Puerto La Boca Argentinian Restaurant
Little Italy, San Diego

puerto la boca steakhouse located in little italy, san diego!

📣 Indoor Dining, Outside Patio Dining, Take-out, And Delivery Are Available

Call (619) 234-4900 to place a take-out order or to make a reservation

Puerto La Boca captures the essence of traditional Argentinian and Italian fusion with world famous Argentinian style steaks, an extensive wine list, and savory dishes from both land and sea.

Located in the heart of Little Italy, San Diego, we offer premium Argentinian flavor for you to enjoy with friends and family.

We serve lunch Monday - Saturday and dinner seven days a week.

Lunch Menu
Dinner Menu
Happy Hour Menu
Drink Menu

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Celebrate your special occasion, birthday, or office outing with us with a customizable menu.

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Music Credit: "Como Loco" by, Daniel Giaconi (Puerto la Boca's own house musician)

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