4.6
- 4.7Food
- 4.5Service
- 4.4Ambience
- 4.4Value
Noise • Moderate
US$30.00 per person
Prepaid
1 - 11 people
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📍 La Boca 72 W. Marcy St., Santa Fe, NM We found Spain hiding in Santa Fe! 🇪🇸 La Boca serves modern Spanish cuisine in a warm, lively setting just steps from the Plaza. The tapas-style menu makes it a fun place to visit with family or friends because everyone can share and try something different. Make the paella the centerpiece of your meal—and don’t forget some baguette for soaking up all those flavorful sauces! Save this for your next Santa Fe food adventure! @labocasantafe #laboca @cityofsantafe #santafe #newmexicotrue #tapas #spanishfood
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20 September 2026
La Boca marks 20 years in Santa Fe, with owner-chef James Campbell Caruso reflecting on the staff and guests behind its success. After attempts to expand with other eateries, Caruso decided to focus his attention on the original restaurant.
Published in Santa Fe New Mexican
17 July 2026
The guide recommends La Boca for a fancier dinner, describing its Spanish small plates and tapas. The writer says she and her friends loved the food and flavors.
Published in The Traveling Spud
16 October 2025
The writer recommends La Boca for dinner, praising its Spanish food, shared plates and artichokes, and its patio and courtyard with nightly live music. They suggest allowing at least an hour and a half to enjoy the meal and drinks.
Published in The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
26 June 2025
La Boca celebrates Spanish cuisine with small plates inspired by Cádiz, including Andalusian fried shrimp and grilled Ibérico chorizo with fig jam. Chef-owner James Campbell Caruso pairs the tapas with imported sherries and wines, and the menu also offers classic and vegetable paellas.
Published in Condé Nast Traveler
For live music head to La Boca on Thursday or Friday nights when the Taberna hosts performances; if you want a more relaxed meal, Sunday brunch is noted as a leisurely, pleasant option.
La Boca was opened in 2006 by Chef James Campbell Caruso, an eight-time James Beard Award nominee.
Sunday brunch is a guest favorite for a relaxed, leisurely meal, and Thursday and Friday nights are lively with live music on the Taberna main stage.
Plates at La Boca tend to be shareable and often generous, guests note the paella and many tapas are large enough to split or are the perfect size for two.
Yes, La Boca's intimate atmosphere, excellent wine and sherry pairings, and multiple guests celebrating anniversaries make it a popular choice for a special evening.
Yes, La Boca operates two nearby dining spaces: the original Marcy Street location and a second courtyard/Taberna location a short walk away, and both now share the same name and menu.
La Boca feels like a lively European wine bar, intimate and warmly social, with two cozy dining rooms (including the Taberna) and live music on the Taberna stage Thursdays and Fridays.
Casual dress is the guide, comfortable, relaxed clothing is appropriate and nothing formal is expected.
La Boca fills up for special-event weekends and many Sunday evenings, while Sunday brunches are described as more relaxed and leisurely.
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