Los Aromos De Tuniche San Fco

The food was very delicious, the waitresses were very attentive and the food was cheap with appetizer, drink and dessert included, and the atmosphere is very calm.

Today we went to eat and they treated us very well. The food arrived very quickly and everything was fresh and very delicious. The portions were gigantic. We ordered 4 different menus, including a vegan one. When it came to paying, we thought it would be a little expensive because of how rich and abundant the dishes were... But nothing! It was very pocket friendly. I recommend the place 10 out of 10. I would also like to mention that the leftovers were given to a little dog they call "the fat one" who was already from the restaurant.

Very good service from the waitress.Warm food, big dishes and home flavors and the right values. I recommend to go with family and friends.

Good restaurant located in San Francisco right in front of the Santa Isabel supermarket. Very delicious and economical homemade food.Be careful with the parking lots since the area gets a little crowded at lunch time.At lunch time they have a daily menu with very good portions, the price starts at 4,000 pesos. A little more if you leave a tip.The menu of the day includes a drink, a starter (soup or salad), a main dish, homemade meals and a dessert.

If you need to eat and are traveling, do not hesitate to eat at this place, excellent service, speed, cleanliness, giant and delicious dishes!!! 7 minutes from the road, you don't have to go far off the road and easy parking.

Good place, the food is exquisite, moderate price 100% recommended

Excellent place and even better quality-price ratio.... good service and very good food.

Ironically, the only place in Chile where we ate salmon - it is more common to find Patagonian trucha (often sold in Brazil as salmon because of its pink meat) and reineta, a Pacific fish that is a favorite among Chileans and is really very good. In the case of Los aromos de Tuniche, in addition to the usual lunch menus, there are also executive menus, among which we opted for the salmon, which was excellent. The service is very attentive and the restaurant is very popular at lunchtime, which is later for Chileans. It is in a central location of the small town and the closest parking spaces can be competitive. In addition, you have to be careful to find the place, which is on the mezzanine floor of a small commercial complex with few signs at street level, making it difficult for those trying to find their way around using GPS. It is a great stop on the road for those who don't want to eat the sad sandwiches and hot dogs at gas stations. The menu prices are reasonable, but, obviously, the executive menus are a little more expensive. It was also the place where I finally found a can of Crush soda, which hasn't been available in Brazil for decades.