Not so many years ago, this was the only restaurant you'd find on this street near Parque Metropolitano. Today it's one of dozens of restaurants in trendy Bellavista, but its two-level dining room—with walls painted bright shades of blue and yellow, and racks of wine stretching to the ceiling—ensure that it stands out in the crowd. Choose your fish from the extensive menu—swordfish, sea bass, shark, flounder, salmon, trout, and haddock are among the choices—and enjoy it a la plancha (grilled) or a la lata (served on a sizzling plate with tomatoes and onions).
Reviewed by keg180 from Knoxville, TN on 8/3/09
Although the atmosphere and wine selection were both very good, we were disappointed with the food. In our party of three, each fish dish was very overcooked, which was a HUGE disappointment. On the flip side, they make an excellent pisco sour. In my opinion, there are better places in Bellavista for the money.
Reviewed by magyb from Caracas, Venezuela on 9/7/07
Great atmosphere, decorated with wood and WINE!. You must try all the seafood in the menu: angulas, machas, loco, etc... Every fish dish is great, and the desserts are simple but delicious. Don't miss the opportunity of try a good wine with your dinner.
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