Divarikata, the restaurant at Pueblo del Rio, owes its name to the scientific term used to describe the native creosote bush of the area. It is located within the complex, with a privileged view of the mountains and the river. The living area features comfortable futons that invite our guests to rest, relax, and unwind. It also has a spacious veranda where you can enjoy a delightful afternoon in regional style. In the evening, the alternative is to indulge in a romantic candlelit dinner. The dining room has a wood-burning fireplace, making it ideal for cozying up by the fire during the winter.