A very educational and hands-on experience learning about cacao and making chocolate. The owners…read morewere welcoming, generous and passionate about their craft. The organization itself focuses on sustainable and ethical sourcing which is amazing. The chocolate products are delicious. I absolutely recommend visiting and partaking in the experiences offered here. Make your reservations in advance, the owners are quick to respond and helpful to answer any questions you may have.

This is a small cooperative owned chocolate producers and cafe. Their menu is extensive, delicious…read moreand creative. They also sell their own chocolate bars and products. Avoid the big chains, support the local stores like this one!

Chocolate haven. It is a chocolate haven no doubt. If you have a chance to visit Oaxaca, don't…read moreforget to try the chocolate of Mayordomo. In this place they serve the coco drink that is very delicious. My wife love it and not willing to share with me and make me to get a cup my own. You can but the chocolate powder and bring them home. Then make it yourself at home. We witnessing the making of the chocolate at the spot and take home by housewife. This doesn't happen in United State. They carry many types of chocolate. Make fresh chocolate in the spot is one of the best. The drink line is kind of long due to popularity.

Had the cold chocolate milk the first few sips were great…read morethe rest was pure ice would not recommend d for the drinks

This place was great! Delicious, cozy in the sense of both food and space. Service was super quick,…read morevery kind. Prices were very reasonable for the location and quality of food. We loved our dinner here!

Please try the mezcal truffles made by Rocio, the chef's wife & the Oaxaca cocktail, it's a…read morecucumber & mezcal based drink, it's delicious (I find it crazy to believe since I'm not a big fan of mezcal) This is a cozy, little place that I like to visit with my husband to have a drink or a coffee, even thou I prefer hot chocolate on cold days, we usually try to sit in the balcony overlooking Santo Domingo. I really have to recommend coming here, not just for the food, but also for the experience of meeting the Chef Gabriel & Rocio. They make your experience so unique, the atmosphere, eveyrthing is so so nice, that's why my husband & I keep coming back. Don't forget to try their extraordinary tapas plate & the mouthwatering desserts.

This is a very colorful and cool mole and chocolate spot in el centro of Oaxaca. They have so many…read moredifferent types of chocolate products and they grind and serve incredible chocolate drinks, candy, and moles. This is definitely worth the visit with all the colors and vibrant decorations were very cool. We got nibs, chocolate and some candy.

Prices pretty solid for chocolates. Felt less touristy than the majordomo locations in downtown.read more

Mayordomo is the perfect stop for chocolate lovers- especially if you crave dark chocolate. I tried…read morethe 70% dark sipping chocolate which is perfectly rich with a subtle sweetness. The adjoined store offers a plethora of gifts like individual chocolate pieces, bars, and sipping chocolate. Service was patient especially with my struggling Spanish. I ended up grabbing drinking chocolate so I can recreate this magic at home.

Best chocolate ever!! A must when in Oaxaca. Have a cup there and buy the chocolate tablets to take…read morehome along with the mole.

​A must visit when you want to sample and purchase Oaxacan specialty foods. All of the food we…read moretasted (and ultimately bought) is made in Oaxaca. The salsas, moles, chocolates, etc. are local and mostly organic (whether it is certified or not) and are made by the people in the community. The service was amicable and the shopkeeper, I forgot her name (sorry!), was terrific. She was very personable and gave great suggestions for food items once you told her your food preferences. She allowed my husband and I to try a lot of products so that we ultimately​ bought what we liked. The location is central as it is near the​ center of town. I highly recommend​ you go in and sample the genuinely delicious​ Oaxacan delicacies. Tips- Bring cash for your purchase, or you can use a card if you spend more than $300 MX pesos. ​ Sample everything!

Organic oaxacan coffee that is sold at the kilo. This is the real deal. Not many options but what…read moredo you really need if you have a couple quality beans.

Stopped in for a drink and to buy some chocolate…read more The blended chocolate and milk drink was delicious. Grabbed seven chocolate bars to take back home to the states and when I got home with them the next day, I opened them up and all of them were completely oxidized, they had all gone bad... And were completely inedible. Emailed the website... No response... Super disappointing to spend $32 on chocolate that I just had to throw away. Also, what a waste of what was likely once good chocolate. I suspect it was stored somewhere too hot.

Absolutely delicious drinks and chocolates…read more Chocolate and Cardamom with Milk - 5/5 Mixed Chocolate Covered Pieces - 5/5 Super tasty spot. I'm convinced that Oaxaca has THE BEST chocolate in the world. The chocolate is sooo good everywhere here. The chocolate and cardamom was a perfect combination. The mixed chocolate covered pieces were good as well. Service is amazing, the cafe is very relaxed and offers WiFi.

I like coming here a lot. Usually I come about twice a month to buy chocolate bars to make…read morechocolate at home. But the true reason I like coming is to get my cold chocolate milk, I could do it at home but I just love how they prepare it, plus I like visiting the pet shop a few doors down to look at the animals they have for sale and maybe buy a treat for my pets. There's also mole available, and they can even grind your own chocolate mix if you want to, not that you need it cause the combinations they sell are excellent. Every time we have visits I make sure to have their chocolate at home.

I mean chocolate. But then cold chocolate when its super hot outside. We made it a daily…read more(sometimes twice daily) stop on our way to/from the markets in Oaxaca.

Cute little shop (and I do mean little) that sells chocolate for eating and for drinking. We bought…read moresome chocolate discs which we thought were for eating, but they're for drinking. Still tasty, just texturally different. We also got an iced chocolate with water and an iced coffee to try to keep us cool on the hot day outside. Mixing about half of the chocolate with water and the iced coffee was pretty nice, too! Friendly staff who gave nice recommendations and were patient with us!