Club Gimnasio Chacabuco

We went on a Saturday night and since it wasn't too early we could find a place just as soon as we got here. I really loved it... a family place, just without luxuries but very good food and very friendly people. A place to go at any time....even a week without much preparation..except to reserve because they say it is filled. The simple, american food, as in your house... at normal prices..carta veryyyy wide.. it cost me to decide because I found many things that I liked. We ordered loin stalks to the green with Spanish potatoes and pork baked with sweet potatoes and apple puré. All excellent.. those 2 plates and 2 cokes of 600cc $515 seemed perfect...no charge or table service or panera.. as if they do in many classic places and give you the option to buy the gaseous of 2 1/4 lts...ideal for families... the sizes of our dishes were for one..no to share..but they also have options to share (e.g. 1/2ící with potatoes.et.

We've gone several times as we live very close. is a typical bodegon with a lot of bustling and rich meals. what stands out is the tortilla to the Spanish, is our entrance of header. As a main dish, the lasagna is tremendous, that must be expected. It takes about 40 minutes to prepare it and is giant, to share between 3 or 4 people of good eating. It is essential to make a reservation since it always explodes.

Abundant portions, chord prices, many people (best book) and very together the tables, medianly noisy.Very good tortillas and olives filled.

They offer an expensive free menu, but also an economic menu with two options that costs $170.= entrance, main, dessert and drink or glass of wine. okay, it is not very abundant, but full.

In time I did not eat so bad, the dishes all reheated, they came fries , in 3' they brought you the ordered dishes, obviously all marked, but poorly heated , not only happened at our table but at most.It is not so cheap, it is a diner and above very noisy, I would not return or give me dinner or lunch. I've been gone for a long time and the truth that I didn't mistake,