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Los Cuiles

4.2 (63 reviews)
Open 8:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Quiet
Casual
Good for groups
Outdoor seating

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Heidi K.

Such a great little restaurant in a beautiful courtyard. Service was super friendly and the food was delicious. They put so much effort in every dish, it looked fantastic. We had the tostadas with egg and it was aarde size dish. Coffee was good and kids had a mango frappe that they loved. Highly recommend!

consume de pollo and a salad, on top of which are avocados filled with tuna.
玉洁

Very fresh and well seasoned. I waited for the salad a bit long, but it certainly is worthwhile. I had these for dinner, and I loved it. The service is good too. The place is quiet and beautiful

Oaxaca coffee
ana o.

Thank you yelp for helping us find this place. We order the chilaquiles, enfrijoladas and a waffle with Coffee Oaxaca. Everything was delicious and the service was great. We didn't wait long for our food. A great start to our day.

A D.

This place is a very typical oaxacan restaurant The food is very good, very tasty The service is very slow and they don't take credit cards

MN F.

Perfect if you just want a homey bite to eat that's both cheap and yummy. For $105 pesos = scrambled eggs sandwich + spinach salad with avocado, feta cheese and pine nuts. The salad was not dressed and came with oil and vinegar. It was delicious, fresh and delivered with friendliness. Bread with the salad was optional. I gladly opted. Comfy seating. Can sit for a while, work, and is a good meeting place. A small, simple and casual cafe. Shares a courtyard with a couple fantastic art galleries and a clothing store. Can't speak to the coffee, alcohol or pastries, but they were also quite inexpensive.

Marifel D.

Breakfast was freshly made and very delicious. Place very low key and only locals were eating here which was a great sign. Prices very reasonable. We will be coming back here for breakfast during our stay in Oaxaca.

The backyard
Bernard V.

We came here for brunch on a Monday. The food was really good. Nice little backyard where people can relax. We had the cafe Oaxaquenio with cinnamon in it. It was delicious. If you are a tourist who loves a big cup of coffee you should try it.

Amit C.

The best cafe in town, the reviews are a decoy. :) varied and plenty seating, fantastic wifi and good coffee. Their vegetable omlette is tasty, torta is good and lemon pie is indulgently tasty.

Fried tortilla with fried eggs and dried cured beef
Allen T.

We stopped by here for an excellent breakfast with bottomless refills of coffee. I forget the Spanish name of my meal, but it was fried tortillas with fried egg and dried cured beef. The meal came with a small side of fruit (papaya, cantaloupe, and banana) and the coffee had a mild cinnamon flavor. Service was very friendly - our waitress didn't speak much English, but we were able to figure out the menu pretty easily with Google Translate.

Delicious huevos oaxacanos. Mole egg enchilada. Americano
Ross B.

This place is crazy good. I had the best breakfast I have ever had in Mexico here. Mole, eggs, avocado, beans, cheese. Crazy good coffee. And so cheap. Good lord. This place will make you appreciate being in Mexico so much more than you could imagine.

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Excellent breakfast in a cute courtyard. Loved the chiquiles and fruit plate. We ended up going three times!

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Very good food in a lovely courtyard surrounded by the incredible pottery gallery A great breakfast experience. Recommend highly!

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Bomb little breakfast spot close to everything in the centro. Very affordable as well. The chiliquiles are bomb here & the mocha frappe!

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They didn't have soy milk, which was disappointing. Service is also very slow and inconsistent.

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I ordered a torta de chorizo and my wife ordered a torta de cecina. Both were really good and the salsa was delicious.

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Very good food in a lovely courtyard surrounded by the incredible pottery gallery A great breakfast experience.

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Muss Café

Muss Café

4.4(53 reviews)
0.4 km
$$

Muss Cafe is a coffee shop located on the first floor of the Casa Antonieta hotel in the city…read morecenter of Oaxaca. This is not as well-known as other popular cafe spots in the area so it's not as busy and there is seating inside. We ordered the shakshuka ($125) and baguette jamon serrano y mozarella ($195). The shakshuka base was more of a soup than a sauce and its flavor was decent. We asked for the sandwich without olives but it still had some in there but it was fine. For drinks the flat white ($65) and americano ($45) were okay. It's more peaceful and not as busy if that's the vibe you're looking for. If you want another place to relax you can head through the door at the back of the cafe to the lobby of the hotel. If you're staying at the hotel this cafe is very convenient to get pastries or coffee.

I didn't realize there's outdoor seating. There's this hidden door ( well hidden to me because I…read morecouldn't see it. It's a tad bit romantic in there with low lit lighting.) it's really beautiful I tried to sit out there but was not allowed. It is for guest to the hotel. I had no idea it was part of a hotel. Gorgeous building. That hidden door makes sense. Mostly tourist, a few pretentious folk making me smile. I feel like if I don't look up I could be back at home in echo park. There is a local getting some work done on his laptop next to me. Small place, you could sit at the bar , there's 5 wooden stools. Now to the coffee. I had a single cappuccino with oatmilk. Strong and delicious coffee. It makes me not want to try other coffee shops but I must compare! You'll find goat milk yogurt here and chia pudding which I need before I venture off to my temazcal. Good coffee and grateful for light breakfast items items that are good for my sensitive gut. I asked and the coffee beans are legit from Oaxaca roasted from a place called San Juan cacahuatepec.

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Chepiche Café - Punkin pancakes

Chepiche Café

4.7(28 reviews)
1.2 km

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.

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