The 41 best spots for croissants in Oaxaca

Enjoyable breakfast. Had a baguette with wonderful house made bread and high quality cured meats. Quiche was moderate and served ice cold, which was weird. She loved her shakshuka. Worth a stop for the bread.

I can see why this place has the high rating that it does. I opted for the yogurt bowl and it was divine! My husband had a sandwich and it was massive! Despite the portions, they were not heavy. Loved the fresh ingredients and lovely staff. Looks to be very popular with tourists.

Loved it here very much! Amazing food, plenty of different options to choose from (also vegetarian) and an impressive drinks menu ranging from kombuchas and lemonades to cocktails, Mexican cava and mezcals. It’s also very cosy there, it’s a lovely covered courtyard so it’s kind of outside but not warm from the sun.

We stopped by Boulenc in Oaxaca after looking at it online. The place has a lovely vibe — warm, busy, and full of energy. The food was fine, though it didn’t quite live up to the hype. We had to wait around 20 minutes to get in, so it’s clearly a popular spot, but overall it was a pleasant enough experience.

Lovely breakfast. I had molletes and added an egg on top. It was delicious. The only thing I really didn’t like, as a matcha lover, was the matcha.

Cute bakery-restaurant. The breads are amazing and the sandwiches we had for lunch were hearty and delicious. Seems like the place can get busy so anticipate waiting.

You could never go wrong with boulenc! Everytime we’re at Oaxaca we go to boulenc, safe to say it always hits the spot! It does get busy around brunch time, wait time could vary. We waited about ~30 mins. Food was delish and portions can be quite big

This is tucked within a very unique hotel. Both first floor and the third floor rooftop are a places of exquisite atmosphere and one could spend the whole day there just relaxing. Food was great too!

We had a brunch there, really enjoyed it! The food was amazing, coffee and matcha as well. They’ve got quite a few vegetarian options. They also have a very cute courtyard, unfortunately all tables there were reserved or occupied. But the cafe itself is also lovely so we didn’t mind.

A lovely and professional coffee shop!!! As a tourist and coffee lover hanging around Mexico, I tried some cafe in CDMX, Purto Escondido and Oaxaca, this one is the best for now☺️Ninana is so cute!! She brewed geisha and honey bourbon for us, the former one is perfect with incredibly good price… I wanna buy one bag to brew at home myself but sadly knew they only have a few left🥹Mar provided good service too! She serve sparkling water with the coffee, it made coffee more tasty I think. So thoughtful. I’ll definitely come back next time and recommend to all my friends visiting Oaxaca.❤️

I was craving healthy vegetarian food that wasn’t too heavy. Got myself a hummus on toast with grilled mushrooms and guacamole and salad. With gorgeous open air seating that’s also quiet, this place is a real find. Staff are lovely too - happiness is ❤️

Hidden gem in Oaxaca A great spot for coffee and pastries, tucked inside the courtyard of a beautiful hotel. The setting is peaceful and charming — perfect for a break, especially if you’re visiting the museum next door.

Spent a sunny afternoon at Café Muss playing backgammon on the rooftop and couldn’t have asked for a nicer spot. Beautiful views, relaxed vibe, not too busy. Mar and Lily were especially lovely and made us feel really welcome. Perfect place to hang out in Oaxaca.

Hands down best coffee in all of Mexico. So smooth and tasty. Also had the chia pudding and was delicious and presented so beautifully.

One of my favorite cafés - such a relaxing space, and I love that they sell spices and oil in the front. I have to recommend the rol de queso con frutos rojos. I took my mom when she was in town, and they offered us warm fresh pastries along with our breakfast :)

We came in around 8.30 AM, tired from our overnight bus journey. The food and hospitality here totally revived us. Get the Oaxacan hot chocolate with hot water (not milk), the panqué de plátano, the enfrijolada for a wholesome breakfast. The ingredients are so fresh, you can taste them in every bite. A baker from the kitchen walked out to show us the fresh baked goods. Delightful!

Very delicious, healthy food + excellent customer service. I'll be back before I leave Oaxaca!

Got the omelette and chicken wrap to power me through the day. Both were tasty, chill atmosphere and good service.

Made the trip for the guava pie (pay de guayaba) and it did not disappoint! Super friendly service and the playlist was perfection.

Beautiful homey environment, the best and sweetest service I’ve had in Oaxaca de Juárez, good food at a reasonable price. They have wifi, books to read, cozy sofas. If I lived nearby I would be here all the time. What a treat.

An absolute hidden gem! We were so glad to have found this cafe tucked away in a small street away from the hustling streets. The coffee are all locally sourced in Oaxaca and breads are made in house! They pride themselves for all organic ingredients. The pastries were divine, especially the Guava pie. This turned out to be the go to spot for our morning fixes. The owner's aunt Sandra was extremely hospitable and assisted us with our trip planning.

This was a wonderful spot. Even though we had saved loads of restaurants before we visited Oaxaca, we had missed this one. But what a lovely treat it was to find. Lovely courtyard at the back, and yummy pastries and sandwiches. Our favourite was the prosciutto and apple sandwich - we ended up coming here a couple of times for it. Good coffee too!

Great cold brew, excellent pastries. The sandwich was good, but was small/didn’t have much filling. The guava and cheese pastry blew our minds and was our favorite. The service was great. Cute courtyard.

Very cool cafe in Oaxaca city - the pastry I had was decent but didn’t blow my mind. I did really like the coffee though - had quite a unique taste to it. If I went back I’d try the focaccia as that seems to be what they’re known for!

Incredible handmade pastries - they were making them in the kitchen as we ordered. The lamination of the pastries was perfection, the flat white was the correct volume (European style) and the little courtyard with seating was lovely and atmospheric. We are definitely returning tomorrow!

One of the more decent bakeries I've tried in Mexico. Yummy pastries and cakes. The cold brew with ice was also a welcome relief in the scorching heat. Courtyard was a relaxing place to spend a bit of time chatting with my friends. Paid 564 pesos for the cakes/pastries pictured and 4 iced drinks.

Great pastries but very indifferent service. During our afternoon visit, there was still a good variety of pastries available. We ordered three to share, but the staff seemed indifferent and gave off the vibe that they didn’t want to be there. The cashier assumed we wanted the pastries for takeaway without asking, and when I mentioned we wanted to eat them there, the reaction wasn’t the friendliest, which was a real bummer considering how delicious the pastries were. The small chairs were quite uncomfortable, but they served their purpose while we enjoyed our pastries. It’s unfortunate that the service didn’t match the quality of the pastries, as it could have made for a much more enjoyable experience.

The focaccia here is delicious. My friend was in town visiting and we tried all three types and were blown away, but we especially loved the one with caramelized onion. Their veggie pizza is great - thin crust, flavorful sauce. Incredible bakery overall.

Excellent breakfast spot. I tried the French toast and it was amazing. Unlike anything I've ever had before. The pan was excellent as well and they had a great selection of beverages (coffee, beer, cold brew drinks).

Stumbled on this spot while wandering the city, and wow, hands down one of the best breakfasts we've had in Oaxaca. The waffles were perfectly crunchy with a rich, buttery flavor and the cold brew with guava was such a refreshing twist. We also tried the avocado and egg sandwich, and the eggs were insanely fluffy and creamy. Wish we’d found this place earlier in the trip. 10/10, highly recommend.

Sagrado Filemón ranks among the top three breakfast / brunch experiences of my life. It’s a quaint, relaxed rooftop. We ordered the pan cacao (flakey bread pastry with a coffee cream and topped with cacao nibs), the guava cream filled pastry, the breakfast pizza topped with eggs, the arroz con leche with fruit, and the savory churro breakfast sandwich - for two people. We were stuffed for the rest of the day, but not one regret. Order anything - you can’t go wrong.

Still exploring all the cafes but this is the best coffee I’ve found in Oaxaca as of writing this review. Didn’t get to try the food but they do offer a solid selection of food options. Service was okay. Seating is limited. You can work here although the WiFi was not working when we were there.

I came here specifically for their guava cold brew since it sounded so delicious to me, I’m a sucker for everything guava. It’s definitely a strong cold brew with a tart flavor, you couldn’t go wrong with it. Strong yet sweet. The vibes were so beautiful and whoever chose the playlist for this cafe ,keep doing it :D. Such a romantic playlist

If you're in Oaxaca, you can't miss this restaurant. I had one of the best brunches I've ever had in my life at Sagrado Filemon. I got the Panqueques Salados and my fiance got the Pizzayuno. The gravy on the pancakes was mind-blowing. To drink, I got the Ayer at the staff's recommendation and was not disappointed. It was extremely refreshing and unexpected. My fiance got the Guave Brew, which was also delicious. We sat on the patio which was a lovely experience.

This a great place to have breakfast in Oaxaca, not super touristy, great service, delicious food. They honor the traditional ingredients and elevate them in a cool and delicious way! Definitely a must when visiting Oaxaca ;)

July262025 2nd visit she ordered eggs Benedict/bacon that comes with potatoes and saavocado. Benny was really good my criticism is it was delivered only warm so I think it sat for a bit beofre service, the potatoes we COLD and tasted of 3 days old refrigerator storage whichcwas a huge disappointment as I was starving for some nice crisp breakfast potatoes. He ordered torta ahogada sandwich wasn't just warm not hot, flavors were good. We will try again to see what happens. Note to server: please deliver the food HOT! Note to kitchen staff: please crisp the potatoes on griddle or in a skillet. Stale potatoes 😔 Lovely place! We walked from La Cascada walked East on Genaro Vasquez street. There is zero signage from this direction and after speaking someone from the restaurant we were told they are not allowed signage per the city. Bummer because this place ROCKS! . We visited on father's day they were not that busy about 10 tables sat. Our order was taken quickly and drinks arrived right away. He ordered cappuccino and I had orange juice. He ordered huevos rancheros and I ordered French toast. We really enjoyed our food. Our server was amazing and I forgot to note his name. Only complaint we ordered eggs over medium and they came sunny side up but the whites were fully cooked. The place is very clean including the restrooms.

We had breakfast here last week and ohh my it was FABULOUS. The food was delicious, the service was excellent and the atmosphere was perfect. The food was delivered quickly, it was hot and fresh. Highly recommend. Very reasonably priced. ❤️ You can follow our journey around Mexico on YouTube or facebook, gracias 😊✌🏼👇🏼👇🏼 2 Gringos On The Gulf

We visited Chepiche Cafe during our stay in Oaxaca. We heard great things about this spot. Although the food was good, the service was a bit slow. Went during brunch time where they offer mainly sandwiches and salads. Although breakfast is served till 2:00 p.m. we were hoping to try some of the bigger dishes that are not available until dinner. They focus on using fresh and local ingredients from local vendors. Even though it's beautiful to sit outside, there are lots of trees with nuts that attracts squirrels out and they constantly drop Nutshells and leaves down to your food.

Unexpected delightful dining experience. Beautiful courtyard to enjoy a peaceful meal with family, friends, or just yourself. The service was friendly and fast. The food was delicious. Don't overlook this gem. Make sure to go and enjoy all there is to offer at this sweet neighborhood cafe.

Hands down the best breakfast spot in Oaxaca. It was so good we came here multiple times to try different items. They have really good coffee and freshly squeezed juices. A beautiful outdoor seating area and courtyard. Their pancakes were amazing as well as their pastries like their warm banana bread. Everything was delicious and highly recommend coming here. We loved it here! ❤️

Excellent food and service in a beautiful, shady courtyard. Exceeded expectations…there are so many wonderful places in Oaxaca, but we liked this one so much we went back for another meal. Highly recommended!

I ordered their “Toast Don Champiñón” which was very tasty but a bit heavy on the cheese- just my personal taste. The side of fruit and coffee we also very good. The restaurant has tables in a shady courtyard for a very pleasant atmosphere.

The smoothie bowl was very tasty and filling. Cacao nibs were so crunchy and had a good kick to it. The horchata latte and cafe de la casa was full bodied and so delicious. Friendly service. Will definitely be back.

I love this place! Staff is super friendly & well trained! Vibe is very relaxed! They have a unique variety of drinks & food, in addition to some Oaxacan staples. I believe it is locally owned by a female collaboration. Place is always clean, bathroom too! Great spot for work or a play date! Thanks kindly for creating such a great space! 🙏🏽

Best coffee I have in Oaxaca. They did their own roasting with best coffee bean. Good breakfast as well. 10 ⭐ recommend.

The place is nice enough, but it takes incredibly long to get your order. The place was not half full, we ordered two lattes and a pastry and it took 45minutes to arrive. There were 4-5 people working. Maybe the coffee was some special bean but it was not good. I would recommend this place only if you like to wait.

A very inviting cafe with excellent food and coffee options. Admittedly, some of the coffee prices felt a bit high, though the food prices seemed on par with comparable cafes/restaurants in the area. Hats off to the wonderful and friendly service here. I would certainly visit again!

One of my "go to"s for afternoon coffee and cowork Wide open and pleasant venue, unique offerings and courteous employees Kevin (barista) keeps upping his game and is a treasure to his profession Try the Horchatta latte with oatmilk. Absolute 🔥

A lovely coffee shop with a great vibe! I visited the location twice because the V60 was so good! Came for brunch with my wife and friends, the location is great with a big 'courtyard' inside, with a canopy that allows the wind to blow through but keeps the sun out. I had a bagel on both occasions which was delicious. The was well cooked, the manchego was gooey and melted, and the bacon was salty and crispy. Wifi was fast, so I could sit here and work without issues. Staff are kind, and service was good.

We adore this little cafe. Seems like a coffee and pastry stop if you just walk by but it opens up to a small dining room and even larger courtyard dining. We go every time we’re at n Centro Oaxaca. Which is now three times. Fresh squeezed juice. Cappuccino. Breakfast menu items for lots of palates. We tried our first Shakshouka. - Amazing. Shakshouka is a Maghrebi dish of eggs poached in a sauce of tomatoes, olive oil, peppers, onion, and garlic, commonly spiced with cumin, paprika, and cayenne pepper.

First things first, the handbrew/filtrado coffee is absolutely delicious. I’d recommend the sierra norte for its rich, chocolatey notes, and I’d like to thank the friendly and knowledgeable server for making the recommendation. I stopped by twice for two equally delicious breakfasts: one with shakshuka, and the other with avocado toast. The beautiful whitewashed courtyard is surrounded by trees and bougainvillea, and made me feel like I was really on vacation. The only thing you might want to note is that the WiFi signal isn’t as strong outside, however there is a dining room indoors as well.

I absolutely loved the courtyard area – it's such a relaxing spot, with vibrant colors and beautiful plants that create a peaceful atmosphere. It's perfect for enjoying a light breakfast or getting some studying done. The banana bread and croissants were both a 10/10, and the matcha was excellent as well. The service was attentive and friendly, making the experience even better. Highly recommend!

Best breakfast place in Oaxaca! Great coffee, tea and matcha. Every single dish is devine. You can’t go wrong here.

Coolest place, coolest vibes, coolest food, coolest cafe. I loved how there were pillows/cushions on the benches we were sitting at, and the whole local-vibe of the cafe was really awesome. The artwork and furniture and just ugh everything. There was outdoor and indoor seating, half of us were outside and the other half inside. The waitress that was serving us was really sweet and adorable whenever she was trying to figure out who ordered what. I ordered the iced strawberry matcha latte and the toast de huevos revueltos, which were both AMAZING!! I wasn't expecting to like them as much as I did! My friend got the avocado toast hot chocolate oaxaqueño, which were also pretty dang good. Overall, can't express how much you should try this place out!

Really nice chill atmosphere. We had coffee and The tuna sandwich as well as the ham sandwich. Def recommended

I came here for breakfast and absolutely loved it. I had the avocado toast with a side of ham and an egg — it was delicious. The flat white was also excellent, one of the best I’ve had in Oaxaca. The atmosphere was perfect: cozy, relaxed, and beautifully designed. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. I highly recommend this place — it was such a lovely experience from start to finish.

Amazing service! Staff are super friendly and helpful (especially with my broken Spanish)! We’ve been in Oaxaca for 4 days and have been here every morning! Food and drinks are consistently a 10/10 for us and we recommend for anyone visiting Oaxaca to come here! Amazing outdoor seating

SO CUTE! This café is definitely on the trendy (and yes, slightly gentrified) side, but it’s such a lovely spot to relax. There’s a small boutique at the entrance with beautifully curated items — the prices are definitely high, but it’s still fun to browse while waiting for your coffee. I ordered a flat white and it was perfect! Smooth, strong, and beautifully balanced. I really appreciated that they offered soy milk, which can be hard to find in Oaxaca — more cafés need to take note! The backyard area is an absolute gem — peaceful, lush, and full of natural light. It feels like a little oasis tucked away from the busy streets. I also tried the cookie, which was the perfect texture: soft in the center with a slight crisp on the edges. If you’re looking for a calm, stylish café in Oaxaca with great coffee and good vibes, this place is a must-visit! Tip: grab a copy of the map they have in the store - it highlights some great local businesses.

Very much a vibe! Outstanding pastries, friendly service and awesome cold brew. The chilaquiles were 10/10. There is plenty of seating if you need to get some work done or just catch up with a friend. I picked up a bag of coffee beans to take home with me, which tasted great. The courtyard is really pretty, but the water fountain attracts a lot of mosquitoes.

This place is awesome. Seriously. We went to many cafes in Oaxaca and this was a true standout. The staff were kind and passionate, and the food was unbelievable. Don't get me started about how good their coffee was. Step away from the main streets in Oaxaca and come here.

This place is very beautiful and a little off the beaten path. It’s great to take a break or study (which I saw some patrons doing). Great trinkets to take home or even clothing. I ordered a golden milk latte and didn’t love it. Turmeric is tough to break down so it doesn’t clump and stick to the throat but I wanted to try it because this was the drink that wasn’t offered in other cafes I had visited during my time there. Glad I visited and ordered something but I wouldn’t return if in the area.

This café offers cozy and trendy vibes. The food is okay. The coffee MANZANITO BREW with a smooth cream on the top is quite nice. Some pastries also look good and attractive.

Very cute, trendy café with a relaxing atmosphere — a great place to take a break while exploring the city. The coffee is decent, not exceptional, but the cozy interior and the convenience (including free restrooms) make it a solid stop during your walk around Oaxaca.

The food is average, nothing special, we returned the two cappuccinos, they both were weak, water down coffee, chillaquiles de la abuela were ok, the machaca was nothing special, we were still hungry, also ordered the chicken pesto sandwich also average, and the ham n cheese croissant ( the sandwiches had mexican names on the menu, but i have the ingredients right) we didn't finish the ham n cheese croissant, tasted like gas station sandwich to be honest. The bathrooms are small and lack of ventilation, prices were average for that part of town. Service wasn't the best, they looked overwhelmed.

A little gem of a cafe. Has a beautiful and shaded courtyard to eat deliciously made food. The enchiladas were excellent and the coffee is good too. Highly recommend

I had this restaurant on my list for brunch and finally made it after 5 weeks in Oaxaca, but sadly it was one of the worst meals I had. I first ordered the jugo verde, which should have had both orange and apple juice in but clearly didn’t include either meaning it had no flavour / substance - it was just green water. They allowed me to change it for another type of juice, which was a little better but still pretty unexciting and also quite small. I then ordered the Manchaca con huevo and explained that I have an allergy to diary so requested no cheese, butter etc, which was acknowledged, but it still came out with cheese sprinkled over the refried beans and so had to go back. It was obvious the kitchen then simply removed the beans and some of the egg and sent the same dish back with new beans, by which point it was only luke warm and the plate also had a large fingerprint smeared across the side. The scrambled egg was very dry and didn’t have much flavour and the tortillas were similarly dry and very chewy so the meal was extremely boring overall, even with the addition of salsa picante. The patio area is also very dark due to all the umbrellas meaning there are only one or two tables it’s possible to work at. It’s a shame but I definitely can’t recommend eating here.

Cute little breakfast spot with charming shaded courtyard. Service was good. Food and coffee was okay. Vainilla Concha was also very good as well. We ordered the Chilaquiles Abuela with an add in of eggs and chorizo on the side. The serving size was a little small, flavor was okay, eggs were overcooked, and chorizo was oversalted. The cappacinno was way overfrothed and the foam was like soapy bubbles instead of foam. Overall, still a great place to stop in for breakfast if you’re in the area but I would not go out of the way to come here. They did also have reliable wifi and allowed us to work from our laptops which we greatly appreciated.

Cute place, good food. If you want to pay with card they’ll bring you to a different location. Waiters kind of ignored us (maybe busy?) but all in all loved the food. Horchata was delicious! Carrot cake was amazing (had dried cranberries!) and waffles were tender.

Loved the place!! Worth i I t. Hot horchata is very good. Actually everything was good. We ordered waffles, Benedict, sandwich, quiche, various breads, croissants. We were working when we went there, they were really nice to find us a table with power plug next to it even though it was very busy. I would go again and again!!

Cute place! We went for breakfast/brunch and we had a table right away, we went a bit late. Off the bat, they advised us that they only accept cash which was a huge negative. The variety of brunch was okay and service was very slow. Food was okay, I ordered an egg sandwich, the sandwich was very greasy, however, there was a good food presentation. I really did not like that they only accepted cash when I visited. The service was not great as they were not nice. However, the restaurant was clean and prices were okay for the area. I would go somewhere else for better breakfast, better service, and a card terminal.

We returned here multiple times for the good chocolate. But they don't have gluten free options, so my partner bought her own gluten free cake to eat with her hot chocolate. They rudely told us to leave if we were to eat it. I understand the policy, but the approach was super rude

Lovely place to have a traditional Oaxacan hot chocolate! Courtyard is very nice.

We just entered from the street. On the first sight the place seems to be small and simple, but walking deeper we were surprised! Very cozy interior, delicious coffee and bread! Thank you for nice experience ☺️

Maybe sometimes you have to taste the bad to appreciate the good. Worst coffee of Oaxaca after 3 days of tasting different coffee in all kinds of places of Oaxaca. But it’s a cute place to sit. Well. Life! 🧘‍♂️

I ordered a classic hot chocolate here with almond milk and my friend tried some too and we both got food poisoning. I haven’t been able to eat or leave my hotel room since then and have been sick a lot.

Just bought the Almond croissant/baking and it was dry with hardly any almonds or almond paste. Went back and told the barista, and with no hesitation she told me to choose another baking. This time went for the chocolate baking and it was just delish. Highly recommend 👌

I spent a brilliant few hours here today. Friendly staff. Probably the best coffee in Oaxaca and certainly well priced. Almond croissants. Espresso. Cappuccino. Decent music too.

We really enjoyed the Chilaquiles de Leña. We came back here twice. The vibe/atmosphere is super chilled and relaxed. There’s no WiFi. But tbh it’s fine for a breakfast spot - it’s not the kind of place to cowork with a laptop or take a video meeting from.

It's a good food service! Their food is really delicious, I would go again. The place is clean, not too noisy, definitely

Incredible food and they open early, breakfast is fantastic. The Enchiladas Suizas and Farmhouse Omelette are both delicious; everything that came out to the tables nearby looked equally exceptional. Big portions. Don’t leave without adding a side of Guacamole and a Chocolate de Agua. If you’re traveling with kids, this place is very family friendly in every way — waffles with Agave syrup, fresh seasonal fruit, omelettes which can be adjusted for kids’ palette, fresh juices. Beautiful place, relaxed vibe, really delicious food. Highly recommend visiting this place at the start of your Oaxaca trip as you may want to return for many more breakfasts! NB: bring cash, they don’t accept cards every day.

PAN:AM is a Must for breakfast in Oaxaca city. The bread is baked flawlessly. So delicious. The menu is excellent. The chilaquiles were a little crunchy how I like them and saucy. My cappuccino was delicious. No complaints about the service. Just be sure to get there early as they get really busy. Excellent place to start your day.

I recently dined at PAN:AM and, unfortunately, my experience was far from enjoyable. The service was extremely disappointing from start to finish. We had to wait far too long for our food, and even more frustratingly, to settle our bill. When our coffees finally arrived, they were cold, and the servers didn’t seem concerned or willing to make it right. The staff lacked friendliness and weren’t accommodating when we expressed our dissatisfaction. It felt like we were an inconvenience rather than welcomed customers. While the restaurant’s ambiance may have been inviting, the overall service left much to be desired. I won’t be returning anytime soon, and I would hesitate to recommend PAN:AM to others.

Really don't know why this place is so highly reviewed. It's nothing special. My americano was way too bitter--I actually couldn't drink it. I ordered a Croque Madame which was pretty awful. The menu seems like over priced junk food. I would recommend eating at the many markets instead of this place. I'm sad I wasted a good meal in Oaxaca!

Great cappuccino, waffles were delicious (light & airy), the homemade jam and ice cream was deliciously satisfying.

I adore this cafe, everything we have tried has been excellent. We use their beans to make coffee at home, and stop in often. My favourite order is the Fausto (espresso and orange juice) and their delicious Panna cotta. Everything on the menu is divine, I highly recommend it! This cafe is part of the Cafecito Trail, which includes cafes featuring coffee grown in the Oaxaca region.

Super friendly ladies! Coffee was one of the best in Oaxaca! The panna cotta was superb by itself - love the taste of the lavender and vanilla! Flan de cafe was also great and not too sweet!

Everything we had here was amazing from taste to presentation. I will truly miss their coffee and kombucha. Even simple granola with yogurt is sooo good. We also bought little chocolate bars that are great for gifts.

High standard coffee, chocolate and breakfast! The best I had in Oaxaca for sure

Such a cute café with delicious hot chocolate (cocoa). Definitely recommend to try it here, you can also ask to taste the chocolate!

A really wonderful cafe tucked away on a quiet street in Oaxaca. There are a couple locations in the city. This one has great art for purchase as well as chocolates and bags of coffee. The service was very nice and we enjoyed sitting here in the morning. They are known for their chocolates and coffee. They also seem to have lunch food options as well but we didn't try those.

If they have a cacao pod on the counter, ask if you can try some! It was my first time trying some! We ordered the coffee flan, 60 percent hot chocolate (milk), a mocha and a cacao cookie. What a great place!

Maybe not your Authentic Oaxaca. Restaurant …HOWEVER ! This place is very darn good , what ever you order make sure you include the Cricket 🦗 and Guac 🥑 that plate is extremely delicious , spicy sour and salty amazing ! Then don’t forget to order micheladas ! The food was great too we missed on the oysters due to there was a teacher strike last 30 days so logistics was difficult however the rest of the food was delicious! Defientely ask the watermelon tuna and the agua chile ! Again if you looking to relax and step away from the buzzing streets this is the perfect spot !

From the moment we sat down, the staff was a step ahead—anticipating our needs before we even voiced them. The restaurant itself is spotless, and it’s clear the team takes pride in what they do. We grabbed a window seat with a gorgeous view of the Zócalo—easily the best way to start the day. I tried huevos Oaxaqueños for the first time, and they absolutely blew me away. Perfect for solo brunches or big groups—plenty of space and zero hassle. This place is doing it right.

What I enjoyed about this restaurant: - Extremely high quality dishes - Nice portions - Restaurant is on an upper floor, overlooking the Zocalo area. Due to its location, we got to see some of the 2025 Guelaguetza’s festivities. Lastly, the food was so good we had to return for dinner a second time.

This place has variety in their menu, food very tasty. we traveled with kids and have a small playground perfect for the small ones… it is in the zocalo of the city, nice terrace where we could enjoy, good option if you come to Oaxaca

We just finished eating. The food was FANTASTIC!!! So much flavor and it looked beautifully. Will definitely come back!!! Simply yum! The staff was very attentive and friendly. The location great!

This location is unbeatable: right in front of the Zócalo with a side view to the cathedral. I went there for breakfast first thing in the morning before heading to Monte Albán. The service was slow considering it was practically empty, just three tables with customers. Breakfast was OK. My eggs were very dry, the refrito as well. I would almost say it was leftover refrito from the previous day. Without the outstanding location, this place would not be as well known as it is. It's not fine dining food. Noise-wise, it was almost on the fence as we had a saxophonist playing 80's music at 8:00 AM! On the bright side, the orange juice however was delicious and clearly from freshly squeezed local oranges and the bread was recently baked and delicious.

I went in to watch the Superbowl. I sat at the bar area and had the pleasure of being served by Jorge. I had a heavy lunch earlier so after halftime when I wanted dinner I asked Jorge to recommend something light and tasty. He suggested I get the green mole but to replace the pork rib with vegetables but I was curious about the rib so I asked for it as it is offered but with a side salad. The mole was delicious, it was light but decadent. The rib was cooked perfectly and when mixed with the rice and mole it made for a really nice taste. The off menu side salad was perfect, the cold vegetables were crisp and the warm vegetables we perfectly soft but with enough bite it make it feel right. Whoever prepared my meal knows what they are doing. I didn't get to enjoy the front overlooking the Zocalo but it looked really beautiful and the ambience was nice. Earlier I had a cappuccino and later a lemonade. I enjoyed both.

We were pleased to find ourselves downtown, enjoying the ambiance. The service provided was truly excellent, and we appreciated the attentive staff. Upon entering, we were greeted by the sound of live music and the sight of lush plants. It's certainly an enjoyable experience, especially since the staff is fluent in English. I would recommend making a reservation for convenience.

The food here was SO good! We stopped in a little after 5:30pm after an afternoon of wandering the beautiful Jalalatco neighborhood, absolutely famished. People kept stopping in front of the restaurant and taking photos, and we walked up and saw that it was because of the absolutely gorgeous Día de Muertos ofrenda. The interior of the restaurant was just lovely. We ordered our food immediately -- water, because it was a pretty warm day and we were getting dehydrated, as well as the 32 Ingredients Black Mole and the Almendrado Mole. Some bread was brought out for us. The little rolls with a creamy buttery soft cheese baked onto the top under the thin crust were my favorite. So good. The moles were lovely! My almond mole with roasted chicken had a mild, nearly imperceptible spice-- perfect for me. I wished the chicken had been boneless because it was hard to find all the little bones in there while it was swimming in mole. My partner's black mole was outstanding! I wished that was what I ordered, even though I enjoyed my meal too! It was a lovely meal, though service was a little spotty. They were running around and very busy. For the price, I had hoped for a tiny bit more attention, but it was within an acceptable limit. Definitely try this place, just be ready to wait a long while. :)

Beautiful place and very well prepared tasty dishes. We had two different moles, one black one and one family tradition. Both were really good, my fav is the traditional one

I had my first taste of Oaxaca’s iconic black mole, mole negro, at Catedral, and it was nothing short of extraordinary. As a solo traveler, I was welcomed with warmth and genuine hospitality by my server, Johnny, whose enthusiasm for sharing his favorite recommendations and the rich history of Oaxaca made me feel not just like a guest, but like a friend. The atmosphere is enchanting—romantic yet intimate—where even dining alone felt like a deliberate act of self-love. The rooftop opens up into a breathtaking atrium, the deep red walls radiating emotion, and the scents and flavors lingering in every bite. Each dish was a sensory journey, and the mole was a revelation—rich, complex, and deeply memorable. A surprising highlight? How they elevated a simple Topo Chico—served with fresh lemon and a salted rim, turning it into a refreshingly decadent treat. It’s the little touches that made this experience feel so special, like a gift from the city itself. I’d return in a heartbeat, and I’m forever grateful that a local pointed me in this direction. If you’re in Oaxaca, Catedral is a must—come hungry, leave with a full heart.

The restaurant had a nice atmosphere and the food was great. I tried the chile en nogada, which was delicious. I also tried "nido de chapulines" which wasn't my thing, not because the they were grasshoppers, but because the sour seasoning made them kinda overwhelming, but as I later found out that's kind of how season them over there. The prices were reasonable, but my only complaint is that the brazilian lemonade was too expensive for what it was, especially for a mocktail. 190 pesos was too much for a relatively small lemonade frappe. There was a guy with a guitar playing some classic hits, which really added to the atmosphere. Overall, it was a pleasant experience.

I loved the ambiance of the restaurant. A beautiful red painted courtyard with a cute fountain. I had cheese omlette and a croissant. Both were ok. Hot chocolate was top.

Absolutely delicious! Our dishes looked like pieces of art, and everything wash freshly made.

Went here to try manchamental and chichilo (both very hard to find), and it was incredible! The chichilo was duely somber, hearty, and mostly simple in flavor, with only very subtle complexity, and the vegitables and dough pieces complimented the tone of the dish brilliantly - enjoyable but not so pleasurable as to be inappropriate for a mourning family. The manchamantel was very lively, fruity, rich, bright, fun, and fairly spicy for a mole. And again, the other items in the dish complimented the mole brilliantly. The manchamantel is now my favorite of the 8 moles of Oaxaca, and the Chichilo is my significant other's favorite. The food was absolutely amazing, but do bear in mind, you will likely be waiting a while for your food. In my opinion though, it is well worth the wait! The decor is also fairly plain.

Absolutely loved our meal here! One of the best in Oaxaca and that's even comparing it to much fancier places with more accolades. Food tasted home made and the ambiance is casual, so the food took a while to come out, but worth it if you have time! Loved the Sopa de Conde and Mole Negro!

Extremely good moles! Ordered the 5 sampler. Look at other reviews for types. Best traditional mole I’ve had yet! Big recommendation to come here. The combo also comes with drinks which is nice. It’s quite pricy though - see my menu photo. The 5 mole combo with rice and 2 beverages is 650MX. Worth it though!

A quiet and sweet restaurant with some of the best moles I’ve ever had. The mole testing menu is a must try! My favorites were Coloradito, negro and rojo. The crema de chipolines is amazing. I loved the champurrado, the drink that I got which is a mix of corn and chocolate.

Tried to go for dinner. They told us they were full. They told us to come back the next day around 2pm as a table wouldn't be a problem at that time.. We arrived shortly after 2pm the next day and they said come back in an hour. Then they never opened for lunch. Had to find another that offered the 7 mole sampler. Thankfully we found one.

Excellent moles. The moles tasting is absolutely worth getting. The other standout is the crema chapulines. The chocolate drinks are also wonderful.

Amazing little gem in Oaxaca, diverse selection of moles. Location is also perfect, super central. Will come back here for sure!

A nice little coffee shop with a cozy courtyard tucked away from the street—perfect for relaxing with a cup in hand. The atmosphere is calm and welcoming, making it a great spot to read, work, or catch up with a friend. The coffee is top-notch—rich, smooth, and clearly made with care. I recommend stopping by if you appreciate quality brews in a peaceful setting. Definitely worth a visit!

The seating area is large and open. Great wifi and coffee. Such a cool vibe

Only got smoothies which I’d definitely skip. I think $85 and honestly weren’t good at all. I’m sure the coffee is nice though. The courtyard was nice to sit in and we played chess there!

Lovely spot to work, regroup or charge a device while grabbing a coffee or bite. The courtyard may as well be a world away from the bustling street out front. Will definitely be back.

The coffee is good but isn’t the best and a little more expensive, but the cafe is great for working on your laptop! There are small tables with charging options outside, the WiFi is good and stable.

Lovely outdoor indoor courtyard. NICE and relaxing. Carrot cake was delicious and so tasty.mango drink was very refreshing. But I came for hot chocolate and they had none left. A let down. But still enjoyable

I love their vibe! It’s very cozy! I originally wanted to order cold brew, unfortunately, it’s sold out. Instead, I ordered an americano. It taste okay, but a little pricey:(

Worth the hype, a gorgeous interior and deserving of the Michelin. A bit pricey and the chicharron was too fatty, but definitely should make your list.

The food is good and delicious but 🚨$291.00 Mexican pesos the price a jug of lemon water with mint!! Don't be abusive. ‼️‼️‼️

Excellent restaurant serving traditional Oaxacan food. Known for their use of different & preparations of corn. I had a classic memelita with queso de Chiapas (kinda funky & good strong flavor) as well as a quesadilla with pork fat & epazote. Both delicious. Cash only. Recommended!

I went for breakfast early in the morning when they’re not busy, and the service was friendly and fast. The outdoor space is lovely but the seat by the open kitchen gives you a close view of the making process which is very cool. I enjoyed their specialty tetelas and the Oaxaca specialty memelitas. Also try their cacao drinks!

It's a bit far away from downtown but it's worth a walk or a short taxi trip. They have nice memelitas, tetelas and tostadas. All cooked in the traditional way. Prices are above average. Drinks are quite expensive (beer and sodas)

Really good fresh food at a really good price. The server was very friendly and recommended tetelas and a quesadilla with Flor de calabaza, which were all delicious. The tortillas are so fresh! Bonus: you can watch the food being prepared near the dining area.

Fantastic food. The restaurant is listed in the Michelin list of best restaurants in Oaxaca. The owner or staff will describe the dish and its origins. Excellent choice for breakfast lunch or dinner.

Not rooftop. It’s call terrace ahh. So annoying. Good food. Good service and an unforgettable view. I want to come back. It’s not crowded for 4pm ish but crowds are coming in. Food is amazing. My friend ordered some decent dishes for snack and I had a coffee.

Great place to eat Oaxacan food, authentic and otherwise contemporary cuisine. The service is very professional and attentive. They have an extensive alcoholic beverages menu. Enjoy it my dear friends

Loved the experience of this beautiful restaurant! Most importantly the service! David was our server, he was very nice and friendly! Drinks and vibes were immaculate 😁

Stopped here for a quick late dinner on a Sunday night. The restaurant has a great rooftop with nice views. The beef tacos were delicious, and the waiter was friendly and helpful. They also had nice live music which was a nice touch!

Great place. Great view. Great food. This place has great views all around. Lots of activity down below on the streets, Mountain Views all around. Great cocktails. The only thing I didn’t like was an “old fashion” drink I ordered. Maybe just not their strength but other than that, plenty of seating with a view.

Excellent experience—excellent meal and fantastic rooftop view. The mezcalines (mezcal cocktails) are creative and tasty, the salad with shrimp and coconut dressing and the arrachera (skirt steak) with hoja santa (herbal leaf) pesto were outstanding. Live music, as well, on the weekend night we were there. Highly recommended!

The patio is nice and spacious with plenty and a full bar on the terrace. The food was good as well, the pork ribs were nice and tender and the spaghetti wasn't bad even though I think it needed a real sauce. All in all a chill place to soak up the view

Had the vegan tacos, which had lots of fresh veggies along with black beans. Sitting in the courtyard space was very pleasant!

Love this little café with everything from little tables in the window alcove to watch the street to a beautiful courtyard with a fountain. Very good breakfast menu. Also great place to take a little break from a busy day and have a cool drink and a snack. Very sweet service and reasonable prices.

We always have excellent service and delicious food, I especially like the enchiladas verdes and the tostadas de maiz. Vegetarians have many choices, and the beer is always cold. One of our favorite lunch spots.

Absolutely delightful. Delicious homely food. I sat in the courtyard and it was a tranquil atmosphere with the trickle of the water fountain juts a stones throw from the hustle and bustle of outside. The food was delicious and service was warm friendly and just lovely. A real little find.

Wonderful lunch at Cafe Los Cuiles today. Reasonably priced and one of our best meals in Oaxaca so far! Check out this salad. It tasted as good as it looks.

Great place! Good food and many options (also yogurt and oat)

If you looking for tasty breakfast with NO QUEUE this is your place. Quiet, lovely terrace, surrounded by artisan pottery shops. They accept cards. There is a choice of eggs, oaxacan traditional breakfasts and few more continental options. The truth is I have never had better molletes than here. They serve real, good quality coffee too. Place is inexpensive and very tasty. They are open till 10pm so its worth to come back for michelada and evening snack/desert. Truly underrated spot!

4.7 for food 4.9 for service and atmosphere. The food was delicious and high quality, the service always excellent and the prices are reasonable. They have a lunch special for $145 pesos that includes a drink, first course and main course. I had the chicken soup that was incredibly flavorful and full of chicken and vegetables. The main courses are chicken or pork mole, or grilled skirt steak. The juice was papaya and lemon. We were very happy with our experience. There is a nice terrace on the roof and opens in the afternoon.

Wow! Super cute artsy place with comprehensive breakfast menu. The tacos dorados with mushrooms and pumpkin flower topped with guac were beyond delicious and my husband's huevos rancheros were solid! The beans are vegetarian here which always makes us happy. Luis, our server, was attentive and friendly. We will definitely return.

This place was quite lovely. I really appreciated all the artesanal decorations and furniture they had in here, it was entertaining to look at the masks on the wall and guess the prices of them. Only downside was that there's only one restroom, and almost everyone from our group needed to go at the end so it just became a line, hehe. The service was very easy to work with and one of the waiters remembered exactly what I ordered, despite the fact that he was serving a group of 13! So I thought that was very impressive. I ordered huevos rancheros with verde sauce and a horchata--I really liked the horchata! The huevos rancheros was pretty decent, I just sometimes forget that I'm not a fan of drenched eggs and tortilla, but otherwise it was good.

Very good chile nogada and tlayucas. Also hot choco con leche is very good. Good place to enjoy breakfast and lunch.

I had a chile enogado here about 9 years ago and it was excellent-- I rated it 5. I have used it as a measure for years. Not so for my visit a few days ago. The chile enogado wasn't terrible. It was big, but the quality was mediocre. The enogado sauce was silky and good, but the pork relleno was lack lustre and low on flavor. The ingredients (fruit, nut, etc.) that I loved last time were sadly missing. It came with rice or plain spaghetti. Meh. The salad was huge and fresh, but not especially tasty. A few months ago, I came for a menu of the day. Plenty of food and it was attractive, but it lacked quality/flavor. Sadly, I rank el Tío Güero mediocre (not bad, just not good) and I won't be returning even though I live within walking distance and love the name...

Very good food. I had the mole manchamantelas, and it was quite flavorful. At one point, a kitchen staff was walking by and noticed me wiping my shirt, and he quoted the name of the mole which made me laugh. Service was really good. It has a very relaxed atmosphere. Tortillas seemed like they had been made in-house.

I cannot figure out something wrong to say about this place. The quality of the food is incredible, 100% local and tasty. The prices are more than reasonable. This place offers one of the best value for money. Service is excellent, decoration is lovely and artsy. I highly recommend it.

Great location with a fantastic ambiance, with beautifully decorated patio seating area covered by colorful bougainvillea’s. Within you’ll find children and adults bookstore, holistic store. Food is excellent, the dorado hibiscus tacos are deliciously good, and the salmon served on bed of mashed sweet potato is perfectly made combination.

The food was gorgeous. I got the tacos dorados and they were delightful. The staff were lovely and then an incredible band showed up and played amazing music. Magical. Also the orgasmo pie is. Freaking. Amazing. So so rich.

Delicious lunch and good service. Very good tacos dorados & chilled rellenos de plants. I definitely would go back again.

This place truly does amazing food! They have great Vegan and Veggie options as well as some meat choice too. It's a great mix of flavours without being over spicy. Each meal comes with bowl of bread and bits to dip, that sauce is warm but a tasty treat. The staff are very lovely there. Top tip to wear mosquito repellent if they are fond of you. It's got beautiful plants around but they attract the mosquitoes.

This is a really nice spot for a quiet evening dinner. The tables are set in a courtyard surrounded by book and print shops, ready to sneak off to browse, while you wait for your meal to arrive. We had the Agua del dia which was a very refreshing lemon and mint infusion, and the green curry. It was simple but tastey.

Feels more like a theme park for white tourists than a real local restaurant. The food has no soul, no flavor — just overpriced plates made for people who’ve never tasted real Mexican food

Best guacamole so far. Good pizza, soup and salads and lemon or hibiscus drink.

Great coffee and great deserts! It is a tiny and cozy ambient with a very great service! I would definitely go back. We ordered coffee and a waffle. They were amazing!

My favorite place to get coffee in Oaxaca! The coffee tastes amazing every time. The staff is always very nice. I like to have them grind a bag of the local beans to brew at home when I can't make it over to Centro. The staff really takes pride in their work and I think that's part of what makes it so good!

A tiny and quiet cafe with only 3 tables under a ceiling fan that serves delicious espresso (35 pesos). This cafe doesn’t really have an atmosphere so if you want somewhere quiet, here’s great. Wifi is available as well as a book library for you to read whilst enjoying the cafe (you can’t swap or buy the books! 🙂).

Best coffee we had in Oaxaca. Did not disappoint, as good as any cafes we have in Australia. Cute little place and lovely, lovely 🥰 staff. Food was pretty good, light menu, had nice waffles one day. We went twice, more for the coffee.

Perfecto. Lovely little shop with all the various implements to make your favorite style, including Aeropress, Chemex and more. There only a few places to sit, so it would be hard to justify taking their limited space for more than half an hour or so, but in the meantime they hustle for anything you might want. My Mediterranean sandwich hit the spot and the bread was fresh and delicious. They also take plastic.

Lovely little find. Great coffee, ambience and perfect music for enjoying slowly waking up. Had a little muffin, very good and my friend had the ham and cheese baguette, which was amazing. Coffee con leche so good we took another to go!

Wonderful, cozy place. Could spend hours in here. Delicious pastry and good coffee. Not great, but it’s a personal preference. (They roast the beans a bit too much.)

Amazing food and the staff is super friendly and welcoming. The waffles and smoothies were great

Very friendly owner! The food is delicious, and the atmosphere very relaxed. I would definitely return!

Had amazing food, very quick and good service from the nicest people. The head chef/owner came out to have a chat with us and was very welcoming and polite. We will definitively visit again!

The food and drinks are really good, there‘s a big variety of breakfast, brunch and lunch options at reasonable prices. But most of all: the family that runs it is so heartwarming, helping and friendly that you wanna get adopted right away!

My family and I went here twice for breakfast during our stay in Oaxaca and it was amazing! The food was delicious, presentation was gorgeous (see pictures), and the staff was helpful and patient with our slow Spanish. The coffee, tea, and chocolate drinks were great as well. Prices were extremely reasonable, especially compared to what we're used to in the United States, and there was a nice variety of foods, from more traditional Mexican to breakfast foods that you could find anywhere. This was such a cute place to have a meal or even just some drinks, and was a nice way to support the local economy. I would definitely recommend it - no complaints!

One of my favorite places I tried in Oaxaca. The menu is really varied, which sometimes makes me wary but everything my wife and I tried during our three breakfast visits were perfect and made with so much care and pride. The owner is very welcoming and talented.

This cafe is amazing, I ate here every day I was in Oaxaca. The food was delicious, and plated beautifully. They have lots of options for typical Oaxacan food, I especially enjoyed the cricket salsa and the salsa macha. Great coffee and pastries too! The warmth and friendliness of the staff and owner made me feel at home. Do yourself a favor and eat here when you are in Oaxaca, especially for breakfast!

food was tasty, but a little bland/plain in my humble opinion. just mole mushrooms ok the bread for the sandwich… i ended up putting the Macha, vinegar potatoes, and Salad that i ordered on it and then it was an interesting experience. i asked to sub corn tortillas for the bread n they couldnt (?) the staff seemed pretty indifferent to me.. the arugula greens were yellowing n swimming in oil…. again. all tasty but i felt it was lacking the concept of ‘food lab’ like touch. prices were decent for quality and portions… definitely cheaper places to eat but you pay for an alternative experience here.

We had a cooking workshop with Etnofood, had the best time! It’s a very nice way to learn about the local culture and the cuisine. First we visited a local market to buy some fresh food and vegetables. After that with the guidance of our friendly host we made several dishes (including mole, salsas, quesadillas) and had an amazing dinner in the end. Loved the whole experience!

I have booked the vegetarian cooking class with etnofood. It made a lot of fun and it was well organized. The food was delicious, the staff very nice. Very nice experience when you get to know more about Mexican Oaxacan food and how it gets prepared. You have to try out this cooking class. I highly recommend.

Excellent salsa making class with Brian and Wendy - we learned so much on the market tour and about the salsa-making process. We made 5 different salsas with recipes to take home, and had a feast of quesadillas, tuna juice and chapulines to eat with the salsa we made. They made us feel so welcome, definitely recommend this class on your trip to Oaxaca!

An unforgettable culinary experience! As a vegan of several years, visiting this vegan restaurant in Oaxaca was a delightful surprise that exceeded all my expectations. From the moment I walked in, I was captivated by the continuous and warm beauty of the place. The ambiance is simply charming, creating a cozy environment that invites you to relax and savor the food. The kindness of the people working there further enhances the experience. Juan, our server, was exquisite in his attention. I don't know who he is, but he clearly loves what he does, and his passion is reflected in every detail, from his recommendations to his willingness to explain each dish. In addition to offering an exceptional gastronomic experience, I was pleasantly surprised to discover that this vegan restaurant is also a social project. It's inspiring to see how such a wonderful place not only cares about providing delicious vegan food but also positively contributes to the community. As for the food, I tried several dishes, but the chocolates and mezcals stood out especially. The flavors were exquisite, and the presentation was a work of art in itself. The creativity in combining ingredients and the quality of the products used truly showcased the chef's skill and the restaurant's commitment to offering the best. I highly recommend to all food lovers, vegans or not, to visit this place when in Oaxaca. Not only will you enjoy a unique culinary experience, but you will also contribute to a social project worth supporting. This restaurant has left a lasting impression on me, and I'm confident that anyone who visits will also be enchanted. A culinary gem in the heart of Oaxaca!

Unfortunately, we were not impressed. We‘re vegans and always looking for tasty options, but were quite disappointed in the tasteless food and small portions served. The drinks were delicious, but the food was just really not good - as if they didn‘t believe in vegan + healthy + packed with taste. We‘re quite sad about this since it looks like a cool place and project we‘d love to support, and the staff was also lovely.

Our mole cooking class with Victor was amazing! I loved how we got to go with him to the market, select ingredients and received so much information about each ingredient and historical context. Throughout the class he also did a great job engaging each participant and has us work together in a way that felt communal and not awkward when you meet new people/strangers. The class flowed so smoothly and casually that it felt like we were cooking at home in his own kitchen. I've taken many cooking classes before and they sometimes can feel rigid with instruction on how to cook "properly" but Victor created such a warm environment with instructions that allowed all of us to prep and cook in ways we felt comfortable with.

This is my favorite local market. It’s small but has everything you need. You can get cheese, salsa, meats, spices, gelatin, mole, snacks, flowers, teas and tortillas. It’s a great place to grab an orange juice or green juice, get breakfast at Fonda San Diego, or Florecita, or antojitos. There’s also a ATM outside.

A super clean and organized market with a nice food area. We enjoyed seeing the vendors and eating at a restaurant inside. Definitely one of the cleanest markets we have seen.

This is my favourite market in Oaxaca, offering many authentic local food and fresh fruits. We bought tamale, tejate, champurrado, dominion bananas, guavas, mangoes, papaya, huitlacoche(corn smut), and we enjoyed them all. The market opens early around 7am. I would highly recommend this place for anyone visiting Oaxaca.

I love this market! Comparing to 20 de Noviembre, this market is less tourist-target, more localized. And this market is more bright and clean. Super recommend Tamales geno! Their tamales is really good! But to-go only.

Got some cool juices and chocolate atole here. Atole isn't my favorite but others like it. Good for an in-depth, raw experience of Oaxacan life.

Very nice, I can buy most of the things I need there. At times it can be a bit crowded. The restaurant area has good food at good prices.

Plenty of vendors and a few lovely sites down restaurants

By far one of the best spots in Oaxaca. The bakery on Calle Morelos is great too. Would recommend the ham sandwich at the bakery. Huge fan of the maple latte too. The remodel of the restauraunt took my by surprise but it is so unique.

I've been obsessed with this restaurant for a while, from the perfect pastries to the great food and drinks, they excel at everything that they do. My favorite salad used to be the caesar until they took it off the menu but I got to try their ensalada de la casa which became my favorite and honestly it's one of the best salads I've had! Their burger and their sandwiches are really good too, but their pastries are on another level. They make a delicious banana bread that's my mom's favorite and I lovee their lemon and blueberry cake. Came back after the remodel and still love it! The service is always lovely and so is the place.

My go to breakfast and coffee for my month in Oaxaca. The maple latte is so good if you like sweet lattes. The egg breakfast sandwich and the pork sandwich were some of my favorites. Spend some time walking around Jalatlaco too! Super cute.

Fresh quality ingredients. Amazing almond croissant. Great mushroom sandwich. Delicious espresso. Wonderful atmosphere and music. Delightful staff. Great experience.

Loved our lunch here today. Its got a real stylish Copenhagen-y vibe to it. I had the chicken salad and it was deliciousand hearty.

I was in Oaxaca for a total of 3 days and my partner and I came to Onnno once a day. This place was a 10/10 for everything, the vibe, the food, the drinks, the service. It also had the best chili oil that they offer when you order food! The pictures should speak for themselves. The guava pastry is a limited time item and it was the best fruit flavored pastry I’ve ever had and I live in NYC. Super spacious and vibe-y spot and very tourist friendly as their employees speak perfect English. The bbq pork sandwich is a must try, it’s so flavorful and the taste is so unique!

There’s a waitlist for a table on a Sunday morning. The mini lemon + blueberry cake (only on Sundays, 80 pesos) was not mini at all, it was pretty decently sized. The crust was a little tough, the cake wasn’t very moist upon you reach the blueberry jam core. The chai latte was not bad. The chicken sandwich was huge, buttery, cheesy and sinfully delicious. Chicken thighs were perfectly grilled and marinated. Portions were on the bigger side.

Good spot to grab some pastries. I got there about 1.5 hours after they opened and there was still a bunch of pastries left. They were out of one (I’m guessing their most popular) but I still had plenty of options to choose from. I got a galleta and one of the cinnamon buns. The galleta was good, I wish it didn’t have all the peanut butter and strawberries on top and was just plain. The cinnamon buns was my favorite of the two. I recommend coming here within the first 2 hours they open if you want a wide selection. The communal table was full when I arrived so I took mine to go. Cost for the pastries was 88…not too bad.

Lots of bees. Lots of bakery goods and coffee is delicious. Well coming from NYC it’s pretty normal spot. Nothing special but good delicious pastry with refined taste. Not traditional Mexican bakery. Service is fast and price is good.

Cute place, the staff is extremely friendly! We went twice because the almond croissant is to die for! I got a latte both times and it was ok, basic coffee.

Best grilled cheese I ever had. Pastries are delicious and I love that there is one big table to sit at so you make friends:)

Seriously the best bakery we went to while in Oaxaca. We ended up going three times over the course of our trip because it was so good. Be sure to go before you leave Oaxaca.

I loved this place, I went with my boyfriend to have breakfast, we got two croissants and two cappuccino. It was everything so delicious that we got one croissant more and another coffee! The place itself is really nice, not big but cute. They also give you water while you wait for your order. The staff is really lovely, they gave us a list whit advices where to have good meal around the city. Definitely a great place to go for breakfast and good atmosphere.

The rhubard danish has to be the most beautiful pastry I have had in my life, and it was very good as well. They seem to be decorating all the pastries "for here", so if you don't want cream, flower powder, or what not added, you need to say in advance. I thought the additions tasted good, were a nice touch and added to the experience. We also had the cardamom bun: it was good, but not as good as the rhubarb danish. I recommend trying the hot chocolate with water: it's traditional and thick enough without milk. There is wifi if you need it, the code is available on the table inside.

Nice cafe to have waffles and other Mexican foods. I had the fruit waffles with chocolate sauce and it was very good. I would have liked more chocolate sauce in the waffles to feel them more moist. Overall it’s a good place in downtown.

Great very small spot Breakfast are really big for 50-65 pesos I’ve had crepes and waffles with fruta with Nutella on top Very good They have some board games It’s only a few tables but the dish a huge Lots of fruits one full banana, apple and some cantaloupe with tasty waffles and a coffee is 35 pesos WIFI Menu ain’t very big but it doesn’t need to. It close to where I was living and I wish and I had tried it before!!

Disappointment in the coffee and the experience We ordered a cold brew,which is priced 20 more than a normal coffee. Rather than an actual cold brew, the coffee was a warm filter coffee poured over ice with water added. Not sure why you pay more nor why a proper cold brew is not given. If they had run out, they should have said so

Nice little cafe with nice coffee & hot chocolate and friendly hardworking staff! This has been hot chocolate spot during my stay in Oaxaca. Always nice drinks and cinnamon rolls. The staff working here are always very friendly and hardworking.

Good selection. Great food. Nice atmosphere. Waffles, fruits, smoothie, coffee latte were all delicious. Recommended

*Update - The owner's response speaks volumes about why the service in this place is so bad. I ordered en español, I live in Mexico and always order in español since I'm well aware that it is rude to assume that Mexicanos would speak inglés. However the male employee didn't listen to me, nor care to mention that he did not understand my question. I specifically asked if I could pay additional for a doble *en español*. He looked annoyed, and only said "No" multiple times, I was definitely not offered any other options. I honestly have no idea if this place is just an awful coffee shop, or if the service is just really bad... I asked if anything had doble espresso other than just a doble shot of espresso, he said no. I asked if it was possible to pay additional to have doble espresso in a latte or something, and he said no. That seems very basic of a coffee shop. I got a galleta (for 40 pesos!) And left. Other places have better cookies for half the price, and better coffee for much less too.

Early coffee spot with great snacks and breakfast. Staff was so friendly and helpful. Quality baristas here.

Lovely wonderful place . We each had omelets and coffee. Sested quickly, order taken quickly, food arrived quickly. Would eat here again.

Great food, reasonable prices. Optimistic decor with smart sayings. No one spoke English which is rare. Good place to immerse yourself with your Spanish skills. Upstairs and down seating areas. Inside a neighborhood. GoyoGTO recommends and asks you to go. Let them know you read my review and please give it a thumbs up 👍 Happy travels ✈️

Great place! We all had the chilaquiles that were awesome! If in town check it out

This was ok breakfast. Nothing special. This place isn't necessarily solo-eater friendly. There were lots of groups. Service was good. Once refillable americano was nice.

Great healthy food. Vegeterian friendly. Very clean (The place offers alcohol han gel, soap and water for washing hads, save 2 meters distance in between tables) and they are very polite and welcoming.

Very understanding waitress. The sandia was delicious!

They have a range of options and the service was exceptional. I enjoyed getting to know some of the staff while enjoying a delicious breakfast.

Had a maltiada (milk shake) and the hot chocolate with aqua. They were both good as was service; 3 stars for atmosphere only because there was quite a bit of noise all around us as they were packaging items. Would still recommend the experience.

The best place to come for chocolate in Oaxaca. They make their chocolate fresh each day and have so much variety to choose from. We went inside for their hot chocolate and pan de yema. Highly recommended! Check out our channel for a full review of our experience: Hungry Two Travel.

This place is run by grumpy looking owners, but the chocolate is great and staff are helpful, so who cares. Been coming here every single day for cold chocolate. You can also buy cocoa beans which they can grind for you. It will be like an oily paste though once it's ground!

The hot chocolate was amazing until the cockroaches appeared on the floor. I told one employee about it and he got rid of it, but then another one appeared around the tables. I paid full price for a product that was made in unsanitary conditions, and their management did not care about it.

Giant mug bowls of delicious chocolate de agua. Can see the cacao making process in store.

After being met with apathy and a lack of enthusiasm at Mayordomo, we walked across the street to this place, which couldn’t have been more different. We received numerous samples and excellent service. Additionally the same building houses an Artisanal Crafts Market, where we especially enjoyed seeing the textile maker operate his loom! From the main shop, we ended up purchasing coffee, chocolate, and chapulines. Check it out!

Lovely old shop. Freshly ground cacao. Delicious hot chocolate, good for gifts.

Excellent food and very nice menu The staff was extremely nice and polite The terrace is surrounded by trees and plants Our breakfast was fantastic

The Huevos Rancheros is delicious and we were completely amazed with the French toast.

Small and cozy cafe on corner that feels like a home patio that serves nice food and coffee. Had a nice oat milk latte (which they can do with soy or almond milk as well) and an avocado toast. Friendly staff

My husband and I love coming to breakfast here. The service is great and the food is delicious. They have a cute terraza with lots of plants. They also offer several types of Kombucha and artisan sodas.

Amazing atmosphere, good food and nice service. I couldn’t stop saying “cuuute Oaxaca things!!” lol They have WiFi, it helped me and my friend a lot too.

Truly incredible increíble 🙌 comida buena, buenas vibras (good vibes), comida de oaxaca y USA y kombucha de oaxaca SO GOOD! Would come back 10/10 and have this be a safe spot to get work done, read a book, go on a date, or take self out.

Great place Lots of natural shade on the rooftop Breezy My waffles were very tasty Maple syrup was really good… yes it only had 8 blueberries on them Could have had 12 but they are expensive in Mexico Music is very chill and the waitresses came check on me regularly which is unusual in Mexico!! Love finding new spots!! That’s one new for me

Fabulous service! This place is the REAL DEAL OAXACA! Every part is Oaxacan sourced. Chatted with the owner from the beans to the sweet treats all made and sourced in OAXACA! H had a cappuccino I had a iced mocha. We could taste the Oaxcan chocolate! Oaxaca OWNED! Support the Oaxacan owned businesses! ✌️

Amazing coffee and the avocado toast was out of this world! Super airy crunchy thick toast with creamy lemony avocado and buttery eggs salted to perfection. Mmmmmm 🤤

The staff at Cafe SL28 are so very kind and inviting. It has a family feel, and you might meet the owner's husband and son if you stop in on an early morning. The avocado toast with a sunny side up egg was incredible. The toast was almost the texture of a croissant. Their smoothies and coffees are amazing as well. Since there is usually only two people working, you might have to wait a bit longer for your food.

Very cozy little cafe. We found almost a full family being here on a weekend. The toast was great, the cold brew as well. A nice latte art in the cappuccino. Can recommend to come here for a good coffee!

Super friendly café with great coffee. I had the cold brew coconut latte and hubby had a flat white - both great! Tip: we had a fabulous dessert - a lemon cake that was super moist and tart not too sweet, called a Carlotta

I got the cold brew coco latte. It was beautiful because it also had a cold brew ice cube. Only a few tables so maybe not a great place to post up for hours. Hard to find because it doesn't have a big sign. It's right next to the grocery store though. My friend got the espresso tonic. Beautifully executed. Will come back.

Avocado toast, waffles with ham, and some of the best pour over coffee we’ve ever tried. The coffee is mild and super smooth.

Service was friendly and efficient. Am staying in the area so will likely return. Inviting, quaint, atsmosphere. Went for brunch. Had the Ciabatta de la casa (House Special). Had chicken, cheese, tomato and pesto with a small side salad. It was delicious. Highly recommend. Also coffee and coffee drinks (frappes, etc) are great.

I had a great morning at the Newbie cafe. The space is small and the vibe is cute. I had a delicious matcha latte and a huuuge chocolate croissant (also delicious) about less than 100 pesos total😊

Super cute coffee shop and great services. Love the vibe.

The best caramel/honey bun I have had anywhere ever! It was so soft and fluffy, had the perfect level of sweetness, and it was the perfect temperature! I regret not getting another. The service was fast and friendly and the man who helped us spoke a little bit of English which was pretty cool :) The music was great and the place was very clean and chill. I definitely recommend!

Went here and got a little pizza. Cute spot. They even had a doggie door. Ha. Pizza was nice but I’ve found better places for the same price. Cute spot. Would go back again.

Lovely little cafe with friendly staff

Really nice break from Mexican food. The thin crust pizza was excellent, but you might need a side dish if you're looking for a complete meal. I had two cookies to complete my dinner!

I was concerned when I read online that the specialty coffee culture in Oaxaca isn't the best. Given it's coffee growing status, that is probably a fair assessment. That being said, this is probably the best coffee I've had in Oaxaca. Would highly recommend

A casual, intimate, coffee shop with quality specialty coffee used in both their espresso based drinks and pour overs. They have several types of desserts, but no food menu. There are four small round tables that can accommodate two-three people and a small bar for 3-4 people. The service is excellent and strong WiFi is available. There is a lot of natural light and airflow. I loved the profile of the Marsellesa pour over: a complex palette of flavors were evenly balanced from beginning to end and full bodied. The grind was a bit fine, in my opinion, but it worked. The presentation with mineral water is always appreciated. The typica-bourbon Americano was full bodied and pleasant to drink. Both coffees had mild acid and were toasted medium. Before I left, the barista let me try a variety called Costa Rica that they used in a competition the day before. It was excellent as well, especially the clean finish. Thank you! The natural ginger and lime soda, made in house was so refreshing. It was on the tart side, but just enough and not too sweet; perfect! I would rate Nono as in my top three specialty coffee shops that I have visited thus far in Oaxaca; a strong 4.8 overall.

The best café in Oaxaca! With great and friendly service and such a delicious chai, this place really stood out. We were greeted instantly, and our order was taken right away. The baristas even brought us water to accompany our beverages, which is always a great touch. The latte art was adorable, and I appreciated the extra detail they put into it. We enjoyed every minute of our visit, except for the chairs, which were a bit uncomfortable. Despite being small, the café has a lot of charm and feels very cozy. This place truly made my trip to Oaxaca special and easily ranks among the best cafés I’ve visited.

Lovely cafe with amazing espresso. You can tell there is love for coffee in this space. We were thrilled to have some Oaxaca sourced espresso, and we paired it with a delicious lemon pistachio cookie. Highly recommend this spot!

Great filtered coffee. Good for coffee lovers. Small but quaint. Great atmosphere. Laptop friendly (but tiny tables)

Bright and light coffee spot, beautifully decorated. I love it has big open doors that connect you to the the magical streets of Oaxaca but it is still a quiet space. The coffee is excellent and the staff is super nice!

Went here twice in a week. Service is good. Coffee is fantastic. Food is good as well. If they could only somehow manage to put a mosquito net on the window towards the road and probably use an herbal insect spray every 30-45 minutes, would be a much more pleasant experience.

I ordered 4 mango smoothies over a course of a 10 day trip and the first smoothie I had was delicious, thick, icy frozen. After that first one they were all like mango milk, not icy or frozen. So for that the consistency was not good. The cafe has a great atmosphere and the staff are quite friendly.

Edit - adding the 5th star because the barista was nice and courteous. Great great coffee. They actually have a fantastic espresso machine - Victoria Arduino - hand pull. And what an espresso! The pastries are also muy delicioso. They have handmade chocolate, cookies, and carrot cake that flew off the shelves. My only gripe would be that the employees were not really cool. I mean, they were helpful and it’s not their job to spread kindness, but in all my travels I love the cafes where the people will chat. But no real big deal. The drinks and pastries were divine. And the location is perfect.

The cafe is opposite the church, a very beautiful location, the space is spacious and the drinks are delicious. There are many options for you both in terms of drinks and cakes.

Great little spot with a laid-back vibe and a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. I’ve enjoyed my coffee both in-house and to-go—definitely satisfying. The staff has always been friendly in my experience, despite a few salty reviews claiming otherwise. One reviewer was apparently shocked that you have to order at the counter—hilarious. Either they’ve never been to a café before or were expecting table service at a coffee shop. Wild times.

A year later and this place is still engraved in my memory. Right across from Santo Domingo you can grab some refreshing and delicious coffee as you stroll El Centro. Go here, and be happy.

Laptop friendly cafe right in the center. Good for digital nomads

Second time at this location. The coffee is excellent and today we has muffins which are also excellent. Today the service was very good. Theresa’s English is bueno and she was so pleasant and helpful. Gracias.

Cute upstairs patio that shows great attention to detail to make out It attractive. Nice food and good coffee.

Good!!!

(Translated by Google) Excellent place to eat delicious food, the chintextle dressing has a good flavor, and their frappes are very delicious, my favorite is the bagelburger (Original) Excelente lugar para comer rico, el aderezo de chintextle tiene buen sabor, y sus frappes son muy ricos, mi favorito es la bagelburguer

(Translated by Google) Nice place, its location is great in the Reforma neighborhood, good variety of dishes for breakfast and dinner, the place is small. They have a mini terrace. I recommend the Motuleños eggs, hot cakes, the baguelburger 👌🏽 and the prices seem fair to me, even a little below average, let's say that the price-quality ratio is excellent 👍🏽 (Original) Agradable lugar, su ubicación está genial en la colonia reforma, buena variedad de platillos para desayunar y cenar, el lugar es pequeño. Tienen una mini terraza. Recomiendo los huevos motuleños, hot cakes, la baguelburger 👌🏽 y los pecios me parecen justos, incluso un poco por debajo del promedio, digamos que la relación precio-calidad es excelente 👍🏽

(Translated by Google) The place is small. The food is delicious, it's just that the bread is a little porous and it takes a little while for what you ordered to arrive. In terms of service, I wouldn't say it's excellent, but it's okay, the girls are friendly. (Original) Es pequeño el lugar. La comida es rica , solo que el pan un poco poroso y tarda un poquito en llegar lo que ordenaste , en servicio no diría que excelente, pero si esta bien , las chicas son amables

(Translated by Google) A cozy little place full of poetry. The service is very friendly, the coffee is delicious and I could eat hundreds of cookies. The prices are excellent. (Original) Um pequeno lugar aconchegante repleto de poesia. O atendimento é muito gentil, o café delicioso e os biscoitos eu simplesmente poderia comer centenas. Os valores são excelentes.

(Translated by Google) We loved this little cafe; it has a calm and welcoming vibe, good music, and great service. The presentation and flavor of their food were perfect, and it's worth mentioning that the price was very good. The Caprese salad was $60 and the exquisite enchiladas Suizas were $85. I highly recommend their bakery, as I ordered an apple strudel for $15 and a chocolate croissant for $18 to take out and was delighted. The quality and dedication to their pastries are evident. I will definitely stop by again during my current stay in Oaxaca. (Original) Nos encantó este cafecito, tiene una energía tranquila y acogedora, buena música y gran atención. La presentación y el sabor de su comida estaban en su punto perfecto, cabe decir que a muy buen precio. La ensalada capresse a 60$ y exquisitas enchiladas suizas por 85$. Recomiendo enormemente su panadería, ya que pedí para llevar un Struddel de manzana a $15 y un Croissant de chocolate por $18 y quedé encantada, se nota calidad y dedicación a sus masas. Definitivamente volveré a pasar en mi actual estadía por Oaxaca.

This is the coolest little breakfast or coffee and pastry spot. The hamburger for lunch is awesome too.

(Translated by Google) A very comfortable place to talk or work, have a good coffee and eat something delicious. The service is great, we will surely return now to try the breakfasts that look delicious (Original) Un lugar muy a gusto para platicar o trabajar, tomar un buen café y comer algo rico. La atención es estupenda, seguro regresamos ahora a probar los desayunos que se ven delis

(Translated by Google) I come to visit Oaxaca every year and I look for delicious places to have breakfast, eat or have something to drink while I work, it is a quiet place, the coffee is delicious, the prices are affordable, I ordered a pink limonade and I thought it would be like all the pink lemonades, this one had a special flavor, the best I have ever tried. Excellent service! I loved it, I would recommend it. (Original) vengo de visita a Oaxaca cada año y busco lugares ricos para desayunar, comer o tomar algo mientras trabajo, es un lugar tranquilo, el café es delicioso, los precios accesibles, pedí una pink limonade y pensé que sería como todas las limonadas rosas, esta tenía un sabor especial, la mejor que he probado. El servicio excelente! Me encantó, lo recomendaría.

(Translated by Google) Everything is excellent, maybe I would change a little from having the TV with movies for some background music or whatever is light to set the mood for the food 👌👍🏻 but everything is very tasty, clean, good service and fair prices. Recommended even for working or taking care of a quick assignment since they have free Wi-Fi ;) (Original) Todo excelente, quizás cambiaría un poco el tener la tele con películas por algo de música ambiental o lo que sea ligero para ambientar la comida 👌👍🏻 pero todo muy rico, limpio, buena atención y precios justos. Recomendable incluso para trabajar o atender algún pendiente rápido ya que cuentan con wifi gratis ;)

(Translated by Google) A good place. I thought it was economical, because the breakfast dishes are very well served!!! Ultimately I will return!!! (Original) Un buen lugar. Me pareció económico, por qué los platos del desayuno están muy bien servidos!!! En definitiva regresaré!!!

(Translated by Google) Ss looks fine, but the hours aren't correct. It's 8:17 and they're still not open. (Original) Ss ve bien pero los horarios no son correctos. Son 8:17 y siguen sin abrir

(Translated by Google) Good place to have breakfast or eat something, the food is prepared at the moment and can take a while. (Original) Buen lugar para desayunar o comer algo, los alimentos son preparados al momento y puede demorar un poco.

Really well prepared food at a reasonable price. We had the Comida Corrida - it consisted of squash soup with noodles, taquitos stuffed with chicken or cheese with guacamole, cabbage, and cheese on top, water of the day (today was orange & passion fruit) and a little jello cup to finish. Tasty, filling, made to order. Couldn't be better! All of this for $80 Mex ($6.22 Cad). Note that there are only 5 little tables. You might need to wait for a table; don't worry, it is worth the wait! We are going to go again tomorrow for breakfast!

Absolutely delicious food, some of my favorite I've had in Oaxaca. Especially enjoyed the tacos enchilados.

It’s like a Mexican Izakaya. The ladies are SO friendly and will make pretty much whatever you want. Like they kinda have everything. Great charm.

A small, unassuming restaurant with incredible flavor. The enchiladas suizas were some if the best I've ever had. And the salsa picante had a great flavor! My friend's club sandwich was also fabulous. I'll be adding this to my list of best breakfast in Oaxaca!

We got the sense that they weren’t too psyched about all the gringos who are showing up here -- understandable. The menu del día was underwhelming and it took a good long while for service. We wouldn’t go back.

My lil' home away from home. The best enfrijoladas in Oaxaca! Thank-you so much for sharing your space and wonderful food Donã Lily!

(Translated by Google) Small restaurant with food, chilaquiles and enchiladas. Good flavor and friendly service. They put a jug of flavored water to accompany the food. (Original) Pequeño restaurant con comida corrida, chilaquiles y enchiladas. Buen sabor y atención amable. Ponen una jarra de agua de sabor para acompañar la comida.

(Translated by Google) The place is nice but the prices are a little expensive and the service bad. It's okay if you want to come but the truth is I won't go again. (Original) El lugar es lindo pero los precios son un poco caros y el servicio malo. Esta bien si quieres pasar pero la verdad no volveré a ir

(Translated by Google) Excuse me, but they are no longer there, or are they inside La Plácida? (Original) Disculpe pero en el lugar ya no están, o están dentro de la Plácida?

(Translated by Google) I liked it. Excellent atmosphere (Original) Me gustó. Excelente ambiente

(Translated by Google) Everything in vinegar... Delicious snacks! (Original) Todo en vinagre... Antojitos deliciosos!

(Translated by Google) Hard with soft vinegar (Original) Duro con el vinagre blando

(Translated by Google) good... (Original) bien...