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Lunch
Give a Gift Card for that person you know will enjoy this magical experience as much as you do.
Marriages
Give the bride and groom who get married at Casa Bosque a Gift Card for a production service and/or to be deducted from the total cost of the wedding.
Lyott Store
Give a Gift Card to buy products from lyott’s store, where you can choose from elves, recycled glasses, among other products.
Tree House
Give a Gift card for one or more nights at nine meters high in the tree house.
What Visitors Say
We are delighted to have you visit us at Casa and share the Experience
It is an "experience" Casa Bosque, a charming place, with a great history which you can learn about on the second floor of the restaurant. Casa Bosque in Cajón del Maipo was built by architect Sergio Andrade...
A truly magical place! Everything is perfect: the food is delicious (I also ordered something that I had not tried for many years: lucuma and custard apple ice cream), the service is exquisite, the decoration is impressive and the place has a beautiful natural environment. When you get out of there, all you can think about is coming back...
I came on a Saturday just before closing time and I was very well attended, I tried the gingibre pisco sour which was delicious. The meats 🍖 very good, they are generous pieces. The noodles are just right. If it is to criticize something it is a bit obscure. Vegetarian dishes: There are 4-5 interesting vegan dishes. Suitable for children: There is plenty of room for children. Parking: There is a parking lot outside and another one 50 meters away.
A unique experience from the moment you arrive until you leave. The service, food, desserts and location were excellent. Pets are allowed. Parking: 2 parking lots of the restaurant in both directions of the street.
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History
The legend speaks of Casa Bosque as a dream come true.
Between the steep mountains, the house emerges as if by enchantment, in a curve of the Cajón del Maipo road.
A magical setting opens up for every traveler as they cross the threshold of the magical house.
Legend has it that it was the artist Sergio Andrade who personally participated in the construction of this magical place.
Cypress trees were used for construction, but also stone and iron.
The cypress wood columns, masterfully worked by the mythical artist, are based on locomotive parts acquired in the locomotive cemetery of Temuco, which correspond to boilers, chimneys and railroad engines.
These days a pleasant aroma wafts through the whole place, attracting visitors to stroll through this fantastic construction.
