Met a friend for dinner and none of us had been to Rotoco. None of us were disappointed. The…read morerestaurant is small with live music two nights a week. The food was delicious--probably one of the best meals we had in Huatulco. There was a power outage just before we arrived, but after a 20 minute walk around the area, we returned to the restaurant and things were back to normal. The staff were friendly, helpful and upbeat, even with the added stress. We all ordered fish which was delicious, perfectly prepared and presented. I would highly recommend Rotoco and look forward to returning.

3 of us Visited Rocoto this evening. Service great, staff great, food and drinks outstanding. Cute…read morelittle place with very well done atmosphere. Very clean all around and very clean bathrooms. The seafood was to die for. I would recommend to anyone visiting Huatulco area in Mexico. I was a restaurantier for over 40 years. This place is top of the line. Keith Eloy Arizona

Great food & service. Street musicians fun…read more However 2 glasses of house wine were as expensive as my dinner. Check price before you order. Would be 5 star, but wine cost was a surprise.

We had a party of 8. Great service and the place was packed. The food is good, better than average…read morefor the area. Wings are great, ceviche great, the Alfredo dishes are good, spaghetti bolognese was okay. The restaurants cater mostly to Canadian tourists. I know nothing about the Canadian pallet, but apparently they like it. As a Texan, I say the service was as good as it gets, and the food certainly makes it worth the short walk.

Came here for supper with a group of friends. Fabulous service fabulous food,…read moreordered clubhouse made with this delicious sausage instead of the traditional bacon we are used to and wonderful fries. Ordered a burger and fries which was delicious as well Mahi Mahi taco can't rave as much as I would like to was to delicious. Could have been the many beers that made everything taste good not sure LOL. The waitress was very attentive in keeping our table clean during our stay, and keeping our drinks full. Watched the sports games on TV all around fun evening. All street parking on very narrow streets. We will definitely be returning!!

Came here for dinner post 6 day trekking and craving a burger with fries and fish tacos…read more This is a fantastic location for people watching. In fact we actually spotted people from our trekking group as we were waiting for our meal. Small world indeed. Food hit the spot! Music was not too loud and great soundtrack! Highly recommend!

Great food great atmosphere Fantastic service. Limited…read moreEnglish spoken here for us makes us broaden the Mexican language. Italian, traditional Mexican cuisine. We ordered Camarones Costeños, Sopa de Frijol, Manzana Verde, Empanadas, Camarones Oaxaqueños. Everything we ordered was delicious. The service was on par with making sure our drinks are full and the food was good. Would be wise to make reservations for the evening, this place is packed with people. Inside is air conditioned which is nice relief from the heat. We really enjoyed our time with the friendly server. Very clean washrooms Street parking on very narrow streets.

Read the reviews and,... well had to try the coconut French toast. Problem is I also wanted an…read moreomelette. Solution, half order and the ham and cheese omelette. It's way too much food, so my wife and I split the French toast and ordered entrees. She ordered divorced eggs (yup a real thing) and I got the omelette. We will definitely come back.

Delicious trip into town on the square for authentic tacos, our host Geraldo was so friendly &…read morewelcoming!

Located downtown convenient to taxis. Homemade guacamole, shrimp cocktail, chicken soup w margarita…read moreand beer. Reasonable prices.

This is an upscale restaurant in La Crucecita. We had a delicious meal at this lovely restaurant…read more We started with a great blue cheese lettuce salad, which came wrapped with a band of crisp tortilla. Outstanding! The filet mignon was very tender and cooked exactly as I requested. I had it with butter, lemon and garlic, which was wonderful. The service was excellent and there were several good wines to choose from. The space is upstairs with a view over the square. The atmosphere is lovely and quiet. The lighting was very nice and the fans and light breeze provided relief from the heat. For a very nice meal, I highly recommend Onix.

I had eggs over easy in huevos rancheros for breakfast and 24 hours later I came down with what…read moreappears to be salmonella food poisoning. This was the only meal that others in my family did not eat yesterday and none of them are sick, so I'm assuming this was the source. Bottom line - I need my head examined for eating undercooked eggs here. My apologies to Onix if this wasn't the source of my food poisoning, but it seems most likely. We also ordered guacamole, and fresh squeezed orange juice and grapefruit juice. Delicious.

Don't miss this wonderful dining experience in Huatulco. A hidden gem just a few blocks walk from…read morethe square. Juan and his staff welcomed us with a friendly smile and provided a detailed description of various options offered on the menu. The service was professional. This place is very clean and has air-conditioning, which is a nice break from the heat and humidity. The food was prepared from scratch, fresh to order, using the finest ingredients. The shrimp was grilled to perfection and the beef was so tender and flavorful that I was sad to take my last bite. They have a full bar and wine list as well as freshly prepared juices. My favorite is watermelon. Treat yourself to a five star meal at economy prices.

The 5 stars is for the Molé. Probably one of the best molés I've ever had and I am a 35 year old…read moreMexican with a Oaxacan wife. Place was empty when we got here, got advised by a taxi driver to eat here. I was planning on being disappointed but was instead pleasantly surprised. Would probably eat here again but I am out and about trying different molés around town. I got the black mole, my wife got the red mole. Hers was more spicy and mine more sweet, but both definitely had a variety of chiles that hit different notes.

A cab driver recommended this place to us and we had a great dinner. I ordered the tilapia with…read moregarlic and butter - it was so good. We also had the ceviche which was fantastic and my husband ordered the mole chicken. Everything we ate was great and service was good. Would definitely go back!

Service superb! Food delicious. Airconditioned and the best part? Next to the Mercado to buy…read moretrinkets . Here's what we ordered: Caldo tlalpeño Quesadillas de chapulines El mero mole( 4 types of mole to sample) Huevos con tasajo( beef) in Red sauce Coming back for dinner , for sure!!!

Not too sure if I would return to this restaurant again …read more.... Eating a delicious authentic Oaxacan dish is just as important as its presentation, portioning, temperature and price. For some unknown reason - only 7 in our group - our dishes arrived at our table approximately 50 minutes later. I had factored the amount of people that were already inside the restaurant eating versus the ones that were still waiting for their order to arrive. In this case, I only saw one table of two persons still waiting. I usually give a grace period of 30 to 40 minutes depending on party size and types of orders that were being placed. Nothing we ordered seemed to be complicated, including drinks. To add more fuel to the fire, my friend's order, was missed somehow. She had reminded the our server once. We didn't get his name, but he was a short, older gray haired gentleman. I only noticed two servers roaming around the restaurant and a female hostess. My friend's order arrived approximately 12 minutes later after ours. Her order was similar to mine but with an additional ingredient, chicken mole. In fact, the majority of us ordered basic dishes. We all had to try their Tlayuda dish. It resembled a pizza pie on a large crunchy tortilla chip. The taste for me, overall, was on the salty side. The meat alone had zero flavor. It's as if the meat was cooked and thrown on the dish afterwards without any seasoning. The restaurant had nice post "all souls day" decor. The dead flowers on the tables should have been thrown away. No one wants to see dead flowers. The hostess was pleasant and welcoming. For the most part, we were all satisfied with our meal... very full. Side note, we never complained to the manager about our very late meal arrival and the order that was missed. I thought for sure our server would give my friend some kind of discount. None. Our server was not very attentive and he lacked basic server communication skills (our group even spoke Spanish). He also did not accept fault for missing my friend's order. Zero accountability, no apologies. Actually, he acted lame hoping the issue was just go away. Not a terrible terrible experience, however, El Sabor de Oaxaca did not pull through for us last night

We stopped in for a drink and stayed for dinner. Manager greeted us and took us up stairs for an…read moreeven better view of the marina. We started with a glass of wine and a margarita and added on the Quesadillas with flank steak. Meal came with bread sticks and a pesto sauce and seasoned butter. The meal consisted of four mini quesadillas that could be eaten like soft tacos. Came with a slightly spicy sauce along chopped lettuce, carrots and onions to add on to the tortillas. I added the pesto as well as the spicy sauce and it was great! Total cost was just $335 pesos--about $17,00US. A cheap, really good dinner. We didn't leave hungry