Excellent experience. I didn't expect such a place when I entered inside. The food was awesome and really authentic. Pros:Quite place. Nice environment. Cons: Didn't see one so far. 🙂 Definitely a place to revisit

So, anytime I feel in the mood for Chilean food, this is the first place I think of. Me and my family have been coming for years! They have reasonable prices and their food is fresh. We love their empanadas, including the cheese one. With those empanadas, you must get their pebre, which is like a salsa. Their desserts are really good! If you like dulce de leche I highly recommend them. Also, if you like wine, they have a variety that goes well with their meat or seafood items on the menu. Their service is always good and their atmosphere is relaxing.

Charming, hole in the wall, Chilean restaurant. The food was excellent, great service, and they have a good selection of Chilean wines for a great price. The desserts were out of this world delicious, as a matter of fact, it’s worth going just for that. All in all a great experience and will definitely be returning.

Great place. First time trying Chilean food and I was wholly impressed. I had the shrimp and cheese empanada which has a thicker pastry then I'm used to but was great. My entree was the Congrio en Salsa with the salsa de mariscos which was delicious. My date had the Chilean favorite Pastel de Choclo which was sweet and savory (not my favorite but she being Chilean loved it!). I also had the papas mayo as a side which paired well with the seafood. Also tried Kross Chilean beer which is a nice golden pale ale.

One of my favorite places of all time. My parents are Chileno and Pamela’s has always been a slice of home for our family. Our favorites are always: pisco sours, empanadas (cheese and pino), steak a la pobre, pastel de choclo, and the bread and pebre to start. For dessert: torta lucuma! ❤️

I'm from California (Los Angeles) and we only have a couple of chilean restaurants there, so I was surprised to see one in Miami when I was on vacation. I was excited to check it out, the menu looked incredible. I wanted to try everything. Me and my friend ended up trying a couple of empanadas (delicious), a couple of different merluza plates (very good) and dessert (lucuma manjar, delicious). I had no problems with the food but the service was lacking. They didn't come to check me for some time while waiting to get a refill on my l drink, had to ask a different server to tell my server to get a drink. Then after getting dessert, they forgot about us again. Sat there waiting for service while I saw some of the waitresses chatting and messing around on the corner. After waiting a while and finally able to pay, I noticed that the 18% tip is already included (this is not something you see in Los Angeles). Well, the tip is for the quality of service they provide so if they impose that tip, there is no incentive to provide excellent service. Knowing this, I will definitely visit again but I will keep my expectations low when it comes to the service

Always is great to enjoy a restaurant where mostly the staff is originally from the place its cuisine is! Food is very good and ir it comes with good portions!

I am Chilean and this food tastes just as good as my grandma's cooking! I loved this place because the environment was really low key and the service was lovely. Not to mention the cook did an amazing job! Will definitely be coming back with family and friends.

Great empanadas de pino. My fried congrio was a little dry, but it's not really congrio it's kingfish. I know I've eaten congrio plenty of times in Chile, and congrio is more of a eel fish. Regardless, the food is very good here and the staff is great

Food was delightful! Def would go back

I have been dining here for over 25 years, an amazing menu with great staff and family owned, I must try if you want to have delicious authentic chilean food, simply the best!