
D’ La Santa
4.6 (1,164)restaurant
Heirloom Mexican cooking from Chihuahua to Guadalajara, served on handmade clay dishes.
Description






The kitchen draws on family recipes dating as far back as 1821, shaped by the seasonings of Grandmother Maria Taide Sahagun. Standouts include Carne en Su Jugo, a Jalisco specialty of USDA Prime beef roasted in its own juices alongside pot beans and grilled bacon in salsa verde. The menu also features an elaborate Chile en Nogada, packing a poblano pepper with beef, chicken, and pork seasoned with green apple, plantain, nuts, and bacon, finished in a creamy wine sauce and pomegranate seeds.
