Working class Oaxacan food and setting…read more I went there twice and was the only gringo both times. No mole negro-one of my favorite things about Oaxaca, but all you can eat Oaxacan style food for 60 Pesos, about $3.50 USD, just about half of what I paid for a more extensive buffet on the Zocalo. The first time I was there both the staff and customers were having a great time watching Shrek. Fun! If you want to enjoy Oaxacan food away from the tourist scene, this is it.

This place is hands down one of the best buffets I've been to. Including the ones in Vegas. The…read moreprice, service and food are what makes this place great. $208 pesos Mexicanos for each person not including the drinks. You can get a big jar with agua fresca for $110 pesos enough for 4 people. Whenever I come to Oaxaca this place is a must! My mom is a picky eater but she love this place and so does the rest of my family. Can't wait to go back again !

This location is amazing. The food is delicious, so manyy things to choose from. It is veRy kid…read morefriendly and has a actual planne from 1952 in which you kids can go in and explore. Friendly staff and good customer service! I am amazed how it all turned out. 14 hours flight made I it all worth it!

This place is amazing, starting with the service. These people make feel so welcome right from the…read morestart. Food is simply amazing and very tasty! My octopus was perfectly cooked. The place is so beautiful and decorated that aligns very well with the food. I highly recommend this place!

So I found this restaurant just while driving around the town and it looks so cute and I looked it…read moreup and it looks so nice on the inside that I said yes we're definitely having Thanksgiving dinner here since we went to spend Thanksgiving here in this beautiful city. When we arrived, they had our reservation at the place was so nice. They even had live music at one point but not loud very nice music. They had a great selection of drinks and wine so you couldn't go wrong there. We got a variety of plates. I got the steak which was phenomenal. It literally was like butter. My aunt got the mole and I have to say that was delicious. We also actually started with a beat and goat fluff cheese, which was amazing. Definitely must have. We also got a shrimp taco, which was phenomenal. For a drink I got a carajillo which is one of my favorite things to drink when I'm in Mexico. Overall, great experience here everything was beautiful and great presentation and very well served. Definitely booked this restaurant when you are in the city.

Very Quiet and relaxing place to eat. Kids can play in the playground with bicycles provided.read more

Lol what a garbage tourist trap of a place. Your tour guide gets a kickback taking you here. It's…read morecrazy expensive compared to the food in the area and everything kinda sucks.

TOURIST TRAP!!!! The tour buses bring you here in the middle of a day trip. There are zero other…read morefood options around. They're charging $150 pesos per person, not including water or soda or anything to drink. That is crazy overpriced for Mexico! You're normal lunch would be $60. They have mole... but the rest of the food is pretty cheap - tortillas, grilled fillets of chicken, cucumber slices, and an array of cheap desserts. The "quesadilla" was cold, the "salad" was shredded ice burg, the staff couldn't keep up with the tables. You should avoid this place and eat someplace more authentic and

Really a great choice for a large group. Lots and lots of choices. Only complaint...had no idea…read morewhat most of it was. Some small signs on the food would have been super useful. One great thing was the desert selection. Still had no idea what it was but tasted almost all of them. Very nice open air dining. Our CEO on the trip knew the owner too.