This is a sweet little place with seating for around 20. An americano is one dollar, a to die for…read morelittle pastry about 40 cents US. An iced cappuccino, just shy of $2 US even comes with an eco friendly metal straw. The friendly barista will give you a small straw plate. Use the tongs to select your favorite from the tempting central table. And enjoy

Maybe the best lattes we've had in Oaxaca, with beautiful crockery, which is also for sale. The…read morebaking is incredible, and very inexpensive. The ambience is casual and unassuming.

First time here and it was a good experience…read more Environment: Small but home style seating. Food: I order the chilaquiles and they were good. However, the sauce was pretty watery and lacked in flavor. Drinks: I order just a plain coffee and it was decent. Staff: The staff here was GREAT! There were several servers walking around, and they were very attentive .

One of the best spots in Oaxaca to get Chocolaté Oax! Would go at least 2-3 times a week here. On…read moresome days they would run out. Definitely recommend!

I ate here four mornings in a row. They make the best cappuccino I have had in my life in any…read morecountry, anywhere. The young people staffing the restaurant are all sweet and charming, greeting us warmly every morning. They have choices for vegans, but every morning I loaded up on eggs, bacon and bread. It is inexpensive, fresh and yummy. If you're in this part of Oaxaca definitely stop by. PS The corner it's on was the easiest place to catch a cab for us the 5 days we were there.

Oh man, this place is so good! And they have some homemade hot sauce that you can buy at their…read morestore next door! This was the best breakfast place we went to. Got the desayuno de chilaquiles verdes, it was incredibly difficult to figure out how to say sunny side up in Spanish, it's defintiely doesn't help to use arriba and sol in the same sentence, but saying cooked one side is the correct way. My friend got something with crickets, which he had no idea til halfway, it was super good but it was a bit of a mental battle for him to down it. We sat outside and it was the spot to be, inside is nice but it was kind of dim for a sunny day.

Average Mexican bread. I wish they had coffee. They people behind the desk were not too friendly…read more I just grabbed a couple of pieces to take on a tour.

Stumbled on this place randomly while walking to the artisan market because it reminded me of 85…read moredegrees (in the States). Similarly to 85 degrees, you grab a tray and tongs and walk around putting the bread on your tray before check out. There are so many breads there and even a back area where you can get bread. My issue is that while the bread looked delicious, I wasn't a fan of the bread's flavor unfortunately. It was super affordable though and a fun experience so I didn't mind that.

Had a great lunch here. Seating is in a courtyard. It was…read moremostly breakfast food with a good selection of egg dishes + Mexican breakfast dishes. The horchata came unsweetened -- you can sweeten yourself. We enjoyed the rustic omelette, chilaquiles, enfrijoladas, and Emmoladas. Everything was fresh and delish!

Repeat customer here. I've been to Oaxaca twice now (four years apart and both times I've come to…read morethis place for breakfast. If you like Chilaquiles, you will have the best Chilaquiles of your life here. I recommend you order them with chorizo and get both sauces. On top of everything, the coffee is delicious as as well as the chocolate drinks. I had the horchata latte and it was delicious. Just so you know there was no coffee in that. Would highly recommend!

Tucked away on one of the many historic districts streets; 401 Calle Reforma to be exact is a very…read morecozy and quiet cafe. You may find, as I did, Café La Antigua to be a gem of a cafe. The coffee is very good and they sell it whole bean or ground by the bag, which is a rare find in Oaxaca Centro. So far I've tried the iced cappuccino the café moka con chocolaté. During my stay in Oaxaca Centro Café La Antigua has become my go to coffee shop. The postres, the Mexican chocolaté brownie is delicious and moist! More importantly it's not overly sweet!I've also had the two meat ( pierna hogado and serrano ham) baguette with salad! Amazingly good. The waitress is, as always friendly and helpful. And she makes the best coffee that I've had in Oaxaca Centro! When I return in a fee months I look forward to coming back here. Still 5 Solid

This review is based mostly on the ambiance since I can only really speak for the coffee itself. I…read morehaven't had anything else from here except an Americano and a bag of coffee to go. The place is really charming ... I can't think of any other way to describe it. Between the sign out front, the old coffee grinder in the courtyard and really pleasant staff, this has to be one of the best coffee shops in downtown Oaxaca. And given the name (la Antigua), perhaps one of the oldest.

Great place to get a sweet dessert, a donut, typical sweet bread from Oaxaca and also Napolitana (a…read morerectangle shaped croissant filled with chocolate). They also sell rolls which are fresh, crispy and delicious. The Churros that they also sell here, are freshly made when you order them. They have different ones filled with cream and chocolate. Really good price for the rolls and also a very fair price for the sweet bread.

El Tandejon?? I think this restaurant is now called El Tandejon. Cozy and great atmosphere but I…read morewouldn't come here for the good. It's a cute and small place with a nice courtyard that has a fountain though it looks like there are only two tables in the courtyard. Expect lots of gringos during touristy periods, it's sort of in the middle off of several hostels. The service was good, lady wrote down Wi-Fi login and handed it to me as soon as I sat down which was thoughtful :) Food was ok . The drowning eggs were ok but the sauce was a little too sour for me. I ordered some chilaquilles with pork and they were a little too salty and sour