Casa Crespo
Cooking class · Oaxaca City ·

Casa Crespo

Cooking class · Oaxaca City ·

Oaxacan cooking classes, rooftop dining, mole, stone soup

tamales
market tour
salsas
private chef
local specialties
stuffed squash blossoms
seafood soup
vegetarian options
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Casa Crespo by Photo by Suzanne Barbezat
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Casa Crespo by null
Casa Crespo by null
Casa Crespo by null
Casa Crespo by null
Casa Crespo by null
Casa Crespo by null
Casa Crespo by null
Casa Crespo by null
Casa Crespo by null
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Reforma 808, RUTA INDEPENDENCIA, Centro, 68000 Oaxaca de Juárez, Oax., Mexico Get directions

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Reforma 808, RUTA INDEPENDENCIA, Centro, 68000 Oaxaca de Juárez, Oax., Mexico Get directions

+52 951 119 1910
casacrespo.com
@casacrespooficial

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Dec 26, 2025

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"Dinner with Rooftop Views The rooftop terrace of Casa Crespo restaurant affords this view of Santo Domingo church. It's a great place to watch the sunset or while away the evening with dinner or drinks. The menu is varied and includes some local specialties such as mole and "stone soup," a seafood soup that is cooked with hot rocks at your table. For appetizers, try the stuffed squash blossoms. They're stuffed with cheese and deep fried - delectable but caloric. A 15% service charge is automatically added to your bill, so no need to tip extra."

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Casa Crespo

Gerardo S.

Google
Unfortunately, the experience was very disappointing due to the guide’s behavior. He came across as rude, rushed, and overly scripted, which made the experience feel forced and unnatural. When questions were asked, he either ignored them or responded with visible frustration. At times, he spoke very quickly and with a strong accent, making it hard to follow, and he seemed irritated when asked to repeat himself. There was little to no engagement, no smiles, and no sense of enthusiasm for teaching. After the cooking was finished, he disappeared and never checked in with us or asked how the food turned out. For the price paid, this felt unacceptable. The only positives were the food itself, which turned out good, and the company in our group, which saved the experience somewhat.

Shannon C.

Google
Incredible cooking class. I have a gluten and dairy allergy which makes cooking classes difficult but this was perfect. The group sat down and we were able to choose from several options. Even still when the group chose something that had cheese, for example, the chef pulled out some for me and then added cheese for the rest of the group. Everyone was attentive to my allergies. And the food was delicious! I learned a lot about ingredients and meals in this region. Highly recommend.

Chris P.

Google
I had a wonderful experience. Oscar was great. We went to the market back to the casa prepared a multi course meal and ate at our leisure. Highly recommended.

Leah L.

Google
One of the highlights if our trip to Oaxaca! Learned so much about local and indigenous food and technique! Made the best tamales, salsas, ceviche and mole! Oscar was a fantastic guide and teacher. Would do more classes if I had the time. Very much recommend!

Lennie Y

Google
Highly recommend this cooking class if you're looking for one in Oaxaca. One of the best tamale and mole I've had during my whole trip to Mexico.

Isabelle

Google
Highly recommend hiring a private chef from Casa Crespo! It was THE BEST MEAL we ate in our whole time in Oaxaca. Filling and delicious. I wanted to lick the plate at each bite. Highly recommend!!! Willie was wonderful

Liesl P.

Google
A friend convinced me to try a cooking class, which is usually not my thing, but we met a group of lovely people from all over the world, Oscar took us on a neighborhood tour of native plants and market ingredients, then he walked us through several dishes step by step and the meal that we made together has deeply inspired me. You cannot truly love mole until you understand every single ingredient that is put into it. One of my favorite cultural experiences of all time. Thank You!

Veena S.

Google
Once in a lifetime experience for me. There were 8 others on the day I took the class. Oscar, the host speaks English well. He explained everything properly and was funny as well. We went to the market, bought local organic ingredients. Spent about 4.5 hours in total and the cost might keep changing but I would say it is totally worth it. Oscar can also accommodate the recipes if you are vegetarian/vegan. We made 4 types of salsas,3 types of tortillas, Tamales, Mole with Chicken, Soup, Ice cream and Al Pastor.