Great little place for a juice and a sandwich! The best torta I've had in Mexico…read more The have a small menu but it's a tiny place with every thing you need. Stop in to quench your thirst of cure those late arvo, too early for dinner cravings.

After walking around town my boyfriend and I were craving a snack and ordered the quesadilla and…read morelimonada de agua mineral. It was perfect! It came with two quesadillas, side of beans, guacamole, salsa and it was all homemade. The limonada is hands down the best limonada I've tried in my life. Perfect blend of sweet & tart. They made it from scratch- no bottled stuff here. The staff was kind, attentive and helpful. Bonus points for urging customers to reduce the use of plastic straws. Eco friendly! The owner liked that we brought our own reusable cup and stainless steel straw.

Good service, cold drinks, and good price point. Had an agua de limon which was a bit too tart for…read moremy tastes, but my husband loved it. Also had a Hugo de fresa (strawberry) and guanabana, both were delicious. 25 pesos for a small drink

One hundred percent recommend this business. Of all the agua Fresca I have tried in my life, this…read moreis by far the best I have ever had. They have so many different types of flavors to choose from and they're all natural with no added sugars. The first time I came here I tried at least three different ones and they were all fantastic. I will keep coming back here as long as I am in Oaxaca!

Aguas Casilda is in the center of the November 20th mercado in Oaxaca. This is the home of the…read moremost incredible aguas frescas, all of which are made in house. There were over a dozen flavors to choose from, and the wall of fame was impressive. We split the juanabana and the zapote. They are made from fruit, water and sugar syrup, but they add the sugar as you order so the sweetness can be customized. We asked for very little sugar, and these were the best that I have ever had. The juanabana is a prickly fruit with white tender meat inside that is tropical tasting with a hint of banana. It is naturally sweet and very refreshing. The zapote is a green skinned fruit with black "meat." The drink is topped with chopped pecans. It is hard to describe the flavor - perhaps it is like the fruit version of cocoa. Richly flavored and not that sweet but still very light. This was my personal favorite. WORTH THE TRIP FROM LOS ANGELES!!!!