Photo via Google, 高江遊Afrigonia
- Getting there
- A few blocks from Puerto Natales' waterfront, in the town center
Why it’s in the log
Afrigonia is an outlier in a town whose restaurants mostly serve the same lamb-and-Patagonian-classics menu: a Zambian chef and his Chilean partner run a kitchen that pairs African spicing and technique with local ingredients — king crab, Patagonian lamb, regional produce — rather than either cuisine straight. It's been a fixture in Puerto Natales for years, well known enough locally that its lack of any hillside or lake view doesn't hurt it.
Like much of Puerto Natales, it keeps a seasonal rhythm tied to the Torres del Paine trekking calendar and has closed for stretches of the Southern Hemisphere winter — worth checking ahead rather than building a night around it outside the November–March season.
What people said recently
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“Food and service was very good. We had the salmon cube he and gambas in garlic starter. Both were beautiful. We used the yummy bread to soak up the sauce. I had the lamb chops which were plentiful (5-6) beautiful cooked and plentiful. I…”
“Fantastic dishes. The food was surprising us from entre to main course. Chevice and just bread with spices paste were fantastic. My salmon grill with shrimps is amazing taste. We had really good food and great service. Really recommend..…”
“Highly HIGHLY recommend this restaurant when you’re in Puerto Natales! The staff are so kind and personable, the food is brilliant. Some of the best food we have eaten in Chile. We had the grilled hake, chicken stuffed with spinach with a…”
