The Mercado Urbano Tobalaba has become one of the new meeting points in Chile’s capital, offering a concept that combines gastronomy, culture, and spaces to spend the day.
If you’re looking for where to eat at MUT, across its different floors you’ll find everything from grills and Neapolitan-inspired pizzas to Mediterranean cuisine and wines. Based on a selection from 800.cl, discover five standout places, what makes them unique, and what you can expect from their menus and prices.
Photography: Mercado Urbano Tobalaba
Where to eat at MUT?
1. Diablo Vino & Fuego
Diablo Vino & Fuego combines meats, grilled dishes, and fire-cooked preparations with an extensive wine selection. The restaurant, from the Concha y Toro winery, features a terrace and an open kitchen that are part of the experience. One of its attractions is the possibility of trying different labels by the glass, in addition to a selection that includes wines from small producers.
The menu is complemented by signature cocktails and dishes where smoked and grilled flavors play a central role. It offers a daily menu for 17,500 Chilean pesos (USD 19), while the à la carte options start from 7,900 Chilean pesos (USD 9).
- Reservations: website.
- Location: El Puente, 5th floor.
2. The Loft
The Loft combines an elegant, double-height ambiance with panoramic views, and a focus on cocktails, wines, and sparkling wines. Its gastronomic menu has Mediterranean inspiration and a bistro format, with dishes designed for sharing that include seafood, vegetables, charcuterie, cheeses, sandwiches, and meats.
For lunch, it offers four tasting menus, available between 12:30 PM and 4:00 PM, with prices ranging from 16,000 Chilean pesos (USD 18) to 40,000 Chilean pesos (USD 44) for the Deluxe menu.
- Reservations: exclusively on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Location: El Puente, 5th floor.
3. Casa Asa
The ritual of the ‘asado’ (barbecue) transforms into a more contemporary and relaxed experience in this MUT space. The idea is to order different dishes to place at the center of the table, with grilled meats, vegetables, salads, and sides. At Casa Asa, there is no traditional division between starters and main courses, but rather a selection designed for tasting and sharing.
At midday, there are more agile options, while in the evening, sharing plates, cocktails, and wines are added. The lunch menu costs 10,000 Chilean pesos (USD 11) and includes a protein, two sides, and an iced infusion.
- Reservations: website. It is recommended to book approximately one week in advance.
- Location: El Jardín, 3rd floor.
4. Meli Meló
If you’re looking for where to eat at MUT at different times of the day, Meli Meló is an option that starts early and continues into the evening. Located next to the gardens on the third floor of MUT, this space offers specialty coffee, brunch, lunch, and sharing plates. The cuisine combines Mediterranean flavors with French techniques, prioritizing fresh products and simple preparations.
Its all-day format allows for a change of pace depending on the time: you can start with coffee, move on to brunch, or sit down for lunch. The daily menu starts at 15,900 Chilean pesos (USD 17), while brunch for two people costs 27,800 Chilean pesos (USD 30).
- Reservations: via WhatsApp.
- Location: El Jardín, 3rd floor.
5. Toni Lautaro
The Neapolitan pizza oven is the star of this establishment, where long-fermented pizzas meet Chilean ingredients and seasonal products. The menu also includes AntoniPasti, a selection of Mediterranean small plates for sharing, as well as main courses, salads, and desserts.
Toni Lautaro‘s cuisine takes Italian tradition as its starting point but infuses it with local flavors through signature pizzas. Additionally, there’s a brunch option for 16,900 Chilean pesos (USD 18). Pizzas and main courses start from 14,900 Chilean pesos (USD 16).
What else can you find at MUT?
These five options are just a part of the gastronomic offering at Mercado Urbano Tobalaba, directly connected to the Tobalaba Metro station. On its different levels, you’ll find restaurants, cafes, bars, and culinary proposals for various times of the day.
Before you go, check the opening hours and conditions of each establishment. You can also consult recent reviews and experiences from other diners on platforms like TripAdvisor or Google to supplement the information before choosing where to eat.
