Constanza Acevedo
Feb 2026
★★★★★
Sirenas Bar, located in the diverse heart of the Lastarria neighborhood, is a place that invites calm, a pause, and the expression of words in a warm and exuberantly free atmosphere. At times, it feels like a place for a date, but also functional if you want to imagine yourself in a library. The energetic company of other lesbians only increases the comfort and sense of belonging, and the music makes it even better. As for the food, for those of us who have invented—for ourselves—what I call the "mojito route," this place takes first place, both in its traditional version and in the variations: raspberry, coconut, coconut mango, and coconut passion fruit. A special mention goes to the potatoes with shredded beef. There are no better potatoes than homemade ones; with shredded beef like that, which, perhaps placed on any dish, would only offer a substantial improvement. While I haven't seen the rest of the menu, the guacamole, which is always on their menu, is a guide to maintaining hope. The portion may seem small compared to how delicious it is.
The experience of sitting in a chair—after so many folding chairs—is a game-changer. It almost makes you think, "This is the life we deserve."
The decor, the aroma, the attentive service, and the immense sense of security that comes with this experience in a sort of sanctuary make it ideal for going alone, in a group, or on a date—it's always ideal.