Café Trieste

Cafés & Coffee Shops in Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region

4.4 (652)

Category	Cafés & Coffee Shops · Tienda de café, Tienda de alimentación, Tienda de alimentos naturales, Bocatería
Address	Padre Luis de Valdivia 339, 8320159 Santiago, Región Metropolitana
Street	Padre Luis de Valdivia
Area	Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region
Phone	9 2755 8110 · WhatsApp
Google rating	4.4 (652)
Source	Google Maps and public records · listed Oct 8, 2026

Opening hours

Monday	09:00–21:00
Tuesday	09:00–21:00
Wednesday	09:00–21:00
Thursday	09:00–21:00
Friday	09:00–21:00
Saturday	09:00–21:00
Sunday	09:00–21:00

About Café Trieste

Conoce nuestra oferta de cafetería tradicional italiana, sándwich de autor y tradicionales, pastelería y variedad de bebestibles fríos y calientes.

Café Trieste is a café in Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region. It is listed at Padre Luis de Valdivia 339, 8320159 Santiago, Región Metropolitana, one of the local businesses residents and visitors turn to.

Judge a place like this on freshness, consistency and recent reviews rather than decor. Menus and prices change, so check the current menu before going. Payment is in Chilean pesos, by debit card (Redcompra), credit card, bank transfer, QR code or wallets such as Mercado Pago, MACH or Tenpo, and you should always be given a receipt (boleta); in small places ask first how you can pay, and book for Friday and Saturday nights. Cafés fill up in the morning and at once, the Chilean tea time between 17:00 and 19:00, with coffee, tea, marraqueta sandwiches with avocado and something sweet; specialty coffee has boomed, and many cafés have wifi and plugs for working.

Opening hours are published for all seven days of the week. On most of those days it is open 9:00–21:00. Hours may change on public holidays, at the Fiestas Patrias in September and over Christmas and New Year. You can reach Café Trieste on 9 2755 8110; calling is the quickest way to ask about availability, appointments or directions, and many businesses in Chile also answer on WhatsApp. Its website is cafetrieste.cl, where you may find menus, price lists or booking options.

Customers rate it 4.4 out of 5 on Google across 652 reviews, placing it among the better-rated cafés and coffee shops in Santiago on this site.

How Café Trieste compares with other cafés & coffee shops in Santiago

Its 4.4 rating is below most of the 33 cafés & coffee shops in Santiago with at least 20 reviews, so read the recent reviews before you go.
It usually closes at 9 PM, later than 20 of the 32 cafés & coffee shops in Santiago that publish their hours.
It shares Padre Luis de Valdivia with 3 other listed businesses.
Nearest other cafés & coffee shops: Wonderland Café (0.1 km), Santiago Speaks Café (0.3 km), Mosqueto Café (0.3 km)

Latest Google reviews

The 5 most recent reviews shown on Google Maps. Reviews belong to their authors; read all of them on Google.

Kari Q. Edited 5 months ago

Lovely coffee shop, delicious double cappuccinos. Indoor and outdoor seating. Super friendly staff. The chocolate croissant and cinnamon rolls are so fresh and delicious. Highly recommend 🇨🇦

Paul Osswald a year ago

We had coffee here a couple times during our stay in Lastarria and it was always very good. The alternative milks are also quite good. We ate here once hand had the two vegetarian sandwiches on the menu and they were good but not great. There was indoor and outdoor seating and the service was friendly but not the fastest. All in all, a nice cafe with good coffee and snack food if you’re looking for a bite to eat.

Valek a year ago

Café Trieste in Lastarria is a cozy little spot that’s great for a coffee break. They got indoors and outdoor tables. I tried their hot chocolate, and it was great. I also ordered the Ignatius sandwich, and it was okay, but nothing special. The place felt a bit understaffed, and the service was slow. They offer WiFi and credit cards are accepted. Still, if you’re walking around Lastarria and need a good coffee or a quiet spot to recharge, Café Trieste is worth a visit.

Daniel McMahon 3 years ago

Nice small café with decent small meals and a range of selections and sandwiches. Nice tasty baked vegetable crisps on the side which I have not had before; a nice alternative to regular fries. Wasn’t the best coffee but it hit the spot anyway!

CUA 3 years ago

Nice sitting area, welcoming staff. We had 1 americano, 1 iced coffee, 1 cheesecake with maracuya and 1 brownie chocolate cake. All had very good taste and texture. We paid 12.000pesos in total.

All reviews on Google ↗

Frequently asked questions

Where is Café Trieste located?

Café Trieste is at Padre Luis de Valdivia 339, 8320159 Santiago, Región Metropolitana, in Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region. Use the “Open in Google Maps” button on this page for directions.

What kind of business is Café Trieste?

Café Trieste is listed as a café and is also tagged on Google as tienda de café, tienda de alimentación, tienda de alimentos naturales.

What are the opening hours of Café Trieste?

Published hours are Monday: 09:00–21:00; Tuesday: 09:00–21:00; Wednesday: 09:00–21:00; Thursday: 09:00–21:00; Friday: 09:00–21:00; Saturday: 09:00–21:00; Sunday: 09:00–21:00. Hours can change on public holidays, long weekends, the Fiestas Patrias (18–19 September) and between Christmas and New Year, and on the coast and in the south outside the summer season, so call before a special trip.

Is Café Trieste open on Sunday?

Yes, on Sunday it is open 09:00–21:00.

What is the phone number of Café Trieste?

You can call Café Trieste on 9 2755 8110. It is a mobile number, so you can also try WhatsApp using the button on this page.

How is Café Trieste rated on Google?

Café Trieste has a Google rating of 4.4 out of 5 from 652 reviews.

Does Café Trieste have a website?

Yes, the website of Café Trieste is cafetrieste.cl (linked on this page).

How can I pay at Café Trieste?

The listing does not say which payment methods are accepted. In Chile, cash in Chilean pesos, debit cards (Redcompra) and credit cards, bank transfers, which are common even at small shops, and QR payments or wallets such as Mercado Pago, MACH or Tenpo are the norm. Always ask for your receipt ("boleta"). Ask first if you plan to pay by card, especially at small shops and street markets.