La Cosecha Organic Market

This market is a hidden gem within the city of Oaxaca. The atmosphere is very different than the larger markets. It is quiet and calm and out of the elements, but still outside. We were able to try a little bit from most stands there and I can honestly say every bite of food and sip of drink was delicious! Don’t hesitate to give it a try, you’ll probably want to return again and again.

What a lovely place. I made two trips and ordered from 4 stalls and all were top notch quality. The mole tamal, memelas, tejate and an agua fresca where all 5/5! The place is nice and quiet and the vendors aren’t hounding you. It’s an open market though they provide cover throughout. Cheaper than most sit down restaurants but only a little more expensive than the typical stall or cart in Oaxaca while knowing you are getting legit great food

Lovely people if you are willing to speak spanish and very knowledgable. Best produce in the city we found. Great food and chill vibes. Great Tamales de tamala (pumpkin), guacamole and best hot chocolate we had. Wish we had more time try more here. The pink agua fresca from local flowers is so good as well.

One of my favorite places in Oaxaca. I don’t remember how many times I’ve been here in the last two weeks for the wonderful juices, tamales, breakfast or lunch. It has a lot of choices and it’s reasonably priced. A bit on the gringo side, but all the vendors appear to be local. Highly recommend.

Great market with lots of food options and fresh fruits and produce! Definitely recommend checking this place out.

It's basically a food market such as what you find in a traditional market, but much more relaxing since there is no traffic or hecklers selling you stuff. Don't forget to leave a tip in the weaved baskets though if you think the service is good. Prices are very reasonable.

This is so amazing market in Oaxaca; if you visit a few days, highly suggest to come here; the food is so delicious and affordable; people are welcome and friendly even my Spanish is so poor to explain what I want sometimes. Love this market ! Feliz y disfruta

We just kind of accidentally stumbled in to this place. From the outside you would have no idea that it opened up into a big kind of market or something. Needs better signage or description from the outside. But once inside we were so happy we decided to explore it. Lots of places to eat or have a drink. We had a signature drink from one of the places that was pretty good.

Cute little mercado that feels miles away from everything once you're inside. In a relatively nondescript doorway, you end up in a lovely courtyard with maybe about 12-15 vendors with their own stalls and a handful of picnic style benches and seats to enjoy your food and drink. We ended up here twice on two different tours, so we also got the chance to try some memelitas, some green juice, and some mezcal. It's definitely a place I'd stop by if I were in the area.

12/19/22 Inside La Cosecha Oaxaca there are maybe 15 stalls, mostly for delicious food and drink. When ever I come here the very first thing I do is buy a medium Tejate. This is a deceivingly filling drink, being a mixture of maíz, chocolateé, organic simple syrup, and flor de Rosita. Which in told is the flower of the cacao tree. Delicious! 12/20/22 Today I'm trying a Tlayuda, which is a large blue corn tortilla bean cheese and squash blossoms! It could have used more salt but that's probably just me. Well constructed and enough for two! Delicious

Lovely little market. Somewhat hidden from the street but once you enter, you end up in a large courtyard, surrounded by various vendors. There are tables in the middle to sit and enjoy your comida/bebida. They don't have a massive selection but it's calm, unlike the central markets. Yet you're paying market prices and everything is really cheap. I saw a couple organic produce vendors, a few spots offering traditional fare (memelas, tlayudas, etc.), juice and agua fresca, indigenous beverages (tejate and pozontle), and some vegan/vegetarian options. I tried both tejate and pozontle and enjoyed both. I prefer the tejate. Great spot for a quick snack/drink or for grabbing some organic ingredients.

My fave place to visit in Oaxaca with a variety of food and beautiful cultural ambiance!

La Cosecha is a fun place to eat. Several small stands selling lots of great organic food including the Oaxacan specialty "chapulines" or grasshoppers. Had a great meal. We went there for breakfast.

Fantastic organic traditional food at beyond reasonable prices! One of my absolute favorite places to take lunch in Oaxaca. Try the memelas (20 pesos ) and a nice shot of mezcal (50 pesos) . Lots of vegan and vegetarian options. Highly recommended!!!

My friend recommended this place to me and I thought it was gonna be a big outdoor farmers market. It's a bit smaller than that but there were a number of organic stands selling amazing food at good prices. I still dream of the blue corn flavor in the memelas I ordered. No Maseca used here!