Best Wineries in Santa Fe

La Boca has been on our list for awhile. It didnt disappoint. There are actually 2 venues at the same location. The entrance on Marcy is a typical Tapas place. Around the "alley" is a dining venue with live music! We opted for the music. Much fun and of course noisy. Tables are set up for 2 diners very close together like NY or Chicago. No white table cloths here. A small bar and a small stage for the guitarist and drummer. Very "village". Loved it. We shared mussels in a delicious coconut sauce with crusted baguette from Sage. Sandy had a Sangria and I had a seasonal dark beer. Then we shared a paella for one. Very filling. Next time we will try other Tapas dishes!

Restaurant 315 is convenient walking distance from the Santa Fe Plaza. The restaurant has alcoves and we were seated in one of these and dinner was very private, We started with cocktails of Sazerac and Pear daisy and both were excellent. My wife had the Branzino which was whole but deboned with the filets put together, It was excellent. I had the Duck which was tender and tasted great, The sauce accompanying it was excellent. We are light eater so we had no other dishes. We were very satisfied with the meal, service and ambiance.

We very much enjoyed our dinner at Hervé Wine Bar, and the venue itself is unusual and attractive. Two of us shared the (very ample) bruschetta, and entrees were spicy seafood carbonara and pasta New Mexico, all very tasty. We each also enjoyed the wine flights. Hervé Wine Bar is worth another visit.

This was our second time eating at TerraCotta. It was just as good as the first time. Great food, excellent service. We will be back!