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7 de Enero 17
68050 Oaxaca
Mexico
Hours
What time does Carnitas Leo Loaeza open?
Carnitas Leo Loaeza opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Carnitas Leo Loaeza close?
Carnitas Leo Loaeza closes at 7:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Carnitas Leo Loaeza closes at 6:00 PM on Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Fri 10:00 AM - 7:00 PMSat-Sun 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Does Carnitas Leo Loaeza serve alcohol?
Yes, Carnitas Leo Loaeza serves alcohol.
Does Carnitas Leo Loaeza have parking?
Yes, Carnitas Leo Loaeza has parking options.
Does Carnitas Leo Loaeza have free WiFi?
Yes, Carnitas Leo Loaeza has free WiFi.
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Mmm pretty sure this was my favorite meal in Oaxaca. I ordered the tlayuda de tasajo plus a…read morerefreshing cocktail. The restaurant had an open air roof in one corner, live music, and friendly service. Plants abounded. Everything felt fresh and fun here. I'd highly recommend it to anyone visiting the city!
My favorite place to eat in Oaxaca. Unassuming, but incredibly well-balanced plates. Great…read morecocktails, friendly service.
Mezcal cocktail with hibiscus. Beautifully balanced that allows all flavor profiles to shine. Delicious!
Tacos del Carmen is a taco stall located in the city center of Oaxaca. It gained popularity after…read morebeing featured on Netflix's Street Food highlighting tacos in Latin America. When we got there there was a line of people who hadn't yet ordered and others who were waiting for their food. Someone walked up to us asking for our order. Then we waited as they cooked everything in front of us and handing them to patrons. We got the chile relleno ($30 MXN) and mushroom tacos ($30). We liked the chile relleno one more as it was cheesy. Both tacos were a little oily but they were good. There were some salsa stations on the side for extra flavor. There was nowhere to sit so people either ate standing or took their food to go. This stall was authentic and the food was inexpensive. This was street food at its core.
We actually loved this place. We had a lot of misses in Oaxaca but the memelas con tasajo were so…read moregood. Also had the quesadilla with flor de calabaza which was also good, but I've had better here in Oaxaca. Very affordable and really good. Can't wait to go back
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los mejores tacos de oaxaca saludos desde…read morelos angeles california recomendados 100% good service awsome place
Got their tacos and it didn't not disappoint! It was such a good price that we ordered a lot. The…read moreserver was also very friendly and got to know us
Tacos sudados (literally: sweated tacos)
Fachada
As we walked in, a patron who was leaving gave us the thumbs up and said "order everything" and so…read morewe did. Balthazar was our attentive server this evening. I think I had the best tortilla soup of my life here, cooked in a clay pot that's likely been stewing for years and that I'll never be able to recreate at home. Also, delighted to find huitlacoche quesadillas on the menu. These are the types of places that keep me coming back to Mexico.
What a find! We wanted to try chapulines(grasshoppers) but the mole negro con pollo was so tasty!…read moreEverything was amazing. The tortilla soup didn't taste like we expected (as dumb Americans) but it was delicious! We will return!
La entrada
Un mezcalito
Tacos Roy is a no-frills taqueria in Oaxaca with multiple locations throughout the area. When you…read morefirst walk in you'll see the large trompo holding their signature al pastor. Of the meats that we ordered my favorites were the al pastor ($20 MXN) and the bistek ($24 MXN). The portions were good for a great price and the service was good. Bonus that they also take credit card! They have a variety of different salsas that were not particularly spicy but were good. The provided condiments also included limes, pico de gallo, and pickled onions. Of all the taco places we had in Oaxaca this place was my favorite. The meat was tender and the portions were good, and we ended up coming back multiple times during our visit.
best tacos i had in oaxaca. Got the al pastor two tacos special with all the fixings. Delicious…read morecheap and filling. Perfect!!Service was friendly and fast!
Salsas
Lechoncito de Oro is a street stand in the city center of Oaxaca known for their late night hours…read moreand their lechon (slow-cooked pig). It closes at 3am making it one of the latest spots open in the area and the perfect place to go after a night out. We waited in line to order and then got our food on the other side of the stand. We ordered the chicharron tacos ($20 MXN) which was crunchy and the salsa had a good level of spice. They also had more salsa on the side if you want more heat. They had no seating so you will have to take your food to go or eat it standing. Note that they are closed on Sundays but this is such a cool place to hang out at the end of the night. The food was good and cheap, and the vibes were cool. This is the epitome of street food.
BEST LATE NIGHT SPOT!! I got the torta de lechon chicharron and it definitely hit the spot! The…read moretorta bread was really soft which went great with the crispy lechon chicharron. The green salsa is on the spicy side, and I normally don't like too much spicy, but the burn was so worth it.
Long line outside the taco stand
Torta de lechon chicharron
Suckling Pig tacos and tortas
Tacos de cabeza de puerco
first off, understand that you go here for great food, made and served by great people - that IS…read morethe atmosphere. You order as you like from the menu - try a couple things, then have more if you wish. While I love great maize tortillas, I have a special fondness for fresh, well made tortillas de harina (flour) and you can get both here. I think the true El Primo are the tacos Gringa de Pastor - lamb sliced super thin from a sizzling cone of meat (like a schawarma), with Oaxacan Quesillo cheese, onion, and a little cilantro. Everything is fantastic, including the salsas brought to table after you order.If you have Gringo tastes, go easy on the salsas - most pack pretty decent heat. Try the thin, green avocado salsa and you'll be happy campers.
Pretty good food. They are open late which is the main seller of this place. I know many people who…read moreswear by this place as well. Would recommend to anyone around that area who wants to support the locals and eat good food.
El Gringo and Queso Fundido with Chorizo! Fabulous!
THE spot for cheap street tacos served well into late night/drunchie hours…read more My hotel was in the area, so I was lucky to have access to Tacomer Taqueria for normal hours during dinner. Honestly, these times were when the taq wasn't even 1/4 full. I'm talking 6-8pm. The guys working are all so friendly and efficient. They work FAST. LOTS of street taco options with protein from res to puerco, and their al pastor comes with pina which is a nice lil treat. They're great for fast, cheap, and filling tacos. Oaxaca's taco game isn't that strong in my opinion, but Tacomer blows Roy's out of the water any day. Other than that, there's little left to be desired. There's one TV that plays anime. There's zero air flow, so honestly you get a lil bit of car exhaust and smoke from the grill while you dine. No frills, and honestly I'd go there again for how economico they are and the sweet guys!
I was recommended to come and try the food here by my friends. Seeing how there aren't too many…read moretaco places here to choose from, I decided to try it and it was not that bad. They have a lot of things to choose from on the menu but the one thing that stood out to me was the few meat options. They had chorizo, pastor, chicken and chuleta and some other options but not very many. I had a sincronizada and I think it was a gringa? They were both actually pretty good, along with some Agua de Jamaica. The items I ordered came with cheese, pineapple and ham on the inside, an interesting combination. The service is also fairly quick and the workers are friendly. The only thing I would say I don't like about these places is that they're so humid when you sit inside lol. I feel like it's because of the giant grill they are using to make the food. But other than that, I liked my experience here and recommend it if you're looking for some decent tacos in Oaxaca.
Sincronizada
Forgot what this was called but it was good
Great place and amazing food. We had the testiest mushroom posole. We stoped there many time during…read moreour last trip to Oaxaca.
My new favorites restaurant for lunch. Great tacos, pozole and drinks. Been here twice in a week.read more
Pozole verde. Tasty.
Hot chocolate in the morning, a lovely spot to watch people strolling by.
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I walked up to Reforma to go to the bbq place next door, but when I arrived they refused to serve…read moremy boyfriend and me. Since I was extremely hungry (and it was 8:30pm), I decided to go to this place instead because it was nearby. We sat outside on the patio (I'm not sure if there's any inside seating). There were quite a few mosquitos and bugs, but it was fine. We both ordered horchatas and they were pretty good. My boyfriend ordered these crazy tacos with beef, onions, cheese, bacon, peppers, etc. He enjoyed it a lot. I got a gringa and an al pastor taco. The al pastor meat was a little too crunchy. The thing that I really liked was that they let you put on your own toppings. I like my al pastor tacos with a lot of onions and pineapple, and I was able to add as much as I wanted. This place is pretty cheap and the tacos are good. Don't go out of your way for it. However, if you are in the neighborhood, it's a good option.
This is definitely not the place I would go for tacos, maybe because I'm used to a different kind…read moreof place for tacos plus I never agree with paying expensive for tacos. I've been here a few times with my family and it's not bad. I do like to order the melted cheese with chapulines. Portions do tend to be on the smaller side and to be honest the food lacks flavour. The place is nicely decorated, it feels really cozy inside, there's even a little terrace decorated with some plants where you can sit during the hot days, this is best enjoyed after 3 when the sun is not very strong. Also the customer service is great, and they're very patient when you come with kids.