La Choza Restaurant

La Choza is known for its mouth-wateringly delicious New Mexico-inspired food. The popular restaurant is decorated in festive traditional hues and folk art, and housed in a traditional adobe building of the Mercer Ranch, designed in the early 19th-century tradition. The lively atmosphere and flavorful cuisine keeps people returning time and again. If you like you food hot, their home-made chile...

La Choza, the sister restaurant of The Shed (a bustling, touristy locale), is the locals' destination for good New Mexican eats off the beaten path. Located on the south side of the Railyard, the restaurant serves up just about every area specialty with flair, from chiles rellenos to Frito pie. The green chile chicken enchiladas are head-spinningly good --- arguably some of the best in the...

The less touristy, harder-to-find, and less expensive sister to the Shed, La Choza (which means "the shed" in Spanish), serves super-tasty, super-traditional New Mexican fare. Chicken or pork carne adovada burritos, white clam chowder spiced with green chiles, huevos rancheros, and wine margaritas are specialties. The dining rooms are dark and cozy, with vigas set across the ceiling and local...

This sister restaurant of the Shed offers some of the best New Mexican food in town at a convenient location near the intersection of Cerrillos Road and St. Francis Drive. When other restaurants are packed, you'll only wait a little while here. It's a warm, casual eatery with vividly painted walls; it's especially popular on cold days, when diners gather around the wood-burning stove and...

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