Frequently asked questions about La Mestiza

Our offering combines Chilean, Brazilian, Spanish and Catalan cuisine. We preserve some of the most popular Chilean dishes from the former Santiago de Chile and serve them alongside Brazilian specialities, tapas and other recipes from our culinary tradition. You’ll find everything from empanadas, completos and traditional dishes to meats, tapas, vegetarian options and desserts.

You’ll find us at Av. Josep Tarradellas, 60, 08029 Barcelona. We have a small indoor space and a corner terrace with seating for approximately 24 people, one of the restaurant’s main attractions. Come for lunch, dinner, tapas or simply to enjoy a drink and the atmosphere.

It is not mandatory, but we recommend booking, as many of our customers prefer to secure their table in advance. Booking is especially advisable from Friday to Sunday, when we may be busier, particularly in the afternoons. You can contact us directly to check availability and arrange your visit to La Mestiza.

Yes. We have a corner terrace with seating for approximately 24 people, and it is where much of La Mestiza’s atmosphere usually comes together. It is the perfect place to enjoy our tapas, Chilean and Brazilian dishes, meat dishes, drinks and other menu offerings outdoors in Barcelona.

Yes. You can place your order and collect it directly from La Mestiza to enjoy our food wherever you like. We recommend contacting us in advance to check the available options and arrange collection. We currently do not offer home delivery, so all takeaway orders must be collected from the restaurant.

Yes. The premises previously operated as a Chilean restaurant under the name Santiago de Chile. In this new chapter, we retain part of that identity and some of its most popular dishes, while broadening the concept to include Brazilian, Spanish and Catalan cuisine. That is how La Mestiza was born: a more multicultural offering that maintains its connection with the former restaurant’s Chilean customers.