The ribeye with guacamole was delicious and the perfect portion size. The only issue was the…read moreinitial service we received. Once another server noticed that he wasn't able to handle 2 tables at once though they took over our table so that our drinks could be delivered and orders taken. The rooftop atmosphere and live music was extremely nice.

Rooftop dinning with live music. We had the Duo de Moles, Tacos de lechoncito horneado, chicharon…read morede rib eye con guacamole martajado, perfumado con chepiche. Service was great and the meal was delicious.

Absolutely Delicious Pizza!! The Pepperoni Pie was amazing! The small size was four generous…read moreslices. I was hungry and ate the whole thing myself. I would rate it at 8 out of 10. For Oaxaca, it's a solid 10!! The restaurants ambience is wonderful. It was Wednesday at: 8:30 and they had a musical duo of a Flute and Keyboard playing nice tunes. Highly recommend this place!

Get the first item on menu taco with streak, guacamole and fried grasshopper 80 pesos. Get two…read more You are done. And happy. If $9 is too much go to Roys. Came here on a Monday because it was open. Upscale-ish but those'd tacos were excellent!!

We stumbled on this charming cafe on a Sunday afternoon. Inside, long tables were filled with…read morefamilies enjoying a long lunch of tasty Italian dishes and spirited conversation. By extension, we felt right at home. They were still serving breakfast, including an array of croissants and other pastries, but we settled on a mushroom and cheese pizza and were not disappointed.

Super cute place! It was right by the jardin which made it convenient after we toured the place. It…read moreis an Italian restaurant with lots of yummy options. We had the lasagna, marghaerita pizza, and a ham board with peppers and olives which I do not have any pictures of since we were so hungry. The lasagna was made differently it wasn't super heavy with tomato sauce and lots of cheese. The pizza was really good as well and it was made in like a coal oven which was even better. The inside is decorated super cute and it is enormous! We sat next to the oven where we could see right outside he window since the weather cools down so much at night. The prices are decent but compared to everything else a little more expensive but definitely worth it. The servers were nice as well and the place was super clean.

This is a chain restaurant/business, you will see tons of these all over Oaxaca…read more The decor is nice, the restaurant is clean, the food is good, the prices are reasonable Unfortunately, the service and staff could be and do better!!! First red flag was when we asked where the ladies room was and the employee was super rude and acted like we were bothering him, we spoke in spanish not in english, no reason for the rude reply 2nd red flag was when I went to the bar to order a drink, I stood in line, hence others were also ordering drinks and the bartender told me that I needed to order it from my waiter, I explained that the waiter is non existent hence why I am ordering it from the bar. The bartender then hollered out in spanish that I said I had been waiting for ONE YEAR for my waiter, so in spanish I hollered out NO I have been waiting for 2 years Play with me if you want to

Casa Mayordomo is a touristy, centrally-located spot for trying local Oaxacan cuisine. The service…read morewas miserably inattentive and slow, but the food was delicious nonetheless. We started with the Sopa de Guias, a creamy soup with chunks of squash, greens, and corn dumplings, served with grilled tasajo on the side. But the item to order to get a healthy sampling of their menu was the Comal Mayordomo, which came with some of everything: tasajo (grilled beef), cecina (marinated grilled pork), chorizo (spicy pork sausage), costilla frita (fried pork ribs), guacamole with chapulines, quesillo, queso fresco, blue corn quesadillas and memelitas, tamal oaxaqueño (masa filled with chicken in black mole), chile relleno (pepper stuffed with beef stew), and tacos dorados (rolled fried tortillas topped with mole). Everything was delicious in its own way, but the highlight was the freshly-made blue corn tortillas, which paired perfectly with all the different components. If I had to pick a few favorites, I especially liked the tamal with black mole, the chile relleno, and the guacamole paired with crunchy, salty grasshoppers!

Great food and Sangria! wonderful Salmon with a salad and potatoes. cooked to perfection…read more Quaint and tastefully decorated. Service was exceptional. So glad I happened by this gem. I'll be back :). Carlita

Wonderful quaint little residential restaurant on a quieter street in El Centro. We shared a ham…read moreand cheese bruschetta, chorizo and mushroom pizza and a memorable creamy spaghetti carbonara which I would recommend to anyone. The three dishes with a gratis amuse were plenty for me and my wife and we walked out with leftovers. We paired our meal with a few glasses of affordable wine and left sated and happy. We will return.

Staying at the nearby Conzatti Hotel. Walked over for dinner. Ordered the Traditional Lasagna. It…read morewas All Cheese and Meat Sauce! Absolutely No Pasta Noodles?? Very Disappointing! Do not order the Lasagna. It appears good when served, but it wasn't good. Would not recommend or return.

People seem to like this place, so maybe we came in on an off night, but we had a pretty rough…read moretime. The service was slow, which we forgave because we showed up right after a big family, but that didn't really excuse the dirty plates. Also, our food came out in this order: my husband's dinner, appetizers, my dinner, forks. We had to put an extra plate over his food to keep it warm while we waited for him to get a fork to eat it with. I love the food in Oaxaca, but after more than a week of mole and cheese, I thought it might be nice to take a little break. I came here because I saw the delicious-looking shrimp pasta in someone else's yelp review. Attached is a picture of my shrimp pasta. There was about a quarter-inch of tomato water at the bottom of what I thought was going to be a garlic and oil-based sauce. Very bland and watery. But I probably would have let all of that slide (kind of my fault for trying to get Italian food in Oaxaca) if my husband and I both hadn't woken up around midnight after our meal to struggle in the bathroom. I'll spare you the details, but it was no fun. I'm kicking myself--the first time I got sick visiting Mexico, and it was because I tried to find some American-style comfort food. Whoops! The rooftop was nice, and the wine was good, but I won't make this mistake again.

Great food and attentive service. The pizza crust was perfection. Empanadas were super, drinks…read morewell-made.

The food is excellent. The ambiance is perfect. It's great for a date night or a family…read moreget-together. The service is wonderful and attentive, but not aggressive. Overall, I think this is lowkey my favorite restaurant in Oaxaca.

Very fun place with inexpensive beers (40 pesos). I ordered a michelada and the mix was another 20…read morepesos, it wasn't great honestly so I would probably recommend just sticking with the basic drinks. The music was a good volume and was catchy, lots of people were dancing. It was busy but not overly crowded around 2am last night. They closed up pretty much right at 3am but were a little lenient about letting us finish our drinks. The bartenders were nice enough. No cover when I went although there was security at the door. They do allow smoking inside so if you're sensitive to the smell it's something to be aware of, although it's fairly spacious and they had the outside door open so it didn't get aggressively pungent. Will return!

Great night club for music and dancing. They have 3 different floors to suit anyone's taste! When…read morewe went they had a DJ that played a great mix of music!