La Cocina de Humo

Tucked away in Aldama Alley, Adamá serves exquisite Middle Eastern fare like vibrant falafel and creamy baba ganoush in a chill, lively spot—open Sundays only.

Levadura de Olla invites you to savor the heart of Oaxacan cuisine, where traditional recipes meet inventive twists in a charming, airy setting.

Roast pork, grilled octopus & salsa verde, plus breakfast & cocktails, on a rustic covered terrace.

Experience delightful Oaxacan and classic Mexican cuisine in a cozy, rustic space with a charming courtyard and live piano music.

Vibrant covered marketplace with vendors selling produce, prepared foods, crafts & textiles.

Nestled in a charming outdoor setting with wandering chickens, this eatery serves a delightful tasting menu that showcases vibrant Oaxacan flavors using fresh local ingredients.

Dive into the vibrant flavors of Oaxaca with Chef Oscar at Casa Crespo, where a fun market tour and interactive cooking class come together to create unforgettable culinary memories.

A must-visit chocolatería in Oaxaca, renowned for its rich, not-too-sweet chocolate ice cream with crunchy cacao nibs and a selection of delightful chocolate offerings.

Dive into this vibrant covered market in Oaxaca, where the air is filled with the rich aroma of street food, fresh juices, and local flavor—truly a culinary delight!

Warm rooms in a serene hotel for adults only, offering a Mediterranean restaurant & an outdoor pool. On a side street, this serene adults-only hotel in a stone building is 6 km from the Textile Museum of Oaxaca, 7 km from Mercado Benito Juárez and 13 km from Oaxaca International Airport. Featuring local artwork and wood-beam ceilings, the 8 warmly decorated rooms provide smart TVs, Wi-Fi and coffeemakers, plus balconies or patios. Some rooms offer open-air whirlpool tubs. Room service is available. There’s a Mediterranean restaurant. Other amenities include an outdoor pool and a terrace, in addition to parking and breakfast.