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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

The restaurant is cozy with a nice atmosphere and the food is fresh and well-prepared. But if compared with other restaurants, this one didn’t impress too much. Service was friendly. Good spot to try, but not one I’d rush back to.

Concha rellena was to die for!! The best one I tried. 😋 Has a nice selection of brunch food. Unfortunately the coffee machine was not working the day we went but our overall experience was really nice. Has a nice small patio. Service was friendly as well.

This place was pretty cutesy and perky. Sorry I couldn't think of any other words. There's a bar at the front and the inside is very colorful and, well, perky. I felt like there were more tourists here than other restaurants I'd tried before in the area. The waitress that was serving us seemed a little timid but was still very friendly. We learned the hard way that you have to ask for your check and it was kind of hard to get ahold of her but it's okay. We ordered a potato and leek soup, a tiramisu, and a chocolate tomale. The soup and tiramisu were amazing! The tomale wasn't my favorite but it was still alright. We also got the best chai ever, an iced hibiscus tea, and some fruity mango drink. YOU'VE GOT TO GET THE CHAI. It's astounding.

Came for a late lunch when I first arrived in Oaxaca and it was phenomenal. My Spanish is not great (I can somewhat communicate) and they were super flexible in communication. They had vegan options and I left so full! Would definitely recommend.

An Oaxcan gem! 🌶️👏🏻🌽 We went two times during a week. Cozy, great food and good service. Amazing moles and that extra touch!

Incredible breakfast here, and at a reasonable price. Extremely friendly service. Guisado with mushrooms and potato puree: Flavor packed and filling, excellent with chicken added. Enmoletadas: Wonderful house made mole, and plenty of fresh cheese. Added the chorizo which was wonderful as well. Tlayuda: Local flavor, herbal, and the nopal was perfectly cooked. Drinks: Chocolate con agua, jugos, and mimosa were all superb.

What a hidden gem! We stumbled upon this place walking down the street looking for a spot to have a nice dinner. The food is fresh and delicious. We shared the chili nogada and tuna entrée. The Mescalita was Perfection. The café is adorable and the service is really attentive and welcoming. We liked it so much. We came back the very next day for lunch and we shared the avocado toast with mushrooms. The portions are very generous and the price is very inexpensive for what you are getting. The quality is exceptional. I will definitely come back on my next visit if not again during this trip!

This restaurant has a great atmosphere, good service, excellent plating and good dishes. We had the insect tostada which was great, duck (good, but needed more rendering on the fat), rabbit which was quite good, super tender short rib and a whole fish. All of the flavors were good, but nothing remarkable to want to return. Experience was quite good for a 1 time visit.

I arrived at the restaurant with relatively high expectations in light of the reviews and was further surprised to discover that the place had won a Michelin star for 2024, which raised my expectations even more. The prices are indeed expensive compared to Mexico. The starters were much less good than many other restaurants I've eaten at, we ordered ceviche which was the least tasty and quesadilla. The meat dishes were better, although small. In terms of service, I will say that there is a sense of haste and acceleration in clearing the table which was very unpleasant, the minimum is to ask before clearing a plate when we haven't finished eating and to take my glass when there is still water in the bottle on the table. The service really needs improvement!

Food was tasty, but not what was expected from a Michelin place! Flavors were very similar to food you'd get outside, thus I'm questioning the price value! Portions were good and we didn't leave feeling hungry! Especially the salsa was great, made fresh at the table in front of you and customized to your liking! Unfortunately, I got food poisoning from the scallops, which symptoms almost caused me to be hospitalized! From what I read though, it's caused from a heat resistant algae toxin - so I'm assuming in good faith that the restaurant had no control over that and it's an isolated situation! The atmosphere was good... We were sat upstairs, outside and right by the church, so it was expected to be loud! The interior is beautifully decorated, very simple yet feels homey and Mexican. Service was decent... Staff was very friendly, but we were seldomly checked in on and occasionally had to call for assistance or to order! Perhaps normal in Mexico and just not what we're used to! Sadly not many spoke English, which of course generally isn't to be expected in another country, but would've been nice in a Michelin place! Translate app helped a lot! All in all it's a nice place and recommended for dinner, but don't know if I'd go out of my way to book again!

In 2022 and 2023, this was a 4 star place. I came back in 2025, the quality of food dropped to a 3 star. It is surprising considering they got Michelin award in 2024. This just caused their prices to go up but food quality and presentation of the dishes got worse. I was looking forward to coming back after 2 great experiences in 2022 and 2023. This time Oct 2025, the food quality, food portion dropped while the prices went up 1.5 times. I'm sad to see this. But I can no longer recommend this place. 😕

The attentive staff clearly demonstrated remarkable attention to detail throughout our visit. Please note that this establishment prioritizes fresh preparation over speed, so allow ample time for your meal. The culinary creations were truly delicious and well worth the wait. We appreciated the dedication to quality evident in every aspect of the dining experience.

Overall it was a great experience with a beautiful view and some great dishes. One of my favorites was the “flor de calabaza” the “Turkey mole” and the Ribeye with great sides. They made a great salsa right on the table and the service was very good. The only thing why I didn’t give it 5 on food was due to food not arriving hot given that you’re on the terrace. If you like fine dinning this is the place.

Based on the reviews I expected this place to be style over substance or a victim of hype, but we had an exceptional meal here. Fresh ingredients, perfectly balanced flavours, attentive staff. Better in my view than other Michelin-recommended places in the city.

Pretty packed market! Lots of amazing things to browse and purchase. I found the food stalls to be quite pushy in sales and will always be in your face! Just continue walking if you have this issue. Lots of tasty treats and don’t be afraid to ask for a try of something! Loved the spicy crickets personally.

A must-visit food market in Oaxaca — loud, chaotic, and full of amazing grilled meats. The famous “smoke hall” is packed with vendors grilling tasajo, cecina, and chorizo right in front of you. Everything smells incredible and tastes even better. Ordering a small plate of grilled cactus on the side is a fun local touch. Be prepared: it’s very crowded and seating is limited. Some vendors may guide you to a table but then require you to order drinks from them — a bit of a tourist trap. We were pushed into buying beverages we didn’t want. Something to watch out for.

Great Market - Perfect for Exploring Shops and Restaurants I had a fantastic time exploring this lively market! There’s so much to see, with a wide variety of shops offering unique goods and local crafts. The market also features plenty of restaurants and food stalls, making it a great spot to enjoy diverse cuisines. It’s a vibrant place to spend a few hours, whether you're browsing for souvenirs, trying new foods, or just soaking in the lively atmosphere. Definitely a must-visit for anyone looking for a fun and bustling market experience!

If you need food, pantry, vegetables, ice cream, cheese, mezcal, chapulines, fruits, etc… This is the spot! Is a must go if you are visiting Oaxaca, you have to keep in mind to have always cash, it is crowded, it is hot, it is expensive, but is perfect to get the stuff that you need in just a few blocks.

This the the best place for food in oaxaca. I recommend the chabelita joint. Is amazing, you tell is good when they try to bring you in,avoid that. The prize are in the menu so you won't get taken advantage for being a tourist.

Best place to buy anything from traditional clothing food keepsakes and momentos it's a have to when visiting Oaxaca best prices too couldn't say no to everything they had

Nice place, went for breakfast / brunch on a few occasions. Recommended!

I personally loved everything about this place! The setting, the food, the ambience, etc.! My friends and I came here for a quick and chill dinner, and we were actually the only ones in there at the time, which might've been cause for worry about food poisoning, but no worries we were totally fine! It might've just been because nobody else had been craving mediterranean food in Oaxaca at the time, who knows. The atmosphere was super neat, and the decorations made me feel like I'd stepped into a different country altogether. I ordered the falafel sandwich? with a side of couscous? or some type of quinoa salad (my goodness I need to educate myself on the actual names of these dishes) and I tried some of my friend's falafel bowl. Both were amazing in my opinion! I'm just a big mediterranean food lover, I'm not picky. I also ordered some chai, which was little more earthy than I like but ah well. At least the kombucha my friend ordered was good. Staff were super chill and very kind, we tipped them a little more than we'd anticipated but ah well I think they deserve it. Overall awesome place if you're craving some mediterranean food.

Our 3rd night in 10 days eating at El Morocco in Jalatlaco/Oaxaca. Alejandra & staff not only provided excellent service but delivered with exceptional food. Started with plato mediterráneo, pincho keftas, pincho merguez, & briouates de queso de cabra y aceitunas negras. We paid a corkage fee for our bottle of wine. El Morocco delivers with exceptional food, service & value! ¡Gracias Alejandra!

Rather disappointing dinner. A couscous without dried fruits like raisins, apricots and almonds is hardly a good couscous, plus a few flavourless chickpeas and we have a boring copy of a Moroccan dish. Not recommended

Came in to escape the rain and had a wonderful snack of mousaka and beer with couscous. The owner, Alessandra was delightful and was very welcoming. I would definitely recommend:)

I have never been to Morocco so I can’t speak to the authenticity, but the food sure was good. On top of that, they have a selection of Oaxacan beers and the staff can help you find just the right one.

Surprisingly good! I was a bit sceptical of having Moroccan food in Oaxaca, glad I went in. The upstair area deco kind of cliche but kind of sets the mood. Dishes are well served and quite delicious. My only suggestion goes to the tea section, got the mint tea, they should extract the leaves before serving otherwise it gets to concentrated and bitter.

The place was wonderful, the staff did a great job. Food looked beautiful when we were served and the meals were absolutely delicious.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Very nice restaurant for vegetarians! Several options both for veg and non-veg. The food was really good! We also had very good drinks. The price and service were good as well. The ambient was very nice and beautiful, you have a terrace to stay as well. The only downside is that when our food came, there were too many flies around us. But I’d definitely come back to try more plates.

This place is amazing from the moment you step in! service, timing, presentation, all great! Speechless. we looked this place up on different platforms and was well recommended....I will visit again.

My husband and I were craving a delicious salad and were recommended this place. We ordered the ensalada de garbanzo con pollo and the ensalada de salmón. Both were absolutely fantastic!

I am staying in sick and thought I’d order a bunch of stuff to feel good.. I’m from New York City and this place in some items are more expensive for size/quality, which is insane given they’re not paying close to the amount of rent as they do. The croissant w ham and cheese was old… the ginger shots had basically no ginger and just expensive shots of OJ…. the mix fruit w yogurt although having a good variety of fruit came with about 1.5 oz of yogurt and 5 chia seeds, no kidding. The only thing that was comparable to NYC priced and not more expensive… was the OJ and açai(which is about 13 usd$ as well).. coffee too if it wasn’t half split out… I can’t believe I spent 900mx for what I got. I get trying to make a few extra on tourists, but this felt like total robbery. The only place I felt this way in my 11 days here.

The best cocoa I ever had! But the ferrero cake, even though, very tasty, had nothing to do with ferrero, they should work on the name. I expected something crunchy with soft filling but this one is like a mix of a brownie and mousse.

There are a lot of things on the menu that should be gluten free, but they aren't and I don't know why. Why do the salads contain gluten? Why does literally everything contain gluten even though it looks safe? We were only able to choose from 3 or so of the menu items and none of them sounded good to us. I got the pizza verde and it was not good, although my mom thought her meal was fine. We also tried to get one of the gluten free desserts and they were out of it. Overall very disappointing and wouldn't come back.

visiting from NYC so you automatically have to trust my review lol. All of the workers are so kind and welcoming ( think: chic fil a ) lol Yara our server was helpful and very sweet. 10/10 would recommend. Esp if you need to give your tummy a break from the meats and cheeses

Wow! An incredible food experience. I was a bit disappointed that we were ushered to an awaiting room at the time of our reservation. But…it ended up being an extra experience within this restaurant visit. In addition to the restaurant they have a bakery and a traditional beverage cafe. My husband tried the pulque and I had a glass of Oaxacan chocolate served cold. So forgiven. Next we were sat at the homemade tortilla ovens for a quick demonstration and sample the tortillas with four distinct salsas. A second surprise. I love surprises. Lastly up the stairs to the terrace for a full menu dinning experience. Our waiter DAVID was exceptional. We trusted his recommendations.

This restaurant is in a perfect location overlooking the entrance to the botanical gardens. The food really was very good - we tried the stuffed chili and the shank mole (nice and spicy). It was a great experience. I would have given 5*, but I was disappointed by the ridiculous size of my negroni. Without the icecube it would have hardly filled the bottom of the glass.

Indeed, the menu could be a bit challenging since you just have the ingredients listed and not the description on how it would be prepared. However, the waitress was super kind and explained all the dishes that we were curious about. Food is delicious and great atmosphere. Would go there again for sure. We had the 3 moles de frijol and tamal chile relleno. Loved both!

5* for an overall great experience, service was truly fantastic here, operating at a very high level. Would recommend any one visiting Oaxaca to give this a try, just go in without expectations and you'll love the experience. We loved the 3 moles with fish, and the roasted pumpkin. Cocktails were fantastic too. Desserts could be better, the corn cake being a bit too dry and hard.

We had some difficulty finding gluten free food in Oaxaca, but Tierra del Sol was a delight! We could have everything but one item on their menu, although I'm sure their menu changes seasonally. I was able to have my pick of moles (very unique because most moles we encountered had bread) and it was absolutely delicious. The tortilla and salsa experience at the beginning of our reservation was also wonderful. We ate on the terraza and it was lovely, although there were a handful of bugs. Just a small annoyance! Would come back!!

MAKE TIME FOR THIS RESTAURANT! In the last 7 days, we have had lots of excellent food in Oaxaca, but today's meal was by far the best. I highly recommend the Chileatole and the Apple Mole. Simply devine. The waiters knew the food well and took time to explain the ingredients and foundations of each course. The cocktails and deserts were equally delicious, and the view is unmatched.

There’s a lot to love about this place- it’s a beautiful seating, staff are warm, there’s a very clear philosophy underpinning everything. However there is definitely some room for improvement and we came away feeling the meal was a more style over substance. Service was a little chaotic- we had a very eloquent explanation of the restaurant from (presumably) the manager, but were then passed over to a few waiters who didn’t seem to be in communication with each other, meaning forgotten drinks, strange timings etc. The food was really inconsistent- my Huauzontle (pictured) was memorable and exciting, served with tortillas made on site and with a lot of thought and care, but my friends had some truly uninspiring quesadillas that really made me question the standards here. Everything was also *very* expensive relative to its quality and competing restaurants in the vicinity. Perhaps the brunch chefs and staff are just not up to the evening standard. I wouldn’t rush back unless there was an effort to bring the quality in line with the price.

AMAZING food. Would recommend. The hot cocoa here is very well done with such a rich flavor. The eggs here are PERFECTLY done and they are not too hard and not undercooked so that it identifies as a piece of slime as I've found in some other places... this place makes you feel right at home but with better food.

This is the place, best C A P P U C C I N O in town, no doubt! If you want to take a break from the tortillas, frijoles, mole etc, you need to come to this restaurant Bodega Español style, great food, drinks and attention, been stopping there almost every day.

Amazing burgers, very tasty. They are quite small, but for a fair price. You can try different variations to make you full. I especially loved the blue cheese option, but the bacon in the bacon burger was excellent. I also tried the craft beer and it was delicious as well. A little pricey, but worth it. The staff was friendly and the service was fast, even though the place was full. The interior is interesting, not exactly my cup of tea though. We had a table right next to an open window and the traffic outside was a little distracting.

Really good IPA, stumbled into this place as it’s a little out of the tourist beat. Ordered the Reuben/Corned beef $175.00 pesos & as an expat was really surprised how good it was! Also a pickle I’m guessing home made in slices, low salt & garlic, excelente! Proceded to have their 2 other IPA’s. Also very good. Own production, (I’m guessing).

Really excellent spot. Came here twice: once for lunch and once for breakfast. Cool atmosphere with great music and delicious food.

Love the food here - quite unique flavours and was a nice break after going too heavy on tacos for a few days… their sandwiches are great and loads of great flavour options including vegan and veggie.

Every time I come here I think of Anthony Bourdain and how much he would have loved this place. Siempre rica!

If you're looking for an ice cream experience that's as cold as the service, this place is your dream come true. The two teenagers behind the counter seemed more interested in their inside jokes than in actually helping customers. When it came time to pay, don’t bother asking for change they'll just pocket it as a "tip" with a smile. If you’re craving disappointment on your trip, look no further these guys will not let you down.

Excellent excellent *excellent* Nieves! Nieves are basically the Mexican equivalent of sorbetto / granita / snow-cone/ whatever. And the versions here are ...*ridiculously* good, with slim-to-none use of bottled syrups, only organic products, and clean bright flavors. I ended up going out of my way to swing by and get some of this fairly frequently - it's that good!

Best spot for ice cream! Great flavors. We made several visits during our trip to Oaxaca.

Excellent nieves! A very short walk from the Santo Domingo cathedral and a very refreshing treat! Staff were delightful and super helpful and patient with my limited Spanish. Cash only but very reasonably priced. Definitely do not miss!

Ever wondered how real made vanilla ice tastes like? Here you can finde out. They have an incredible high ingredient standard. The tastes are deep and fresh. They sell only two coups for 75 pesos. You can mix the taste.

Super nice hostess to let you taste ice cream. However, ice cream was not as expected. It's slightly icy compared to our expectation of creamy.

Manolo knows best when it comes to ice cream. Go for his signature flavour, Manolo, and do not ask what is made of: it's a secret!

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.

Visited this place upon recommendation from a fellow traveller. I got a chocolate ice cream in a cup. It was yummy. I loved the super thick, creamy texture with cocoa nibs in it. It was mildly sweet and you could really taste the cocoa in it. It was so good that I returned the next day to try the ‘Ritacao’ smoothie - with red berries and cocoa. I enjoyed both but the ice cream was definitely a winner for me! Thank you for making such delicious ice cream. I will be returning when I visit Oaxaca again!

The best chocolate experience in Oaxaca — no exaggeration. Their chocolate ice cream is a must have. It’s rich, dense, and almost brownie-like in texture. It tastes like pure, real cacao rather than something overly sweet. If you only have time for one chocolate shop in Oaxaca, make it this one.

Such a wonderful experience here - not just the hot chocolate which was so delicious but also talking with the owner, who gave detailed explanations of the type of cacao and mixes and how they make them. So refreshing to see someone so passionate about the work they do and it showed in the quality of the product! The ice cream was also heavenly.

I bought an iced chocolate and a portion of chocolate ice-cream. The seller, like every good salesman, praised his products and said they're the best in Mexico, which, of course, I took with a grain of salt. The drink was nothing to write home about but that ice-cream was probably the best chocolate ice-cream I had in my life - rich in flavour and not overly sweet. The addition of cacao nibs creates a nice sensation to otherwise boring texture. Highly recommended.

Best Cacao drink and Ice cream. Went once and had to come back several times! Strongly recommended.

The chocolate ice cream is very delicious. Get one and give it a try!

Go here and order the chocolate ice cream. It's so good, it has a potential to change your life. No exaggeration, this was the most chocolate chocolate ice cream I had in my life. Intense experience that you have to try. Trust me, you'll not regret.

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.

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 ;)

Refreshing iced snack whilst visiting Oaxaca. The server was friendly and really understanding and able to help us decide what to get even though we had limited Spanish. These treats with Mezcal adw delicious. I recommend taking cash to pay for these.

What a fun, delicious way to get away from the heat. Generous proportions and distinctly Oaxacan flavors. A great dessert to wrap up a meal or cool off.

Mezcal Popsicles are great! This is a very tiny place with a Hip, modern vibe. Fresh fruit favors make the popsicles very refreshing. But I had never heard of a Chamoyada before. . It was a very interesting friut ice with salt, chili pepper and little candies like gummy bears in it. I found my taste buds kept looking for the friut ice and being over powered by the chili and salt. If you are looking for a refreshing treat,go for the popsicles, however if you want a bit of a wild ride into Mexican treats try the Chamoyada.

Delicious fruit popsicles. We got the non alcoholic kind and they were delicious. Definitely recommend.

Delicious spot, and tasty Popsicles. I just wish it was ieasier to tell what all the flavors are, as many are sold out or its just unclear between the menu and what's in the case

I just love it!!! If you like Mexican sweets , tamarindo, mango, tajin... you must go!!!

A nice, refreshing treat for hot Oaxacan days. They offer flavored ice (nieves) and popsicles (paletas) with mezcal. They have savory and sweet toppings for the flavored ice and a lot of flavor options for the popsicles. It was very refreshing but I think I will stick to the popsicles. The chili and salt flavors of the frozen ice were too strange for me.

Tried their iced chocolate (30 pesos) - it was not very thick but not too bad. It’s a little sweet, the taste of milk chocolate is there but it’s somewhat diluted.

Not really into their chocolate. The box I bought had small pieces of sugar in the chocolate and it's not really that amazing. Also tried the chocolate with water and also not great in my opinion. The one with milk was better. Might be overrated, unfortunately.

One of the many mayordormo chocolate places. Make no mistake, they are all v good, but would recommend one of the places in the market where you can blend your own

Bring every denomination of cambio bc they will pretend they have none.

Chocolate is okay but they don't have wifi

Bad experience Way too expensive No atmosphere

(Translated by Google) A tasting you can't miss if you go to downtown Oaxaca: cemita bread with a little chocolate! It's good, nothing beats a milkshake. 🥛 Just try it once to make you curious 👍🏻; they also sell other varieties of bread and chocolate truffles. 🍫; Oaxacan culture is very beautiful. (Original) Una degustación que no te puedes perder si vas al centro de Oaxaca; un pan cemita con un chocolatito! Está bueno, nada del otro mundo es como un batido con leche. 🥛 Suficiente con probarlo una vez en tu vida para no quedarte con la curiosidad 👍🏻; venden también otras variedades de pan y trufas de chocolate. 🍫 ; muy bonita la cultura de Oaxaca.

The coffee & drinks were great and the server was very nice :) Also the restaurant is beauuuutiful. Well worth a visit. I also need to know where your cups are from, and if I can buy them somewhere? they are so beautiful 😍

Coffee is OUT OF THIS WORLD! I mean... One of the best coffee I've ever had. So rich in flavor... Highly recommend. They have a cute terrace and kind staff

Adorable place for a quick, inexpensive meal. Pizzas, hamburguesas and clericót in chic garden space! Go!

Our server was so cheery, attentive and polite! One of the best meals we’ve had in Oaxaca. His recommendations hit the spot. We ordered the tacos with chorizo (incredible tasting sauce), a pizza, an empanada, sangria, and one of their house made sodas. Also the perfect stop in the loop through the neighbourhood walk to see all the art.

Great patio! Several tables, shaded and perfect if it’s not raining. Didn’t care for the pizza’s or coffee. Did like their iced tea, it perfect for a hot day.

I had the most delicious enchiladas and dessert there! The place is so cute with a lot of attention to detail. Highly recommend

Very friendly staff, excellent food, nice setting, reasonably priced. We will be back.

You definitely must stop here for a hot or cold cocoa drink. It has an authentic flavor and great variety of food and drinks . Affordable prices. Staff is a little bit slow but be patient.

We had an amazing Mocha coffee drink. Staff was professional and attentive. The shop has a restaurant in the back. Definitely a higher quality dining experience. We didn’t eat anything but really enjoyed the drinks, service and ambiance that this place had to offer. The staff in the kitchen made our mocha drinks with care and precision, it was amazing to watch and lovely to see the pride they take in the product they sell. The shop has free mole tastings and you can buy mole paste here to take home. This is the best place to buy mole paste if you’re traveling international since it has a label and ingredients listed.

Stop reading this and go! Delicious chocolate! And I cannot leave out Noe who took the time to answer all our questions. He is exceedingly patient, incredibly knowledgable in not just chocolate, and just unbelievably nice. If the exceptional chocolate doesn't make you want to visit, stop in anyway and Noe will likely change your opinion.

This was not a pleasant experience. We bought hot chocolate and wanted to sit at the table. The waiter came and usher us to a place that looked like a storage room and told us that we cannot sit at the tables as we bought chocolate to go. There was not any information indicating that we cannot sit at the table with to-go-chocolate. The place was empty so I think placing us to a storage room was unnecessary. Will not come back.

Terrible attitude of the young lady selling the chocolate bars and powered today 4 November 2025. Here with a group of 8 to buy Oaxaca specialties, so of course we wanted to learn about the products and ask questions. We were treated very poorly. The management should train the staff better. A little hospitality and politeness goes a long way.

Great service! Food is amazing! Prices are a bit above the normal in this area or for the type of food. Chocomil and the hot chocolate were irresistible we had to get it. The presentation in serving it table side was a great touch!

Love this place. Decent food and prices. Clean and good lighting. The only problem is the high volume of the music playing. Will be great to set the music to something slow or Oaxacan music.

I have been in Oaxaca for 5 days. Out of those I have come 3 here only to discover today that one of the workers, Yulisa, a tall one, deceived my friends and I yesterday with the price of the ice cream charging us more. Really disappointed, not about the money but about the fact that one trusts a person and there’s always someone out there to trick you.Still rating the place with four stars because overall they’re delicious. Karen on the other hand was excellent and showed beautiful attitude.

You can’t just get a simple cone or bowl of ice cream, it’s some elaborate thing where they pour the ingredients on a chilled stone then scrape them off. Overpriced & Underwhelmed

Solid rolled ice cream. Pick the mix-in flavors you want, then add as many toppings as you want from the topping bar.

Rolled ice cream (not especially creamy or flavirful) with the flavor(s) you choose. Then they add a cookie stick, whipped cream, and a cherry. On top of all that, you can add any sauce, toppings, crunchies and candies from a multitude of choices from a side bar. Not cheap, but you can add all you want to get your money's worth. LOL. Get some cheap street tacos on the corner and then come here for dessert-- it will balance out the cost, fill you up and you'll be happy.

Nice rolled ice cream. I don't recommend mixing too many flavors, they aren't made as separate rolls

Good ice cream & Frappe's

(Translated by Google) I visited the place and got the best experience, I go every day, and on a hot day I bought a chamoyada with extra spicy gummies, excellent service, everything very delicious, very friendly and fast when preparing the orders I have tried the ice creams, they have several exquisite combinations, make your own ice cream 🤩 I highly recommend it. (Original) Visite el lugar y me lleve la mejor experiencia ,ya voy todos los días ,y para en un día caluroso me compre una chamoyada con gomitas extra picantes, excelente servicio,todo muy delicioso,muy amable y rápidos al preparar los pedidos He probado los helados tienen varias combinaciones exquisitas, armas tu propio helado 🤩 lo recomiendo bastante.

We went on Mother’s Day, so I want to give the benefit of the doubt and say that maybe it was a one-off situation — but based on other reviews, I would say it’s not. It took fifteen minutes to get two coffees, and both coffees were not good. We got a mocha and one coffee with some sort of candy and vanilla flavor, and both just tasted like milk.

Great little bakery and coffee shop. Ive gone two days in a row for breakfast. Excellent pastries and friendly service.

Food here is amazing and so is the atmosphere! Prices are very honest for what you get and staff are lovely 😊

Very comfy place for a cup of coffee and a guilty pastry piece. Price for a bread is about 18-20 pesos, but worth it!!

Great bakery we ate there almost every day

Coffee is nice, but they put on very loud music, and if you ask them to lower it down, they will answer that it is forbidden. Sweets are decent if fresh and Oaxaca Moka tasty.

The green turtle cake thing is pretty cool

Excellent attention to detail. The Swan is filled full with quality custard and airy whipped cream. The coffee is made from espresso.

Avoid this location at any cost, try to go somewhere else, service is really slow and feel like the desserts here aren’t as fresh

The best raisin rolls, very inviting displays, it all looks so great 😇

Great shop right off the park, quiet and peaceful

Yes, everything here is delicious!!! My favorite was the guava tart! I was almost there every day on my way to the zocalo!

Cake was very sweet. Most cakes have nuts in them

Good quality pastries. Quite sweet but the dough is high quality and artisanal.

I stopp here every Sunday when I'm at the park for an ice cream. Yum! The ladies behind the counter remember what I want before I even ask!

(Translated by Google) Here would be my glass of water if only they had had change.... Or they had offered to go get change, or at least they had a terminal to pay with a card... Or good manners to serve and oneself go get change change... (Original) Aquí estaría mi vaso de agua si tan solo hubieran tenido cambio.... O se hubieran ofrecido a ir a conseguir cambio, o por lo menos tuvieran terminal para pagar con tarjeta... O buenos modos para atender y uno mismo ir a conseguir cambio...

(Translated by Google) The girls who serve me are very kind and patient. (Original) Soy muy amables las chicas que atienden, y tienen paciencia

(Translated by Google) Terrible way to serve and the water is more sugar with some flavor, in addition to the fact that they did not put a lid on my glass and the others did, the treatment towards me felt discriminatory. (Original) Pésimo modo para atender y el agua es más azúcar con algo de sabor, además de que no le pusieron tapa a mi vaso y a los demás si, el trato hacia mi persona lo sentí discriminatorio.

(Translated by Google) Bad customer service, the girl who serves with her faces, got angry because I interrupted her by looking at her cell phone and very bad manners (Original) Mal servicio al cliente, la chica que atiende con sus carotas, se enojo porque la interrumpi viendo su celular y muy malos modos

(Translated by Google) The waters are very delicious, but there is always a very bitter lady who serves, she always has a face that makes you not want to order, and she also leaves your products on the counter without telling you anything. I hope they improve the care. (Original) Muy ricas las aguas, pero siempre hay una señora que atiende muy amargada, siempre tiene una cara que no ganas dan de pedir, además te deja tus productos en el mostrador sin decirte nada. Ojalá mejorarán la atención.

(Translated by Google) We asked for service, the girl is bad-tempered and never has the products, only popsicles and ice cream and why do you see them if she is not able to deny you (Original) Pedimos servicio, la chica malmodienta y nunca tiene los productos solo paletas y helado y porque los vez si no capaz te la niega

So cutesy! We were in and out in a jiffy. Cute little place tucked into the streets of Oaxaca, and there's actually a restaurant above it that we went to later. I also loved the decor as soon as we stepped in. I ordered a rollo de chocolate and my friends ordered the same thing and a box of cookies. The cookies were pretty good! The rollo was a tad dry but otherwise pretty good. The service was friendly and patient with explaining to us how to say each item in Spanish.

I expected a way better tiramisu, and had way better ones in other places in Oaxaca, esp for that price. The coffee and attitude was good though.

(Translated by Google) It is a pastry shop that also has coffee service. The place is very comfortable and its decoration is beautiful. The attention of the ladies is fast and friendly. I ordered a lemon cake which was very soft and moist enough. The flavor is excellent, showing that they use very high quality ingredients. I also ordered an American coffee with a good body and aroma, without acidity or other alterations. I really liked staying to enjoy my slice, I will definitely return now to try other cakes that look very good. The price is a little high, but it is totally justified by the quality of the products. (Original) Es una pastelería que cuenta con servicio de café también. El lugar es muy cómodo y su decoración es bonita. La atención de las señoritas es rápida y amable. Pedí un pastel de limón que estaba muy suavecito y lo suficientemente húmedo. El sabor es excelente, notándose que usan ingredientes de muy alta calidad. También pedí un café americano de buen cuerpo y aroma, sin acidez ni otras alteraciones. Realmente me gustó mucho quedarme a disfrutar mi rebanada, sin duda volveré ahora a probar otros pasteles que tienen muy buena pinta. El precio, un poco alto, pero se justifica totalmente con la calidad de los productos.

(Translated by Google) I've been buying products here for years. The lemon cake is delicious, as is the truffle cake. I'm giving it 4 stars only because I'm sad they don't make the berry tart they used to make anymore. It came with Italian meringue and lots of whole fruit, and it was my favorite. (Original) Llevo años comprando productos aquí. Muy rico el pastel de limón y también el de trufa. Les pongo 4 estrellas solo porque se me hace triste que ya no elaboren la tarta de frutos rojos que hacían antes, una que venía cubierta de merengue italiano y que traía mucha fruta entera, y era mi producto favorito.

(Translated by Google) The design exceeded my expectations. taste and price was very good! Thank you so much!! (Original) Supero mis expectativas, el diseño. sabor y precio estuvo muy bueno! Muchas gracias!!

(Translated by Google) The attention from the staff except the main manager is super friendly, patient and eager to provide good service. The lemon cake I brought is incredibly YUMMY, I loved the quality of the product. (Original) La atención por parte del personal excepto la encargada principal super amables, pacientes y con ganas de dar un buen servicio. El pastel de Limón que lleve es increiblemente RICO, me encanto la calidad del producto.

(Translated by Google) Attentive service and undoubtedly good quality. It would be 5, but let's not forget that the prices are far above what is high-end. (Original) Atento el servicio y sin duda buena calidad. Serían 5🌟pero no dejemos de ado que los precios están muy por encima de lo que es alta gama

This was a really cool experience to get to learn more about artesanal chocolate and how to make it. You make your own bars from toasting to taking it out of the mold! Edi was really knowledgeable and fun to talk to. Thank you!

If you like supporting a small, local business that excels in their craft, this experience is for you! I have taken a cooking class as well as the chocolate making & tasting class. Both were excellent and a lot of fun. Both in the cooking class and the bean to bar class, local ingredients as used, thus providing income for local farmers and businesses. I highly recommend both classes! And, Edi’s English is excellent! When you finish the chocolate making class, ask Edi to give you directions to his friends restaurant. It has excellent food & service with very reasonable prices. And, don’t miss the Atzompa Mercado de Artesanías!

On of the highlights of our trip! My family and I had such a lovely time with Eddie and his family learning about the history and production of chocolate in Oaxaca. We made delicious bean to bar chocolate and then tasted so many others! Highly recommend!

What a wonderful experience! We were so impressed with this beautiful chocolateria, the delicious samples we shared (even the delicious chocolate beer!) But even more importantly, understanding how chocolate is made- from bean to bar- , the history of cacao and seeing artisanal chocolate made first hand with master chocolatero Edi! A must if you're visiting Oaxaca!

My family and I had a wonderful experience learning how to make the most delicious Oaxacan chocolate. The family that runs this business is so kind and their children are beautiful — made the experience extra fun for my children too. On top of all of that, we left with armfuls of chocolate to remember out beautiful day at La Auténtica Chocolateria. This is a can’t-miss experience for anybody visiting Oaxaca!

A very educational and hands-on experience learning about cacao and making chocolate. The owners were welcoming, generous and passionate about their craft. The organization itself focuses on sustainable and ethical sourcing which is amazing. The chocolate products are delicious. I absolutely recommend visiting and partaking in the experiences offered here. Make your reservations in advance, the owners are quick to respond and helpful to answer any questions you may have.

Expected to only be decorating a chocolate bar but they really put us to work! Was very interesting and exciting to see the entire process from roasting and peeling the beans to grinding the cacao and adding the amount of sugar you prefer. The tasting was cool, but could have been a bit more hygienic by giving everyone they’re own plate instead of having to share.

Wonderful little spot! Ice cream, chocolate drinks, coffee, bonbons, delicious little tarts, kombucha. A beautiful shaded courtyard, nice music, and friendly staff! We loved spending an afternoon here working on our laptops. And, for any gringos about to ask, the water and ice are all safe to drinks ;)

A really nice cafe for hot chocolate, chocolate drinks, ice cream, pastries, cookies and cakes. Everything is made in house even the chocolate from cacao beans. The cafe is inside a courtyard so it is not visible from the street, but has a sign along with other businesses. The staff is friendly and helpful. They speak English if you need more explanation or assistance. They have indoor and outdoor courtyard seating. We really liked our high-quality drinks and desserts: Chocolate brownie with homemade mint ice cream, a variety of cookies, and a coffee milkshake, hot chocolate and ice chocolate. Definitely a great place and close to the pre-hispanic museum.

Iced chocolate was not bad but I think the hot one would be better. Nice that they have different cocoa concentration to choose from. They sell artisanal chocolates and macaron as well.

Loved this place! I had a cacao agua with chilli and it was delicious. They also have a great selection of interesting flavoured ice creams. I think this is a great place to come to enjoy the local chocolate.

Delicious hot chocolate de agua. I also tried the Mezcal bonbon and gluten free chocolate cookie which both exceeded my expectations. It is located just off a little courtyard with a few outdoor but covered tables; ideal for escaping a cloud burst. I would definitely recommend this place.

Delicious cacao, very knowledgeable staff great service and great design inside. Try their chocolate, it’s delicious

Great place for a cold caco drink. I got the pozole and a gluten free cookie. Both were great. Also the staff was very helpful and friendly.

Inoffensive churros, but not worth the journey out of the centre of town. The churros and dips tasted good but the texture was very hard - like they had been overcooked. The staff were helpful and the service was fast. Reasonably priced

Great churros. They also play good music. Good service.

The churros are fantastic the service fabulous!! However the seats are hard and uncomfortable 😳

The churros here are amazing. Freshly made and so good. And the sauces are superb. The choco Oaxaca is especially good, it is thick and chocolatey, not syrupy and sugary like most places

Delicious churros. I ordered a Frozen Churro with strawberry sauce. It was excellent. The churros were hot and fresh, the strawberry sauce was warm, and the ice cream was deliciously cold.

Ordered regular churros for delivery with "Oaxaca chocolate" sauce. The churros were over fryed and almost tasted burned. The chocolate was Hershey's chocolate syrup. Worst churros ever 🙊 I also felt very nauseous 20 minutes after eating just one of these. My suspicion is that they do not clean/change the deep fryer oil.

Good churros. Their Cafe de la Olla is really good.

All drinks are pretty sweet.! The raspacoolers look much better than what they taste! I don't really recommend them.! I wouldn't like to sound rude but the attention from the waitress was not good.! She was kind of rude and not helpful at all.!

Super

(Translated by Google) I tried a piña colada shaved ice and another eggnog and they were average, the truth is I expected more of the flavor :(. The service is very friendly, a little slow because the place is a bit crowded. The prices are regular; neither cheap nor expensive Something good is that there is variety on the menu and that they lend you board games while you are there, at no extra cost. (Original) Yo probé un raspado de piña colada y otro de rompope y estaban regulares, la verdad esperaba más del sabor :(. La atención es muy amable, un poco lenta porque si es algo concurrido el lugar. Los precios están regulares; ni barato ni caro. Algo bueno es que hay variedad en el menú y que te prestan juegos de mesa mientras estás en el lugar, sin ningún costo extra.

(Translated by Google) There is a Lady who serves people very poorly, if you ask her for one more ingredient she will not give it to you even though you pay her for the extra ingredient. And it makes you look sour. But when the boss is there, she doesn't do it, that employee is crafty. And in Juchitán there is a guy who works as a waiter and who also makes shaved ice, he doesn't know how to serve, he doesn't even say hello much less he thanks you, he doesn't recommend anything. He spends his time touching his pregnant wife. (Original) Hay una Señora que atiende muy mal a la gente, si le pides un ingrediente más no te lo da a pesar de que le pagas el ingrediente extra. Y te pone una cara amargada. Pero cuando está la patrona no lo hace es mañosa esa empleada. Y en Juchitán Hay un chico de mesero y que también hace raspados, no sabe atender ni siquiera saluda mucho menos te da las gracias, no te recomienda nada. Se la pasa tocando a su esposa embarazada.

(Translated by Google) Much to be desired. I don't know if it was my bad luck or my poor choices, but the shaved ice that I have tried are very simple, I even feel like they are doing false advertising because in photos it even looks like it. (Original) Mucho que desear. No sé si ha sido mi mala suerte o mis pésimas elecciones, pero los raspados que he probado son muy sencillos, hasta siento que hacen publicidad engañosa porque en fotos hasta se antoja.

(Translated by Google) Excellent flavor, texture, everything. (Original) Excelente sabor, textura, todo.

(Translated by Google) The place is small and nice, quick service, friendly people, if you like very sweet things this is the place (Original) El lugar es pequeño y agradable, atención rápido, personas amables, si les gustan las cosas muy dulces ahi es el lugar

This place is good there ice cream is delicious

Good

(Translated by Google) I recommend the amorous snows, if they go in November, December the mandarin one is very delicious, also the one with oreo, walnut and burnt milk. And the cookies they add on top too. Very good service from the girl who served us (Original) Recomiendo las nieves amorosas, si van en fechas de noviembre, diciembre la de mandarina esta muy rica, también la de oreo, nuez y leche quemada. Y las galletitas que agregan encima también. Muy buen servicio por parte de la chica que nos atendió

(Translated by Google) Excellent, highly recommended, variety of traditional, seasonal and exotic or different flavors; at a good price, variety of products and preparations; good service, disposition and kindness of its owners and staff who serve you. Be sure to visit them and/or try their delicious snow. Thanks, regards. (Original) Excelente, muy recomendable, variedad de sabores tradicionales, de temporada y exóticos o diferentes; a buen precio, variedad de productos y preparados; buen servicio, disposición y amabilidad de sus dueños y personal que te atienden. No dejen de visitarles y/o probar sus ricas nieves. Gracias, saludos.

(Translated by Google) The best snows in Tlacolula, natural and very unique flavors. The place and the service are very welcoming 🌸✨ a venture that you should know 🌞🏵️ (Original) Las mejores nieves de Tlacolula, sabores naturales y muy únicos. El lugar y el servicio son muy acogedores 🌸✨ un emprendimiento que deben conocer 🌞🏵️

(Translated by Google) The ice cream and the homemade cookie decoration are delicious. Excellent. (Original) Deliciosos Los Helados y La Galletita Que Adorna , Muy Casera. Excelente.

(Translated by Google) The price is good, the taste of the products is excellent, the location could be more comfortable. (Original) El precio es bueno, el sabor de los productos exelente, el lugar podría ser más cómodo.

(Translated by Google) A nice place, a little far but worth the return, delicious desserts and super friendly service (Original) Un lugar bonito, un poco lejos pero vale la pena la vuelta , los postres deliciosos y el trato súper amable

(Translated by Google) The truth is it is VERY delicious, the palecheese does not have Mother, but the truth is that the cost/portion ratio was not fair to me, for what they cost I expected a small slice but the slices are smaller than what they see in the photos and I feel who buys extra supplies, with the palecheese a simple small plate is enough because it comes with the stick that makes it a popsicle, the strawberries with cream are not filled to the top, the lid seemed to me to be unnecessary, what I'm going for is that in the end It is garbage generated unnecessarily. (Original) La verdad sí está MUY rico, la palecheese no tiene Mother, pero la verdad la relación costo/porción no se me hizo Justo, por lo que cuestan esperaba una rebanadota pero las rebanadas están más pequeñas de lo que se ven en las fotos y siento que compra insumos de más, con la palecheese es suficiente un platito sencillo porque trae el palo qué lo hace paleta, las fresas con crema no las llena hasta arriba, la tapa me pareció que está de más , a lo que voy es que al final es basura generada innecesariamente.

(Translated by Google) I barely went and the desserts taste very delicious. I recommend them, the price is worth it. (Original) yo apenas fui y saben muy ricos los postres los recomiendo el precio lo vale

(Translated by Google) Excellent service and very delicious desserts, widely recommended! (Original) Excelente servicio y postres muy ricos, ampliamente recomendados!

(Translated by Google) Very delicious 🍓 with cream and mango 🥭 super recommended 👌 (Original) Muy rico las 🍓 con crema y mango 🥭 super recomendado 👌