South America is littered with fast-food restaurants, including most of the American franchoses, such as McDonald’s and Burger King. Santiago’s branch of the popular sandwich chain, Subway, is on Plaza Constitucion, right on the tourist trail, and after seeing the familiar logo you may find it hard to resist grabbing a footlong. The prices are in line with Western countries, thus expensive for South America, but if you feel like you deserve a bready treat, this is the place to go.

Open hours: 8 a.m - 9 p.m.

Location:
Agustinas 1235 (On Plaza de la Constitucion)
Center, Santiago, Chile

Restaurant

Prices: Mid-Range

Currencies accepted
Chilean Peso

Price Description: $4 - 7

Regulations: No

By Tom Ravenscroft

Initially intending to just pass through Ecuador on his year-long sojourn across the world, Tom Raven Scroft decided to set up camp in Quito as an...

Created: 28 May 2009

Updated: 24 Aug 2009

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Reviews

Traveler Reviews of Subway

Finally!!

This is THE place to go to get excellent overpriced sandwiches!!

tom ravenscroft from Malta on May 28, 2009