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!

Loved this place so much we went twice. The ambiance is just…read morelovely the service is outstanding , the food is delicious and prices are ok. They start you off with a basked of free rolls, some with cheese inside. We ordered the tomatosalad and the beet salad and shared the suckling pig. That was plenty of food for two people. The suckling pig was truly the star! It was absolutely delicious! There is even a guitar player in the front for some nice ambient music. My favorite dinner in oaxaca!!

The view from the rooftop is amazing, great views of the city. Service was prompt and good, the…read moresuprema de pollo was well. Poles and delicious, I had a hamburger, tasty and well cooked, the French fries were cold. Excellent experience.

Recommended by someone we met at a restaurant for the view from the patron and she was not wrong…read more Just came for coffee/breakfast. Service seemed attentive. Nice solid cutlery. Fruit very fresh

On my exploration of Oxen cuisine, I came across La Popular so my group and I checked it out. There…read morewas no wait and we were able to be seated right away. It is quite cozy inside with dim lighting to make it more ambient. When it was time to order the waitress came and was really friendly to all of the members from our large group. I was quite hungry so I ordered an aqua Fresca, a tostada, and a torta. I ordered an Agua Fresca de Pepino con Limon and it was so refreshing and delicious. However, I did order it without ice since I find that drinks are usually already cold as is and don't need ice, this was a mistake. The flavor was spot on, however it was room temperature, which could have been avoided if I did add ice. The torta that I ordered was of chorizo. There were plenty of toppings and the bread was really nice and fluffy. The chorizo was was actually very oily which did take away from the flavor and made the inside quite mushy and soggy. If you do order a torta, I would suggest getting a different protein than chorizo. I also ordered a tostada de pulpo. I was very thrown off as the seafood and the octopus in it were slightly warm. To my understanding, seafood should be refrigerated and kept cool so it does not go bad so I was slightly concerned as it felt like it had been sitting outside for a while. The flavor was not great either, quite bland like there were no seasonings or preparation from the octopus or the rest of the toppings.

We had stumbled upon this lovely lively establishment on our way to pregame before our fancy dinner…read moreat Los Danzantes. No one had really came to greet or seat us. We had gone in and sat ourselves. Only then did they came by with menus. Most of the drinks were tasty! I personally loved their thai inspired cocktail with basil lit up to create a nice aroma. Paired beautifully.

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

This is a rooftop restaurant by Plaza del Danza. It is located in a hotel. You would walk in and go…read moreup the stairs (keep walking as you pass by the seats and hotel amenities). Note: make sure you place a reservation ahead of time. We didn't but we decided to wait (the estimated wait time was 25 minutes, but we were seated within 5-10 mins). We ordered the cocktails (tasted good - the mezcal mule could have been stronger but the mezcal old fashioned was strong). Food tasted great! I loved being able to watch the kitchen work and send out food. It felt like one of those high end restaurants. There is an english and spanish menu. Staff was attentive and made sure we were good with our orders. You can also pay by credit card. The restrooms are by the kitchen.

Lovely unassuming spot in the center of Oaxaca. Service was good and great prices considering the…read morebeautiful rooftop experience + deliciously prepared food. Most memorable for me was the soup -- don't remember the name but the broth was delicious and has a piece of corn on the cob in it. They had the traditional Oaxacan staples but what I loved is that they rolled the Tlayuda. A good spot to add to the list while visiting Oaxaca.

What a lovely hotel, priding itself on its LGBTQ+ community, tasteful decor, beautiful garden, and…read moreenvironmentally conscious hotel. A light Mexican breakfast - see: sweet bread and coffee - is offered daily for the morning risers. Location is a solid 10-15 minutes walk (somewhat uphill on the return trip) from the bustling tourist zone of Oaxaca - but that means its nice and quiet. A room for 2 will run you ~$33 USD per night. The bed (as is in nearly all of Mexico's hotels) firm. No TV nor air-conditioner in the room - but the truth is you don't need either - the city of Oaxaca beckons! Would definitely stay here again!

My favorite hotel in Oaxaca. Staff doesn't speak much English but are very helpful and friendly…read more Very good rates and very charming hotel. Ask if habitacion #4 is available!

It's nice to sit and people watch in the zocalo and have breakfast. Service was really good and it…read moreis a great spot for breakfast. The coffee was especially delicious. I enjoyed the eggs, bacon and assortment of breads. The patio was really fantastic.

Amazing menu we had two specials of the day... camarones à la plancha and tacos de lechón…read moreconfitado... shrimp cooked with olive oil and garlic and the tacos, slowed cooked baby pig !!! The service was great. As usual in Mexico, two to three people attending your table!!! In a colonial building in the Zocalo of Oaxaca with a modern setting... and the price is totally right!!?

The food was good as was the service. The waiter was helpful and attentive…read more The beer was a brew I had not tried before. Good dark beer

"German" food in Oaxaca The food here is not authentic, but…read moreit's tasty, the portions are generous, and it's incredibly good value! The bread here is very good too!