Fonda Florecita is an icon within the Mercado la Merced. The man who was serving us has flair and…read morepatience with tourists. He is fluent in English as well, so it is very easy to order what you want. I came here specifically for Mole Negros--king of the 7 infamous Moles in Oaxaca. I was not disappointed. Somewhat lackluster on its own with dark, earthy, smoky, acrid notes. The mole becomes alive when combined with the garlic oil rice--suddenly berry flavors burst forth. Then mix in slices of the firm, moist, sweet chicken and the mole takes on nutty hues. Washed it all down with a massive orange juice. Light lunch for 120 pesos ($6)--but priceless encounter with an icon.

One of the best places to eat authentic Oaxacan food. Very tasty food and excellent service to go…read morewith it. Lovely space, and warm people. 20/10 would highly recommend and will definitely come back.

Very disappointing. I like giving my business to the local guys but this was disappointing. My wife…read moreordered oatmeal but was given granola instead. The coffee was water down and the food was ok.

Great place for a quick and reasonably priced breakfast! Menu items include coffee, pastries and…read morejuIce or fruit. The restaurant is nicely decorated and welcoming!

Delicious soup perfect for a vegetarian but with cheese. I'm hooked on it so never try to eat…read moreanything new. The soup is Sopa de Azteca & has tortillas, avocado, cubed cheese in a tomato base. The server, Sebastian is a pleasure & is bilingual too.

Fantastic local and authentic neighborhood place. Family owned. Everyone was so nice. Food was…read moreterrific. If you want a real experience of Oaxaca, go. We had a blast.