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.

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 spot with a clean atmosphere and a wide variety of food for everyone--from burgers and steak…read moreto authentic Oaxacan dishes. The prices were reasonable, and the service was attentive throughout our visit. I ordered a tlayuda, which was a generous portion and full of flavor. We also shared a Margherita pizza as an appetizer, and to finish, the crema de champiñones was absolutely amazing. We also loved that they had TVs so we could enjoy a soccer match while dining--it made the experience even better. Definitely a place we'd come back to!

We had a great time at El Sagrario. They were able to sit us right away on the third floor. It was…read morea nice location and fun ambiance since they had an open balcony right next to our table. Drinks were good and food was amazing! We had their Party Pizza which had everything - chorizo, bell peppers, onions, mushroom, cheese and pineapple. The crust tasted so fresh and nice crisp to it on the edges, the sesame on the crust added flavor. I never had a sesame pizza crust but it was so good. The cream of corn was delicious and they gave us rolls with dips which was also good! The waiters were nice and friendly!

I tried the pizza during my first visit…read more This time, I opted for the pasta. My boyfriend ordered the four cheese pasta and I got the arrabiata. The four cheese was extremely bland. The only flavor that it had was "stinky feet." The arrabiata was also bland. It just tasted like tomatoes. It was supposed to have onions and chiles too, but it didn't really taste like it. When I've had arrabiata at other restaurants it's usually a little spicy. I was extremely disappointed. Also, the bread that they served us before the meal tasted like it was stale and freezer burned (at the same time). Additionally, there was mold in the bowl of parmesan that they gave me for my pasta. I didn't notice until after I was almost finished (and I had used a lot of parmesan to try to add flavor). I'm really underwhelmed. The pasta ranged from mediocre to bad and the service was extremely slow. Even though this place is very close to my apartment, I will not be back. I will go to the other Italian place (a block away) or I will dump some Prego on some noodles and it'll be more flavorful.

My partner and I stopped at La Rústica for dinner on a night when we just felt like having pizza…read moreand salad instead of a big Mexican dinner. We were not disappointed. We ordered two glasses of wine, a Mista salad and a medium size pizza with mushrooms and chorizo. We were told the small pizza wasn't enough for 2 people. The salad was served with fresh from the oven bread and two salsas, one was a not too spicy pesto, the other fiery hot red chilies. The vegetables in the salad were fresh as could be and the bread was tasty, but we only took a bite as we were waiting for a pizza after all. The pizza, which was larger than we anticipated, was bubbling hot, the crust was tasty, thin and crisp. The cheese, sauce and toppings made for a delicious pie, but with the addition of some of the pesto salsa it was a home run. It just proved to be too much pizza for us and we were able to finish only half of it. We suspect the small pizza would have been just right. Bottom line, we highly recommend this cozy place if you're looking for a great pizza and fresh salad.

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.

Decent pizza with a functional ambiance and service. After a long day, we stopped in for a quick…read moredinner. The medium sized pizza was bigger than we expected. It tasted fine, though nothing extraordinary. The cheese on top was the Oaxaca cheese that has the texture of string cheese. And there was plenty of it! I would go back just to have nourishment but I expect there are better pizzas to be had in Oaxaca.

Very good. Great service. Good prices. When you're sick of tortillas, tacos, etc. great stop here…read moreclose to the action.

This is authentic Napolitano style pizza restaurant. Heads above the rest here in Oaxaca…read more They have a woodfired oven along with many other Italian specialties from the kitchen. The pizza offerings are plentiful and many are offered in smaller sizes. The pizza dough is perfectly cooked, soft on the inside, crunchy and firm on the outside. all the toppings were authentic. The service was prompt and friendly, and we were offered Limoncello after our dinner. The interior is clean and nicely done with the oven as the central feature. There is an outdoor area as well as inside dining some of the best pizza I've had anywhere not just in Mexico.

Absolutely wonderful. Came to celebrate a birthday and we really enjoyed the food. The service and…read moreambiance was exceptional. We also had the wine made by the owner. Highly recommend it.

My wife and I walked in kind of early after a long day shopping in Oaxaca de Juarez. They had an…read moreextensive wine list. I had a Petit Sirah from Baja and she got a Chilean Chardonnay both very good. The lasagna was passable, a large portion, and the pizza margherita was excellent. She liked the grilled tuna and subbed grilled veggies for the mashed potatoes. The star of the show was desert. She always orders tiramisu and loved the large portion. I got an ice cream cake called "de la abuela " or something I don't remember. Both made in-house and absolutely beautifully presented. Walter the chef (owner?) came by the table after the meal and made a very good impression. Nice guy !

Great experience and Italian sausage!!!!, Probably my new…read morefavorite. I also feel like it was kind of pricey for what it was but absolutely worthwhile me I guess I will just go there a little bit less than I otherwise might. (Two sausages on the side with no pasta or anything at 160 pesos seemed a little bit steep) but I am still glad to find it.