The Black Rock Pub

Visited 19/12/2018. Slightly curious place and not that easy to find (if you miss the chalk board sign on the pavement). It’s tucked away inside one of the many (and quite appealing) shop/business courtyard areas off the main road, this one having a central area with tables and chairs and then the small pub entrance can be seen in the corner behind you. The small bar area and inside seating is downstairs. Lunch food menu was basic with limited choice though the chicken stew was enjoyable. Good bottle menu, featuring 10 Chilean micros including a couple from Chester which was my stand-out Chilean brewery on this trip. Service was good, especially from a guy called Elvis who spoke very good English and was very attentive. Would have gone back to try more of the menu had we not been leaving so soon.

Great bar, helpful and knowledgeable owner serving almost exclusively local Chilean Independently owned Craft beers. Limited selection due to limited space but good diversity in the selection available. If you want to sample a good cross section of Chilean craft beers then this is a great place to go. Happy hour until 10 pm means day time drinking is a good option!