Mesita Grande

Gabi Fulcher 7 months ago

We really enjoyed our experience at this restaurant. The atmosphere was very nice, cozy yet lively, and the service was attentive and welcoming throughout our visit. They also have an extensive menu, so there’s something for everyone. We ordered pizza, and it was perfect. The crust was nicely crispy, the toppings were flavorful, and everything tasted fresh and well-balanced. Portion-wise, if you’re not super hungry, splitting one pizza between two people works just fine. But if you’ve built up an appetite, you might want your own.

Sinan YIRMIBESOGLU 8 months ago

BEST for pizza. Try it. Palmas in the pictures. They have many types, choose what you want from useful digital menu. Prices are also good. Music and ambiance is good. Workers are good.

Bhavik Patel a year ago

Mesita Grande is a really nice, lively restaurant in Punta Arenas. They serve a variety of fare, including pastas and pizzas. They had good vegetarian options too. We tried a few dishes and found them all to be quite tasty. Service was a bit slow, but they are a popular spot and seem to make things fresh, so I guess that is to be expected. There was one pizza (called The Milodon) that had a uniquely tasting pesto we just could not wrap our taste buds around. Other than that, everything else was great, including their appetizers and desserts.

Dan Night 2 years ago

The restaurant is pretty nice, good decor, lots of tables, many tourists give this a good atmosphere. The food however has so much potential but is terrible. They have wood fired pizza ovens yet can't make pizzas, the bases are soggy and the toppings are watery. Staff are more interested in their social media feed rather than taking your order, quite annoying when trying to order a drink. Good potential but overall disappointing

Beau Ushay 2 years ago

It is nice, the food is good generally but the service is pretty woeful. Staff look at you with contempt at every turn, even when trying to pay the bill! We went for the king crab pizza, which we were told was a house speciality but it wasn't until we were seated and reviewing the menu (and managed to get a waiters attention) that we found out they had "run out". Could also have been they no longer do it? Wasn't on the menu anywhere. Still, the pizza we had was nice enough, with his cheesy garlic sticks. They had crab as a starter and that was nice, so I suppose we had our fix. Definitely designed for tourists but hey, that's what we were! Good enough for a decent meal 👍🏼