RESTAURANTE // Estación Comedor, un espacio para vegetarianos
may 24, 2012
Aire rústico y menú vegetariano
Un lugar muy agradable para desayunar, almorzar y tomar café, es La Estación Comedor.
Abierto desde las 8:30 horas, ofrece unas deliciosas tostadas francesas, un menú con alternativa vegetariana y refrescantes jugos naturales.
TIPS: Tiene una decoración con un aire rústico-chic.
DIRECCIÓN: Antonio de Pastrana 2529, esquina con Francisco de Aguirre, Vitacura.
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Hey Frank,Good to see that you have gotten unwdreay for your 5 year adventure. Will jealously watch your progression.I remember coming into St. Maarten to land on the Falcon 900 about four years ago over the New Year holiday. Final is about 50 yards from the beach and you feel like you might hit a few of the taller tourists in the head with your landing gear. Pretty sporty!It is a lovely island, but I didn’t see too much of it, as I got some bad catering from Nice where we departed for St. Maarten. I spent the next three days getting quite up close and personnel with my hotel bathroom and missed most of the sites the rest of my crew went to visit.Maybe next time Greetings from a cold and wet Moscow.Happy Thanksgiving,Tad Prince
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