Patú Anú

Patú Anú Review

On a steep hill in a residential neighborhood, this restaurant has an ample view of Paranoá Lake. This probably accounts for the name, which means "good spirits of the water," in the Tupi-Guarani language. The sophisticated stone-and-wood decor calls to mind tropical forests. For the proper romantic dinner, some of the tables are lighted by flickering candles. The meat and seafood dishes are excellent, but many people come for a chance to sample wild game. Try the boar fillet with rum and honey sauce, served with cinnamon-and-cashew rice.