Santiago Speaks Café

Cafés & Coffee Shops in Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region

5.0 (49)

Category	Cafés & Coffee Shops · Puesto de café, Academia de idiomas, Restaurante
Address	Estados Unidos 226, 8320125 Santiago, Región Metropolitana
Street	Estados Unidos
Area	Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region
Phone	9 3105 6812 · WhatsApp
Google rating	5.0 (49)
Source	Google Maps and public records · listed Oct 8, 2026

Opening hours

Monday	Closed
Tuesday	16:30–20:30
Wednesday	09:00–20:30
Thursday	09:00–20:30
Friday	09:00–20:30
Saturday	11:30–20:30
Sunday	11:30–20:30

About Santiago Speaks Café

Café de especialidad acogedor en Barrio Lastarria, a 2 minutos de la calle Lastarria, inspirado en nuestro evento de intercambio de idiomas Santiago Speaks. Aquí el café y las culturas se unen: ven por un buen café y quédate a conversar y conocer gente de todo el mundo. Intercambios de idiomas, clubes de conversación y actividades — gratis con tu consumo. Espacio cálido para trabajar con tu laptop. Bebidas de autor como el Santiago Speaks, repostería y desayunos. Opciones veganas, sin gluten y sin azúcar.

A cozy specialty café in Lastarria. Coffee & conversation, meet new people, join language activities. Vegan, gluten-free & sugar-free options.

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

Of the 33 cafés & coffee shops in Santiago with at least 20 reviews, none is rated higher than its 5.0.
Nearest other cafés & coffee shops: Wonderland Café (0.3 km), Café Trieste (0.3 km), Mosqueto Café (0.5 km)

Latest Google reviews

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

Gustavo Flamerich a month ago

Incredible coffee and a very warm, welcoming atmosphere. The service was top notch, friendly, polite, and attentive. I missed out on trying the pastries, which looked amazing, but for coffee alone, this place exceeded expectations. Highly recommended!

Andrés Cifuentes 6 months ago

Good atmosphere to stay, and great coffee to drink in a day por taking a trip in Lastarria

Paul Etienne Edited 3 months ago

I believe I just saw Pedro Pascal, Hahaha not, but someday he will meet the warmest and coolest Coffee to meet people. Great iced latte and the owners are so cool with their clients.

Improving Learning 6 months ago

Lovely place to chat and grab a talkative cafe🦜🦜🤩💐

Joaquín Pérez Oyarce 6 months ago

Great experience and lovely place

All reviews on Google ↗

Frequently asked questions

Where is Santiago Speaks Café located?

Santiago Speaks Café is at Estados Unidos 226, 8320125 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 Santiago Speaks Café?

Santiago Speaks Café is listed as a café and is also tagged on Google as puesto de café, academia de idiomas, restaurante.

What are the opening hours of Santiago Speaks Café?

Published hours are Monday: closed; Tuesday: 16:30–20:30; Wednesday: 09:00–20:30; Thursday: 09:00–20:30; Friday: 09:00–20:30; Saturday: 11:30–20:30; Sunday: 11:30–20:30. It is closed on Monday. 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 Santiago Speaks Café open on Sunday?

Yes, on Sunday it is open 11:30–20:30.

What is the phone number of Santiago Speaks Café?

You can call Santiago Speaks Café on 9 3105 6812. It is a mobile number, so you can also try WhatsApp using the button on this page.

How is Santiago Speaks Café rated on Google?

Santiago Speaks Café has a Google rating of 5.0 out of 5 from 49 reviews.

Does Santiago Speaks Café have a website?

Yes, the website of Santiago Speaks Café is santiagospeaks.org (linked on this page).

How can I pay at Santiago Speaks Café?

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.