Beat the summer heat with a couple of scoops of delicious ice cream from Emporio La Rosa. Drop in and try their new and exciting ice cream flavors or linger over some of their famous stews. What began in 2001 as a single shop now has several branches and has become one of the most popular ice cream shops in the city. Situated just a few minutes from the Museo Bellas Artes, this particular branch is a nice stop on a day of sightseeing.

Housed in Santiago's Parque Forestal, this inspired restaurant is located inside a remodeled castle. The menu features a delectable selection of French, Chilean, and fusion food--including meat, seafood, and pasta dishes, all prepared with local ingredients. Savor your meal, while enjoying a bit of the laid-back French cafe atmosphere at Castillo Forestal.

Housed in a historic building in the Quinta Normal area of Santiago, Boulevard Lavaud is a fantastic dining destination for visitors to the city. The menu is comprised of several seafood dishes using locally caught fish, as well as both French-inspired traditional entrees as well as some fine examples of regional cuisine. A large cocktail, draft beer and wine list contains some signature highlights, while the kids menu allows families a worry free dinner option.