Decent prices. Terrible customer service. This place could be great with some nicer staff. They…read morehave no patience for beginner Spanish.

The ribeye with guacamole was delicious and the perfect portion size. The only issue was the…read moreinitial service we received. Once another server noticed that he wasn't able to handle 2 tables at once though they took over our table so that our drinks could be delivered and orders taken. The rooftop atmosphere and live music was extremely nice.

Rooftop dinning with live music. We had the Duo de Moles, Tacos de lechoncito horneado, chicharon…read morede rib eye con guacamole martajado, perfumado con chepiche. Service was great and the meal was delicious.

the best food I've had in Oaxaca: chile en nogada, a…read morepoblano pepper filled with chicken, beef, pork or vegetarian in a cream sauce with pecans, topped with pomegranate seeds. a specialty of nearby Puebla. try it! also a lovely space on two levels.

The food was Amazing. The tlayudas were huge and super tasty. The best thing was the baguette de…read morepollo. I wish I took a pic but man was it fresh. We added quesillo to make it extra cheesy. I got the memelas and they were huge. Overall food was fresh, full of flavor, and good service!

El Huateque was not a bad choice but I wasn't blown away by the cuisine here, in comparison to the…read moreother great breakfast joints in the area. They didn't serve cafe de la olla, which is a definite minus for the wife and I and the cuisine was "just ok." Service was pretty good and the location is conveniently close to the main attractions. My wife had the chilaquiles and they were no better than basic. I had a cheese omelette with grasshoppers but there seemed to be something missing in taste of it all. Also, bring cash...The place does not take cards or U.S. currency so I had to walk several blocks to find an ATM to cover my bill. Other than the convenient location, I don't have too many good things to say about this little spot. Stars: 3.1

I ate breakfast and dinner here today…read more The breakfast was good. I had scrambled eggs and my boyfriend got chilaquiles verde con cebollas. They don't list the bebidas on the menu so we had to play the "do you have this..." game. For dinner, we both got sopa de cebollas (onion soup) and wow it was good. It was flavorful and comforting. It reminded me of my grandma. We also had mole. They only had three of the types listed on the menu, which was somewhat disappointing. It was made with chicken breast (no bone), which I liked though. I'd go back for the onion soup. Also, it's a good place for breakfast.

Let the cool group go to the coolest nouveau cuisine restaurant. I have nothing against innovation…read more But this place is a family place, with deep history and the best damn 7 moles in Oaxaca. The real deal.

Great spot for chilaquiles. Notably if you want meat or eggs with your chilaquiles you need to ask…read moreseparately. My friends got enfrijoles and huevos rancheros and enjoyed them. Service was good though no one else was at the restaurant around 10am on a weekday

Stopped here mostly for Banjo and we got dessert and something to drink…read more Kinda loud due to the Day of the Dead festivities. Service decent. Lots of people watching.

We are seniors from the USA who do not speak Spanish. One of the very few restaurants that had an…read moreEnglish menu in Oaxaca. We had Fajitas the first time. They were delicious. We had hamburgers the second time--just okay. We were tired the second time and wanted something quick.

They REALLY do love their tlayudas... and I do to!…read more I ordered the chorizo tlayuda and it came with the chorizo ground up and folded inside (which I love). They have an awesome salsa and sides bar where you can add salsa de guacamole, their signature "I love" salsa, limes, pickled nopal (so damn good), and a lot more I can't remember at the moment. The ambience is definitely hipster and they had a damn good graphic designer do their giant wall menu. It all makes the place feel super fun. It also looks like they had stage where bands play. We went on the weekend so we missed the crazy stuff. Maybe we'll go back for dancing and mezcal soon.

Nice tlayuda place with a nice selection of toppings ("salsas"). Family environment with parking…read more Recommended.