Itanoní

Tucked away in Aldama Alley, Adamá is a charming spot where Israeli chef Hagar Aviram crafts unforgettable Middle Eastern dishes amid a lovely courtyard.

A cozy mezcal and cocktail spot with fresh, locally sourced eats, vibrant art, a charming courtyard, and laid-back vibes perfect for long, mellow nights.

Dive into the vibrant Mercado 20 de Noviembre, a lively hub of Oaxacan culture where fresh produce, grilled meats, and unique local crafts collide.

Boulenc serves artisanal breads, heavenly pastries, and global brunch delights in a lush, airy courtyard with a chill, artsy vibe.

Cozy mezcal bar on Morelos Street boasting 180+ artisanal varieties, expert guidance, and a chill vibe for sipping and learning.

A chic blend of contemporary art and colonial charm, this Oaxaca hotel charms with rooftop views, a lush courtyard, and standout local cuisine.

Levadura de Olla is an airy Oaxacan gem blending ancient indigenous recipes with fresh local ingredients and vibrant, unexpected flavors.

Crudo serves a refined omakase experience blending Oaxacan ingredients with Japanese techniques in an intimate, artful setting.

Dive into the lively Mercado Benito Juárez, where you can savor delicious local snacks, shop for unique artisan goods, and soak up the vibrant atmosphere.

Housed in a stunning 17th-century Dominican convent, this museum immerses you in Oaxaca’s rich history with treasures from Monte Albán and beautiful gardens.