Tasty little find by my hotel in Jalatlaco in Oaxaca. Great variety and the plating is so cute! I…read morehad one of their yogurt bowls w tropical fruit and a chocolate batado - both were delicious! They also have a big display case w lots of yummy looking Mexican pastries. I may be back to try one of those soon!

The bread is really good, especially the traditional ones. The best one was the one with…read moremilk/cream. Semi flat with sugar on top. The muffin was not bad and the pancake bread would be really nice with some milk or soemthing, it was quite dry. There was another cream filled pastry with some berries in there, that'd another good one. Place was packed so we couldn't eat there. But we went and sat outside a catholic church.

Brilliant! This place is amazing! The staff are too nice and work so hard to provide such…read moreexperience! The environment is very inviting and the food is delicious! Come with friends!

Lunch stop!! After a hot morning walking around the…read morebotanical gardens, we really enjoyed our lunch at this café! The Greek salad was good and the shakshukas were amazing. Everything is served with the terrific sourdough bread from Boulenc! The coffee is excellent too!!

Cafe Brujula is in central Oaxaca. It's a popular coffee shop with many selections. I ordered a…read morepastry and latte, and both were pretty good! Not the best, but not bad. The decor was pretty and service was prompt.

Loved this spot! I tried the regular cold brew and the cold brew with mezcal, and both were really…read moregood. The regular cold brew was smooth and refreshing, and the mezcal version was such a fun twist without being overpowering. The vibe was relaxed, the service was friendly, and it's a great place to cool off while exploring Oaxaca. Definitely worth stopping by if you're a coffee lover!

Came in for afternoon coffee and was told to take a seat and waiter would be with me. Very cute…read morepatio with cozy chairs and a peaceful relaxed feeling. Ordered a French press and it was really good. Staff was all very kind and friendly.

Blason is a local coffee chain that originated in Oaxaca and is known for growing the coffee beans…read morein Oaxaca itself. It has multiple locations across the Oaxaca area. This location is in the Jalatlaco area about a 15 minute walk from the city center. We ordered the americano frio ($40 MXN) and the frappe caramel ($75) which were both good. What we really liked was the daikris ($65) which tasted like a yuzu or loquat soda/refresher and was really tasty for the hot day. It's a casual coffee shop but they serve some good drinks.

What a great find for morning coffee. Beautiful space with a selection of pastries and a very…read morerelaxing vibe to just sit & relax. The staff are very friendly and helpful with me and my appalling Spanish skills. Blasón is situated on the corner of a very hip neighborhood in Oaxaca called Jalatlaco. Lots of beautiful places to stop in & scout out the cool finds. The coffee is very very good. Glad I happened upon it. Don't miss if you are in this area.

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.

We found this gem due to an IG influencer, but can remember who. The actual restaurant we ate at is…read morecalled AMA, but IG picks up the coffee location downstairs. Ama is past the heavy door within Muss cafe. What called me to AMA was moreso the plants lol, but the menu carried through. I ordered the huevos rancheros with a water based Oaxacan chocolate. I was so happy they had the water option (most of Oaxaca does) bc the more north you go they usually just do milk. The water chocolate was delicious. Still smooth even with a little butter taste due to how the chocolate was price (no dairy though). The huevos rancheros were light, but delicious. Did wish for some more black beans though. My friends breakfast dishes were just as delicious. One ordered the Parmesan mushroom toast and the other toast with compote with a side of egg and bacon. Highly recommend this place for breakfast, drinks and a cute view of part of the city.