La Piojera

Santiago

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La Piojera

La Piojera is a favorite among locals and an authentic meeting place where popular urban links can be recognized. It was established as a bar in 1896 and has become one of the city’s oldest and most beloved picás (dive bars). Trying a terremoto here is a must on every trip to Santiago.

Useful Information

Address: Aillavilú 1030, Santiago
Phone: +56 2 2698 1682
More Info: www.lapiojera.cl
Opening House: Mon - Sat 12.15pm - 12am
More Info: www.facebook.com/LaPiojeraOficial

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