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Address: 225 E Marcy St, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Phone: (505) 780-5626
Website: http://lamamasantafe.com/
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La Mama
Farm to Table Restaurant in Santa Fe, NM.
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Coffee, b’fast, lunch & dinner, Sunday BRUNCH + Natural wine bar & grocer! Monday-Sunday 8a-9p, Tues 8a-5p 225 East Marcy St, Santa Fe, NM …
La Mama Restaurant – Santa Fe, NM | OpenTable
Located steps from The Plaza, La Mama is a wine bar, restaurant, cafe and specialty market. By day this spot pulls fresh coffee and serves up full breakfast …
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Jon Austin Martinez
Farm to table food that didn’t cost an arm and a leg, in Santa Fe? That was such a pleasant surprise.
The spectacularly flavorful food is housed off of The Plaza in a renovated home turned restaurant/provisions space.
We were escorted upstairs, with no reservation on a Saturday evening, possibly due to the local fiesta going on, but we were skeptical at first.
We got some amazing window seating with a fresh breeze flowing the aromas of the house around, and we were enticed by the unique menu offerings.
The focaccia bread we got as a starter was served with a side of creamy ricotta and completed the pillowy carbs perfectly.
These were washed down by a perfect balanced cocktail.
I was spoiled with some of the creamiest shrimp Mac and cheese that had the perfect hint of lemon to nod to the seafood floating on the risotto waved.
My partner excitedly grubbed on a lamb burger that was accented perfectly with the garnish it had, and yes I had a bite too!
The chocolate mousse dessert was sprinkled with sea salt and topped with some of the most tart and sweet raspberry jam I’ve had on a dessert, and it was fantastic.
Farm to table, elevated, but not overpriced and a thoroughly thought through menu will entice us to try this spot again when we’re in town.
… moreThe spectacularly flavorful food is housed off of The Plaza in a renovated home turned restaurant/provisions space.
We were escorted upstairs, with no reservation on a Saturday evening, possibly due to the local fiesta going on, but we were skeptical at first.
We got some amazing window seating with a fresh breeze flowing the aromas of the house around, and we were enticed by the unique menu offerings.
The focaccia bread we got as a starter was served with a side of creamy ricotta and completed the pillowy carbs perfectly.
These were washed down by a perfect balanced cocktail.
I was spoiled with some of the creamiest shrimp Mac and cheese that had the perfect hint of lemon to nod to the seafood floating on the risotto waved.
My partner excitedly grubbed on a lamb burger that was accented perfectly with the garnish it had, and yes I had a bite too!
The chocolate mousse dessert was sprinkled with sea salt and topped with some of the most tart and sweet raspberry jam I’ve had on a dessert, and it was fantastic.
Farm to table, elevated, but not overpriced and a thoroughly thought through menu will entice us to try this spot again when we’re in town.
Alice Lee
Nice place for wine, beer and nibbles. They also have meals if you prefer. The service is attentive and helpful in making recommendations. Great date night place.
… moreMarianne Schroeder
I’ve come here 3 days in a row for breakfast and coffee during my visit to Santa Fe. The food and pastries are very tasty, balanced flavors, fresh and skillfully simple and served in a timely manner. I like simple food done well, it’s not easy to do. It reminds me of home cooking if I had a culinary background and had better culinary skills lol. The coffee is also really really smooth – Proud Mary’s out of Australia. Yum. Come here, hang and do a little grocery shopping, too.
… moreNodiah Brent
A worldly, food-savvy friend insisted on taking me to this cafe, and I fell in love with the place instantly. It wasn’t on my radar because I’d thought of it as a natural wine bar and had given up alcohol to meet the demands of a strict diet to resolve a long-term health project. In the meantime, I look forward to sampling those wines.
La Mama attracts a diverse clientele, and everyone looks interesting… loners, kibbitzers, locals, tourists, families, hipsters, bookish types, fashionistas, outdoorsy folks, and those in between, with a decent range of price points.
If you wanted to have a private conversation with a friend, you could do it upstairs in the off-the-beaten-track seating area; the portal is great for people-watching; lively family fun happens in the back patio; and the main room has a communal table plus two and four-tops, also featuring imported gourmet groceries lined up for sale on shelves and in an open-air cooler.
On more than one occasion, a luminous manager named Reina has been in attendance. She makes me feel like I’m a guest in her home. In fact, the whole staff has never been less than gracious.
The baristas are top-notch, producing a smooth, lush decaf latte with lingering chocolaty notes every single time. No supercilious, strung-out caffeine crabs behind the espresso machine here.
My experience with the menu is limited, but the organic eggs over-medium with mushrooms, served with the lightly dressed, super-fresh salad, accompanied by Bread Shop bread and butter, are expertly prepared. How I feel after I eat is at least as important as how much I enjoy the food while consuming it— in other words, clean is QUEEN.
If you’ve worked in the hospitality industry, you know it takes enormous dedication to make something this good feel this easy. Local, independent restaurants nourish us in so many ways; they inspire us to get out of the house, expand our palates, dress up, reconnect, and celebrate ourselves and each other. At La Mama, you can do it all, and do it in style.
… moreLa Mama attracts a diverse clientele, and everyone looks interesting… loners, kibbitzers, locals, tourists, families, hipsters, bookish types, fashionistas, outdoorsy folks, and those in between, with a decent range of price points.
If you wanted to have a private conversation with a friend, you could do it upstairs in the off-the-beaten-track seating area; the portal is great for people-watching; lively family fun happens in the back patio; and the main room has a communal table plus two and four-tops, also featuring imported gourmet groceries lined up for sale on shelves and in an open-air cooler.
On more than one occasion, a luminous manager named Reina has been in attendance. She makes me feel like I’m a guest in her home. In fact, the whole staff has never been less than gracious.
The baristas are top-notch, producing a smooth, lush decaf latte with lingering chocolaty notes every single time. No supercilious, strung-out caffeine crabs behind the espresso machine here.
My experience with the menu is limited, but the organic eggs over-medium with mushrooms, served with the lightly dressed, super-fresh salad, accompanied by Bread Shop bread and butter, are expertly prepared. How I feel after I eat is at least as important as how much I enjoy the food while consuming it— in other words, clean is QUEEN.
If you’ve worked in the hospitality industry, you know it takes enormous dedication to make something this good feel this easy. Local, independent restaurants nourish us in so many ways; they inspire us to get out of the house, expand our palates, dress up, reconnect, and celebrate ourselves and each other. At La Mama, you can do it all, and do it in style.
Romig Streeter
Oh we love the simplicity of La Mama’s environment ! The food is beautiful and delicious.
… moreSabrina Li
An underrated dinner spot. I’ve come here twice for dinner and each time the quality of food has been astounding. The shrimp and green onion risotto is my favorite. The salads are a delight for the eyes as well as the taste buds. The polenta, lamb, and fish dishes are also excellent. My only note would be the feta pistachio spread in the appetizer is too salty, but still yummy. I appreciate the selection of non alcoholic drinks that have a lot of depth and layers.
… moreCandace Camper
I had a wonderful experience at La Mama in Santa Fe! The staff were incredibly patient and kind with our group of disabled travelers and my service dog, which made us feel so welcomed and comfortable.
The atmosphere was cozy and inviting, and the spreads were fresh and full of flavor. I also tried one of their natural wines, and it was so good.
This place has heart, great food, and even better hospitality. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Santa Fe looking for a cute and healthy spot!
… moreThe atmosphere was cozy and inviting, and the spreads were fresh and full of flavor. I also tried one of their natural wines, and it was so good.
This place has heart, great food, and even better hospitality. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Santa Fe looking for a cute and healthy spot!
Anand
This charming little spot in Santa Fe is more than just a coffee shop. While it offers a delightful selection of coffee, it also provides essential milks, meat, souvenirs, alcohol, and small meals. It’s the perfect place to relax and cool off on a hot, sunny day. If you’re a fan of authentic Indian chai, you’ll be pleased to know they make it just right. Highly recommended!
… moreAndrea Rak
Best restaurant I have been to in a while! Everything- the cozy atmosphere with the Scandinavian vibe, the incredible food and great wine (ones you probably won’t see a lot of places), amazing cappuccino and dessert, and excellent service (by a sommelier!) was top notch. I would have added photos of the entrees to this review, but we already started digging in and it wouldn’t do the presentation justice. Not to mention, their food is locally sourced and sustainable, which would have probably drawn us to their restaurant immediately! We had the shrimp risotto, trout, and salad, and the apple for dessert was SO fun and different and DELICIOUS. Great date night. Don’t hesitate- go here!
… moreBerto Bennett
In town for a quick weekend business trip and we took a short walk to this cute house turned coffee shop and market. It also has table service upstairs for a more intimate setting. This is a really cozy spot with delicious food and neat flavor profile. We really enjoyed the meatballs and polenta. The mains were equally pleasing. I will probably be back before we leave for a morning coffee. Enjoy!
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