An Oasis on the outskirts of Central Oaxaca City. It's definitely worth the walk!…read more The Patio is a tropical haven from the heat. You have to try a few items on the menu and share plates. We ordered a few items and were completely satisfied with everything! The food tasted extremely fresh! Just look at the vibrant colors that cover the plates. The Toast Con Pina was a delicious way to finish breakfast, which was served with a side of fruit. I'm not going to describe the food here, because the pictures I was able to capture say it all. The color, the texture, the layers, the aroma...as they say, you eat with your eyes. You can sneak a peek at the ladies in the back making the bread from scratch in an open-space area that's hard to ignore. You are captivated by every inch of this place. The live music by a violinist, just "wow"!!! Oaxaca is represented well by this place!

Step off the sidewalk a few steps into a gated street to find this gorgeous courtyard restaurant…read more At 6pm, I had the place to myself. This hidden gem has a small but diverse menu of fresh and tasty dishes. It's mango season, so I jumped at the salad option. I could have had more jicama, but the salad is a nice change from the meat/tortilla/queso diet I've been on the last week and a half. Ceviche is a big deal in Oaxaca, and this is one of the best I've ever had. The coconut milk is an unexpected and refreshing twist that adds a depth of flavor to this delicious fish. I was also pleasantly surprised by the sauvignon blanc from Baja, California. This lovely Cafe offers breakfast, lunch and dinner Tuesday through Saturday and breakfast only on Sunday and Monday. Check the Google Maps listing for hours, that seems to match what's posted at the restaurant. And if you're wondering what a Chepiche is, it's a Mexican herb apparently similar to cilantro often used to season meats. That explains the very herb/vegetable forward menu. Reminds me a lot of California farm-to-fork cuisine. Great Playlist of extremely romantic soft rock/folk music in Spanish. I've been Shazamming almost every song! This is not my cheapest meal in Oaxaca by far, but sometimes self care looks like a date night for one. Thanks, Chepiche Cafe. You were just what I needed and more tonight.

This was our last meal in Oaxaca. Situated in the center of the city, it's likely a popular stop…read more We were able to select our own table, which was nice. I ordered French toast with berries and a latte. Our server was pleasant, friendly, and speedy. Prices were reasonable.

At 8:44 AM it is not open. Doesn't look like this business is permanently closed. Still has a sign…read moreoutside. I'm sure the hours just need to be updated on. Yelp. I will try again tomorrow!

What a lovely place for coffee and breakfast! Please try it!…read more Cafe de Olla and Pan Cacao y cafe were perfect

Hands down best coffee in Oaxaca !!!‍ a good cup of coffee is literally the only way I will start…read morethe day and it influences my whole travel experience - Filemón didn't disappoint me one bit!! Smooth and nutty it was top notch! Plus service is friendly and helpful, food is delicious- omg the pastries And the store is airy, creative and so relaxing. I wish this place was back home! Even if your situated across the town - mission there early - worth it!

Excellent food, friendly staff. We went there thrice during our 5-day visit to Oaxaca. Highly…read morerecommend!

This is my favorite cappuccino in all of Oaxaca!!! I have been all over el centro to different…read morecafes and this cafe is so cute, has such interesting drinks and a super perfect cappuccino. There are swing chairs and also many food options. I always come here when I want just delicious coffee!

Had a great lunch here. Seating is in a courtyard. It was…read moremostly breakfast food with a good selection of egg dishes + Mexican breakfast dishes. The horchata came unsweetened -- you can sweeten yourself. We enjoyed the rustic omelette, chilaquiles, enfrijoladas, and Emmoladas. Everything was fresh and delish!

Repeat customer here. I've been to Oaxaca twice now (four years apart and both times I've come to…read morethis place for breakfast. If you like Chilaquiles, you will have the best Chilaquiles of your life here. I recommend you order them with chorizo and get both sauces. On top of everything, the coffee is delicious as as well as the chocolate drinks. I had the horchata latte and it was delicious. Just so you know there was no coffee in that. Would highly recommend!

Mid size place with 5-6 tables some are shaded…read more We went day after Christmas so they did not have all the items. Fresh Focaccia was going to be served after 12:30pm and pizza after 4:30pm. Pastries were ok but i am not fan of cold ones. Mocha and hot chocolate was good. Lactose free milk option avaible. Service was gpod.

Food good Service not that great…read moregreat Take-out, so ambiance doesn't count Down side: Location

After a few days spent surveying the many coffee shops of Oaxaca, I submit this one as my…read morenomination for best in town (if judging purely from a coffee perspective). The barista was very knowledgeable and clearly into the practice of his craft. After a brief discussion of what he'd been brewing recently, he served me a perfect latte, one which I took my time enjoying. And while the place itself is fairly small and unremarkable ambiance-wise, I was able to spend a couple of comfortable hours taking advantage of the solid wifi and catching up on some reading.

We tried hot tea there. It was ok. Nothing extraordinary. The pound cake was very dry.read more

The food was good as was the service. The waiter was helpful and attentive…read more The beer was a brew I had not tried before. Good dark beer

"German" food in Oaxaca The food here is not authentic, but…read moreit's tasty, the portions are generous, and it's incredibly good value! The bread here is very good too!