This place is delicious and I would eat here every day if I could. I love it. I definitely…read morerecommend it. I do not speak Spanish but was able to muddle my way to ordering an amazing breakfast.

Ambience is beautiful - plants galore and red umbrellas, fans on…read more The menu has some vegetarian options - I got the rojo chilaquiles with huevos. They cracked 2 eggs and served it runny which is not my favorite but it's fine. It was my first time having chilaquiles but wasn't blown away. The food feels average but the service is great and the tables are clean. Not a bad spot, affordable prices.

Walked here on a Tuesday afternoon without a reservation. The pitcher of juice and basket of bread…read morecame complementary to the table. We both got a salad and soup. The salad did not have enough dressing but the carrot soup was delicious. My partner got the steak and I got the chicken. The steak was bland but the chicken had an incredible amount of flavor from the savory, sweet, and tangy sauce. It's too bad the salad has so little dressing because that was the only fiber in the meal. For dessert they gave us free jello. The place was good but not worth making a trip for. There were a good amount of locals also dinning here. The meal came out to MX$245 for two people.

A hidden gem. Simple and straightforward . Chile Relleno was excellent as was the Salsa Morita for…read morethe pork dish. So far I have eaten at some of the more expensive places in town and this inexpensive "diner" was more fulfilling. No English spoken. You can use the free WiFi for translation if needed.

Loved it so much we made the trek two times during our visit. Food was great and reasonably priced…read more I loved the chorizo on my tlyuda. The beans have such a great flavor.

Had lunch here. Ordered the Plato tipico Oaxaqueno. It it definitely more than enough food for…read moretwo. Came with bolas de chorizo, tasajo, mole negro, and some asiento. Overall it was good 3/5 +1 star because they had hand sanitizer at the tables and the staff were attentive.

Don't bother going-I was there at almost 9 am and a man said they weren't open, yet they advertise…read moreas opening at 8 am. don't appreciate a place that does not stick to their hours.

Most amazing breakfast between Mexico City and Oaxaca that my husband and I have had. We came to…read moreOaxaca for the food and art and this small, casual spot run by young men in a tiny kitchen so over delivered. Food was incredible and very large portions for price, latte was fabulous and atmosphere was great. Definitely worth a try! Would recommend to any of our friends from NYC or elsewhere visiting Oaxaca.

I paid 80 pesos for a delicious meal including drink and dessert. I love this concept. Everything…read moresuper fresh, tasty and affordable.

Mercado Benito Juarez is a traditional market in the city center of Oaxaca. It's right next to the…read moreZocalo (main square) and is an indoor market filled with fresh food stalls, meat and produce, souvenirs, and other goods. You'll see local delicacies like mezcal, tejate, and grasshoppers by the buckets. Beware that there is a raw meat alley that does not smell good at all if you're sensitive to that. If you're visiting Oaxaca you will most likely visit this market and the adjacent Mercado 20 de Noviembre. It's a glimpse into the daily lives of many local people and the things they eat, drink, and buy.

Another MUST SEE in Oaxaca…read more During our time in Oaxaca we came here several time LOL We ate here, shopped here and explored. You can literally spend all day here This mercado has everything and anything you can think of. Tons of restaurants, and vendors selling seasoned grasshoppers, mole, liquor, chocolate, herbs and spices, ice cream, seafood, meat ect Everyone is super friendly, we felt safe here at all times