4.7
- 4.6Food
- 4.8Service
- 4.7Ambience
- 4.4Value
Noise • Moderate
$79.00 per person
1 - 8 people
$94.00 per person
1 - 8 people
$130.00 per person
1 - 8 people
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4.7
Noise • Moderate
Santa Fe / Mountains
Good for groups
Santa Fe / Mountains
Most Booked
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May 21, 2025
La Plazuela at La Fonda on the Plaza is the writer’s first choice for lunch in Santa Fe, praised for its take on northern New Mexican cuisine. The writer recommends the crispy chile rellenos made with Hatch green chiles.
Published in The Denver Post
November 25, 2024
La Plazuela at La Fonda on the Plaza offered a holiday prix-fixe menu from December 20 to 30, with two- or three-course options priced at $71–$84 per person. A children’s à la carte menu was also available.
Published in Foodgressing
Sunday mornings, guests single out Sunday breakfast and brunch as a favorite time to visit La Plazuela.
Portions tend to be generous, guests describe entrées such as prime rib, filet and sea bass as generously portioned or very large.
Yes, La Plazuela’s courtyard-style dining, central fountain and many guests celebrating anniversaries or birthdays make it a warm choice for a special evening.
Yes, families dine here: La Plazuela has a kids' menu and reviewers note staff happily accommodate children, with families regularly enjoying meals together.
Casual dress is the guide, comfortable, neat attire is appropriate and nothing formal is expected.
Breakfast or lunch is a lovely choice, guests praise breakfast (especially early Sunday mornings before the church rush) and note the lunch menu and value are consistently excellent.
Yes, guests report dining at La Plazuela on major holidays, including Christmas and New Year’s Eve, when the restaurant has offered a festive prix-fixe experience.
Yes, the restaurant publishes specific dinner reservation rules and asks parties of more than 12 to call the Dining Room at (505) 995-2334; guests have also noted celebration requests in booking comments and had them acknowledged.
La Plazuela is a sunlit, Old World–charm atrium centered on a fountain, with skylights, hand‑painted windows, carved furnishings and artisanal lighting, a beautiful hotel gathering room.
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