I went to Mystras with my family tonight. We all ordered the greek salad and an octopus bruchetta…read more which came grilled on a skewer. We all liked the salad and the grilled octopus. It was nice to have greens as Mexican food doesn't have much of them. The restaurant architecture is beautiful, with Ibiza vibes and they have performers performing live music some nights of the week. Overall I recommend Mystras to anyone who wants to have some light, healthy food!

From the owner: Restaurante Mexiterráneo "Una fusión de Culturas en tu…read morepaladar" "A fusion of cultures on your palate" Mediterranean-Oaxacan Cuisine

This place is absolutely amazing. Staff is attentive, food is fresh and prepared with care, drinks…read moreare great. It's well worth the short drive out of the center. I recommend the burger and Long Island ice tea- hands down the best we have had in town. A refreshing change from oaxacan food.

No he estado aquí en bastante tiempo…read more Eso fue una tontería. Además, al tener un gran surtido, la mayoría de los alimentos están mucho más allá de la calidad típica de su buffet. El surtido parece infinito. El servicio es muy puntual. En todo el lugar hay una gran sensación de una gran fiesta. De hecho, creo que aquí es donde voy a ir con todos para mi cumpleaños este septiembre I have not been here in a pretty long time. That was silly. Besides, having a great assortment, most of the foods are well beyond your typical buffet quality. The assortment seems endless. The service is very on point. In the whole place is one large Feeling of a big Party. In fact, I think this is where I'm going to come with everybody for my birthday this September

First time here..its amazing. Come with an empty stomach or a huge appetite its buffet style…read more You'll find it very hard to choose what to eat. I would suggest you serve yourself a little bit at a time. Reservations are a must, there are always events going on. Huge place for large parties. Come visit and enjoy!!

We found this place while walking around the mall. It was a wonderful surprise. The service was…read morewonderful and the food great. We really loved the hamburgers and the French fries were delicious with just a hint of spice. Everyone in our party loves what they had. The staff was very friendly and they also had English menus.

We just tried this place today and it was ok. The guacamole…read morewas watered down and I felt it needed more onion and cilantro, even offer some jalapeños. Apart from that everything else was good, medium sized tortillas, tons of meat and barely any fat. I had 1, but for some people 2 might be enough, we tried chamorro and maciza tacos. There's also a combo available with 1 kg of meat plus other side dishes like salsas, guacamole, pop, etc for $220.

While visiting Oaxaca my internet-lessons professor of Spanish and his family brought me here…read more The food was plentiful and very good, the atmosphere relaxed and informal, the service excellent and typical: we'll leave you alone unless you need something. I prefer it. The seafood cocktail, shrimp and/or octopus, your choice, was quite large. We shared an anafre con botana, a pizza sized platter filled with strips of various grilled meats typical of Oaxaca, Oaxacan cheeses, and can't-remember-what-else, with the platter placed atop a stand. It's for two people but even so quite large, so we shared. At least, until I could eat no more. Fortunately, my teacher polished off the rest. My teacher spoke to the waiter. "There's té limón today. Do you want to try it instead of jamaica or horchata? It's very good and they often don't have it." "Sure." So the first of what would be several pitchers soon appeared. Very, very refreshing. Meanwhile, I pointed out that it was being served at other tables too. "Yes," he said. People are ordering it bc it's often not available." Towards the end, I dug into my wallet for a credit card. My teacher smiled, saying something like: "This is local Mexico. No credit cards here." I'd definitely return. Note: the restaurant is only open 1-6. Traditionally, the big meal is mid-afternoon.

I live in Los Angeles but I visit oaxaca a lot and this is one of my favorite places. They make you…read morefeel at home and the food is perfect. There is so many items to choose from and everything is at its best. The place it self is really appealing to the eye. Totally recommend it.

I love tlayudas. When we spent the summer of 2007 in Oaxaca I lived on them (más o menos). So, when…read moreI mentioned the stalls outside the Mercado Benito Juárez where I would often get them, my host said yes, they're good, but there are better.(*) So, one evening he took me, their other guest, and his family here. The food was terrific. The tlayudas out of this world. So, terrific inexpensive food, the atmosphere relaxed and informal. But, don't expect to use your credit card here! ------------------------------------------------------- (*) Actually, he said the following: "Si, me gustan, aunque hay lugares más ricos para comer, vamos una noche a un lugar, está fuera de la ciudad pero las tlayudas y tostadas están muy ricas!"

Wow!! Is all I can say!!! Went here two nights in a row when I was in Oaxaca! Everything on the…read moremenú is good. There is not one bad dish. The place is always pack so you know it must be good!! I can see why everyone comes here. I highly recommend it to anyone.