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The traditional Germen eatery, Hamburgo, is highly
recommended, but so is the centuryóold Café
Riquet just around the corner on Anibal Pinto Square.
Across from the Riquet, the Cinzano is attractive
for late diners, not so much for the food, but for
its charm. Also try one of two newer Italian options
on Esmeralda Street, Terra Nostra and Michelango.
If you’re looking for the perfect combination
of history and good eating, and you weren’t
tempted by the Hamburgo or the Riquet, try the Old
English Bar, across from the Turri Clock. At Prat
Pier, the Bote Salvavidas is also excellent. Finally,
you can connect up to some of Valparaiso’s
more important hillside restaurants without much
detour. The Café Turri can be accessed by
riding the Concepcion Elevator in front of the Turri
Clock and the Colombina makes a nice end to your
walk via the Peral elevator off Plaza Sotomayor.
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