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Barbudo Beer Garden
1 saveRecommendation by Juan Carlos
If you’re in the mood to try some artesanal beers while getting some great food come to the Barbudo Beer Garden in the Plaza Ñuñoa. This beer garden has been recognized internationally, it’s very special for 3 main motives: 1. It has around 400 labels of beer, ranging from both domestic and imported. 2. Has a very varied food menu, where you can delight your taste buds with the many combinations available in the menu. 3. You will not only surprise your taste buds, you can also treat your ear holes the the very modern musical sounds and your eyes the the ocasional artist exhibitions
Jorge Washington 176, Plaza Ñuñoa, Santiago, Chile
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