pizzas muy buenas y de un tamaño que pareciera estar en linea con el precio. La atención de los garzones es excelente, aun considerando el caos de la hora de almuerzo. Lo único que me jode mas de la cuenta es que siempre que vengo, la hostess pareciera que me esta haciendo un puto favor al darme una mesa... 'Ugh, que lata sentar a 6 personas y acompañarlas a su mesa'. Smile for me and get that star back.

Enough great things can't be said about this gem. I go here often and leave happy every time. Great for entertaining as the line is always out the door, the food reasonably priced and delicious. A must if you are looking for a night out on the town that won't disappoint!