Such good ice cream! All vegan and made with local ingredients of coconuts and agave. Also the…read morecookie bowl is made by a local lady in her clay oven. AND! No sugar just agave as sweetener. I had lemon, passion fruit and café of ice creams. Loved all of them equally

The liquadios make refreshing after dinner dessert/drinks/fruit intake. Whenever I travel these…read morecome in handy when I feel I didn't get enough fiber for the day. Menu explains it all. It's slightly sweet, delicious, and overall healthy. Many people came here for the paletas though. Highly recommend!

Ice cream was excellent, all the flavors we had were delicious (Oreo, vanilla, chocolate and…read morecoffee). The servers were so patient and helpful. We'll definitely be back!

Excellent location for visiting the Zócalo and museums…read more Great security Friendly neighborhood

Great ice cream store. We came after dinner on the rinconada…read more Each ice cream tasted like the actual flavor Coffee Coconut Nuts Pistachio All great.

Okay... This was simply a culinary experience. The food was absolutely unique in every way. I…read morehaven't had the opportunity to try new flavors and just love them immediately in a long time. Service was basic, nothing over the top. Except crumbing the table between courses which we of course appreciate. There was a language barrier. I try my absolute best with speaking in espanol although it may not come across correctly. So I order some things that didn't arrive in the drink department. Not the end of the world we had a great time. The small details of the plates that seem handmade was great, the overall vibe of the place is casual, but the delivery of food quickly throws that to the way side. Thanks for making my girlfriends 30th b day special!

Este es un restaurante fue incluido en la guía Michelin este 2024. La comida y el ambiente…read moreestuvieron sensacional. La ubicación es un poco retirada, pero vale la pena. La comida estaba deliciosa y los ingredientes muy frescos. El servicio fue muy bueno, como de esperarse en México. Tiene una vibe muy relax y es al aire abierto. Los precios de la comida estan de acuerdo a la calidad. Alrededor de 1,000 pesos mexicanos por persona.

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

Five stars for the view and service. Food was good to really good, but honestly not that memorable…read more I had the dorado a la diabla which was a nice Mahi mahi cooked well but lacked the punch you would expect from an a la diabla dish. Very good otherwise, but I wanted heat! Also tried the arrachera which was again, good, but not great for Mexico. I get it. It's a hotel restaurant which probably caters to American and Canadian tastes, but I guess there should be an option for those that like spicy food :) So many tourist spots have a killer super spicy salsa to make up for this, but sadly we didn't find it here. Getting there was also a little challenge. We had no problem with our cab driver that we made friends with, but it might be a challenge or actually a reason to charge more for the carefree tourist. There is actually quite a bit of unpaved bumpy dirt road to get there A good reminder to ask about the fare before you take the ride. I was shocked how little our guy charged us but he did say he would charge more if we were a normal tourist fare. Worth the trip for the views and service for sure. Looks like a great surf spot in the cove below too!

Food, service and ambiance was on target. The sun set was a bonus. You have to come here when…read morevisiting PE. They ever help get a taxi back to where you started.