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20 de Noviembre S/N
Centro
68000 Oaxaca
Mexico
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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.
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Store is great on the whole. Beef is awful - tough beyond belief. To charge for parking and then be…read moreexpected to tip the cart guy is really cheap. Sam would be embarrassed.
This is my go to store when it comes to buying wholesale. They have excellent prices in some…read moreproducts I need. I usually get flour,sugar and oil, and also dog food, there's a 25kg bag for $360. Which when you have a big dog comes very useful plus it's a good quality product. Also when we have family reunions we buy all our meat, condiments & bread here. There's a baking section with lots of yummy baked goods at good prices. I did prefer when there was a variety of bagels to choose from but now they come in 1 flavour already packed. Sometimes you can also find good deals on clothes & shoes. You'll find less people if you go early morning during weekdays, weekends tend to be really busy and there big lineups but you don't have to wait for too long.
Amplia variedad en vinos y licores.
There's no better place for me to buy meat. They have excellent quality and last y ear I believe,…read morethey started selling huevo criollo, a bit more expensive but worth it. They can deliver your meat if you call ahead or have your order ready for pick up. The best part is this is not only a meat shop, you can get different kinds of cheese, dairy products, produce, baked goods, imported stuff like cookies, oils, etc, liquors & even some over the counter medicines.
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What a delight to find this little ice cream store by accident!!!…read moreI am not a big ice cream person at all, so when I say I LOVED IT!!! The staff in Oaxaca across from the big Market November were so much fun and were great at their job! I highly recommend this ice cream and will go again when I am in Oaxaca.
Nice refreshing desserts. Some customers but plenty of space around 4pm on a Thursday (New Year's…read moreEve). See my pics for additional details. We had delicious Combos of Pina Colada, Leche, Mango (I believe), and Watermelon. They were all really tasty! You can pretty much get anything here, the ice has a nice smooth texture, is pretty rich & creamy.
Unfortunately this place is no longer in business at this location. Building is boarded up and no…read moresigns of any activity. Regards, Joe L.
Ever since I moved to Oaxaca my aunt recommended to buy quesillo & Queso fresco here. I've been…read morebuying cheese & lots of butter (which is different to regular butter (less filtered & fresh, although it has a particular smell, buttermilk which I'm not a big fan of), I even bought a couple avocados 2 days ago and they were perfectly ripe, plus the occasional turkey breast, chorizo, besitos (cookies with strawberry jam) and tortillas, most of the time their fruits and veggies are super fresh and perfectly ripe.
Was literally on my way to a restaurant a mile away for some lunchtime tamales and atole…read morechampurrado and walked smack right into this food stall. They do three kinds of tamales: mole, verde and rojo, and champurrado. I got two tamales de mole, used to the wimpy tamales in the states. Whoa, these babies are freakin huge. I was so full after one. And the mole was complex and rich and sweet and savory all at the same time. Duh, it's Oaxaca. The grandmas know what's up.