Small Mexican restaurant offers authentic Oaxacan flavors in a cozy, family-style atmosphere that feels like a home kitchen. The space is intimate with limited seating and a welcoming vibe. Bold, traditional dishes create a peaceful dining experience with a sense of familiarity.
Hot chocolate comes in authentic Oaxacan style made with water, fitting gluten-free and dairy-free diets. Chocolate con leche offers a rich, textured flavor without too much sweetness.
Chilaquiles stand out with their rich flavor and careful preparation. Mole is tasty and easy to enjoy, served alongside dishes like goat and fish with pride and care.
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Bringing cash can get a slight discount at this restaurant.
The portions are huge, making it great for sharing.
The prices are reasonable for the quality of food.
Open space with modern wood design and Mexican details creates a warm, clean atmosphere. Family-run spot offers homemade ice cream with unique, natural flavors and a wide variety of snacks. Generous portions and affordable prices attract people at all hours.
Rich and creamy Ferrero Rocher ice cream features perfect chunks of hazelnut and chocolate. The Mexican hot chocolate offers a deliciously warm treat, while the banana split piles on chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry ice cream with toppings and nut crumbles.
Pozole stands out with rich flavors. Tortas, especially torta de Jamón, pair well with horchata and fresh agua fresca. Snacks like esquites, raspados, and churros add variety with tasty salsas enhancing the experience.
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The shop offers a wide variety of ice creams, esquites, pot coffee, and champurrado.
They make all their own ice cream on-site with unique flavors.
Prices are reasonable, about $8 for two scoops without a cone.
Small restaurant with cozy atmosphere and limited indoor seating offers authentic Oaxacan dishes and freshly baked Mexican bread. Outdoor seating adds to the quiet, homey vibe. Family-owned feel with a focus on artisanal baked goods and traditional flavors.
Freshly baked bread pairs well with artisanal chocolate in the mornings. Hot chocolate made with cacao tastes rich, and Dubai chocolate covered strawberries add a unique touch.
Freshly made homemade tortillas accompany dishes like green chilaquiles with egg and chicken, mole, and massive tlayudas loaded with cheese, tomato, and avocado. Traditional Oaxacan specialties include birria tacos, squash blossom empanadas, memelitas, and café de olla.
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The restaurant is open on Sundays from 6 am to 7 pm.
Expect limited seating as it primarily serves take-out.
Prices are generally affordable, with many items under $15.
Large, modern space offers a relaxed atmosphere with chic decor and a beautifully decorated back room. The vibe is welcoming and calm, with good music enhancing the experience. Guests enjoy authentic Mexican breakfast and coffee in a clean, well-organized setting.
Chocolate features prominently in the giant concha and hot chocolate offerings. The cafe de chocolate de abuelita stands out as a delicious choice enjoyed alongside breakfast items.
Breakfast offers a mix of chilaquiles, machaca, and tamales. Torta options include asada and hamon varieties. Poblano enchiladas and chipotle chilaquiles add to the authentic Mexican flavors.
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Parking is available about two blocks away for around $14.
Expect a large party fee for groups, which may be added to the bill.
Extra charges may apply for standard portion sizes of certain dishes.
Small, cozy restaurant with a family-run feel and casual atmosphere. Outdoor seating includes two small tables, one suitable for dogs. Loud juice machine and blenders near dining area affect the otherwise relaxed vibe.
Unique drinks balance milk and chocolate perfectly. Oaxacan chocolate offers a rich, complex flavor without excess sweetness in hot chocolate and hot juice.
Chilaquiles stand out with authentic seasoning and a chef's kiss quality. Huevos rancheros and mole offer home-cooked flavors rarely found elsewhere.
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Yagul Cafe is a family-owned establishment known for its authentic Oaxacan cuisine.
The cafe seats around 30 people, making it an intimate dining experience.
Expect to pay around $20 for chicken enchiladas, which may be considered small in portion.
Small brunch café with Mexican decor offers a warm and inviting atmosphere that feels cozy and intimate. Outdoor tables add an option for seating, though they can be unstable. The vibe is relaxed yet lively, making it suitable for quiet mornings or casual meals.
Chocolate appears in dishes with a standout flavor and a perfect blend of spices. Hot chocolate offers a pleasing and comforting experience.
Mole chilaquiles come with a delicious mole sauce and are truly amazing. Tacos de Raja feature artisan hand-pressed flour tortillas, melted cheese, and creamy rajas that stand out.
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The café is small, so arrive early to avoid long wait times.
Expect a wait time during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The tables are designed for two, but staff can accommodate larger groups.
Small urban space transforms into a garden oasis with shaded outdoor seating surrounded by plants. Atmosphere feels relaxed and peaceful, inviting work or leisure. Dog-friendly spot offers a unique apothecary and plant vibe uncommon in coffee shops.
Chocolate appears in several forms here, including a banana chocolate chip bread and a Mexican mocha. Hot chocolate stands out as a popular drink choice.
Burritos come in Tijuana style with fillings like beef and potato or soy chorizo. Drinks include Mexican mocha lattes and horchata lattes that pair well with the spicy flavors.
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Parking is ample and available right next to the café.
Payment is easy with tap-to-pay options accepted.
The café is dog-friendly, allowing pets in the outdoor seating area.
Small, cozy Mexican eatery offers authentic empanadas with a vegan option and sidewalk seating. Warm, inviting atmosphere suits quick bites rather than large groups. Empanadas come with distinctive stamped markings to identify flavors easily.
Mexican chocolate empanada stands out with its rich, high-quality chocolate and intense flavor. It ranks as a popular dessert choice among various empanadas offered.
Juicy and flavorful empanadas stand out, especially the birria, ancho chicken, and mole chicken varieties. The birria offers a rich taste, and the chocolate empanadas add a sweet touch to the menu.
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The empanadas cost $5 for one with meat and cheese.
The potato and lentil vegan empanada is the only vegan option available.
They have online ordering to save time.
Open kitchen and glass walls create an airy, homey atmosphere with loud Mexican music setting a lively tone. Outdoor wrap-around seating offers a people-watching patio that enhances the vibrant vibe. The space feels warm and welcoming, blending casual dining with energetic surroundings.
Soft serve uses Abuelita Mexican chocolate for a rich, creamy flavor. Chocolate appears in ice cream and a secret swirl with vanilla on the menu.
Tacos come with soft, fresh tortillas and are packed with authentic, mouthwatering flavors. Options like Carne Asada, Adobada pork, and nopales stand out for their juiciness and taste.
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Expect to spend around $40 for three people after tax and tip.
The tacos cost $5 each, which I considered a bit pricey.
They are closed on Sundays.
Donut shop offers a modern, bright interior with cozy, warm atmosphere and beautiful decor. It attracts people who enjoy quiet, happy moments while savoring unique, delicious donuts and pastries. Limited seating and early sell-outs create a sense of urgency for early visits.
Donuts feature Mexican chocolate like chocolate abuelita and mazapan flavors. Options include guava filling, horchata glaze, and dulce de leche with pecans, blending traditional Mexican sweets with classic donut textures.
Tamales stand out as exceptionally tasty and set a high standard. The tortas, especially the Cubana and carne asada, are delicious. Drinks like horchata and cafe de la Hoya complement the food well.
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They're sold out of their top flavors by 10am.
Visiting early provides the best selection of Donas.
You can't expect to have a full selection of donuts after lunchtime.
Churros are freshly made in a charming food truck with a brick mural wall backdrop. Upbeat 80s music and a welcoming aroma create a lively, fun atmosphere where people often dance while waiting. The crowd is mixed and the vibe feels like an authentic Mexican street experience.
Homemade hot chocolate pairs with traditional churros for a classic combo. The Abuelita hot chocolate offers a rich, comforting flavor. Cold chocolate drinks also stand out here.
Churros come out fresh and crispy on the outside, fluffy inside, with authentic Mexican style. A variety of tacos are available, and the churros pair well with cajeta caramel and other dipping sauces.
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Get there early - the line gets long fast, especially after 7pm.
The wait time after 7pm could be 30 minutes or more.
There is plenty of parking available in the lot.
Small, cozy café with an artsy vibe and local art on the walls creates a welcoming atmosphere. Outdoor patio offers pet-friendly seating with chill music that fills the space. Hip crowd gathers here, drawn by quality coffee and Mexican-inspired flavors.
Offers Oaxacan chocolate with a deep, rich flavor. Drinks like mocha and iced hot chocolate balance sweetness well and pair with pan dulce.
Chilaquiles stand out as a delicious dish served on weekends. The Oaxacan Mocha, available hot or cold, pairs well with the food.
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Seating is limited, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Parking is limited to street parking, which can be challenging.
Expect a wait time of over 20 minutes during peak hours.
Small coffee shop offers cozy indoor and outdoor seating with a homey, relaxing atmosphere. Quiet energy attracts those seeking a peaceful break, often accompanied by specialty chilaquiles and churros. Space feels intimate and welcoming, with a friendly vibe and occasional presence of pets outside.
Chocolate comes as a dipping sauce for churros and mini churros. The sauce tastes like Hershey’s syrup and is one of only two options, the other being dulce de leche.
Chilaquiles stand out with options like chipotle, green with chorizo or carne asada, and mole with chicken, all generous and filling. Churros come in mini bites and pair well with great coffee, rounding out the Mexican food offerings.
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Happy hour starts at 3 pm with half-price on the second order of churros.
Arrive by 4 PM on weekdays to ensure food or coffee is available.
Parking is available in a small lot next to the establishment.
Tiny dessert shop with an open kitchen shows churros being made fresh and covered with cinnamon. Retro vibes fill the space, enhanced by cute uniforms with bow ties and limited outdoor seating. The atmosphere feels lively and festive, especially when live music plays nearby.
Mexican hot chocolate stands out with its thick and rich texture and bittersweet flavor. Hot chocolates here are consistently delicious and pair well with churros.
Piping hot churros deliver an authentic Mexican treat here. These churros stand out for their delicious, outstanding flavor.
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Expect longer wait times on weekends due to high demand.
A single churro costs $2.50, or 4 for $9.00.
The shop is located inside a bustling Mexican market with various food options.
Dining room features festive paper picado ceiling and spacious, colorful design. Atmosphere includes loud tamborazo and cumbia music creating an energetic vibe. Popular spot known for authentic Oaxacan cuisine with standout mole and tlayuda dishes.
Hot chocolate stands out with its rich flavor and comes served in a bowl alongside pan de yema bread. Chocolate de leche also offers a smooth, enjoyable taste.
Mole stands out as a signature dish, rich and authentic with every bite. Tlayuda comes loaded with cheese and asiento, while green enchiladas and chilaquiles offer bold, traditional flavors.
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Expect a wait of 45 minutes if you arrive after 10 AM.
The restaurant has very limited parking options with only about 20 spaces.
They charge a 15% service fee for groups of 8 or more.
Small space with bright, vibrant decor and culturally themed music creates a welcoming, lively atmosphere. The vibe feels like a family-friendly fiesta with a cozy, home-like ambiance. It often draws a busy crowd, especially during weekend mornings.
Cafe de Hoya offers an all-you-can-drink option alongside chocolate Mexicano. Hot chocolate comes in regular and blended forms, with the latter made for kids.
Chilaquiles stand out as the most notable dish, prepared with care and served in various styles like tortas and trio plates. The Cafe De Olla complements the meals well, and the food consistently delivers authentic Mexican flavors.
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The brunch buffet is available on Tuesdays from 10am to 2pm.
A Saturday dinner buffet starts at 4:00pm.
Expect long wait times during busy weekend brunch hours.
Modern design blends with outdoor patio seating and an airy, open layout to create a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. Live mariachi music and a DJ add vibrant energy, especially on weekends. The focus on mole dishes and extensive mezcal selection sets it apart from typical Mexican restaurants.
Churros come crispy outside and soft inside with a rich chocolate dipping sauce. Hot chocolate is amazing and the chocolate mole offers a super rich and complex flavor.
Focus on mole and mezcal shapes the menu with rich, complex flavors. Dishes like tlayuda, mole enchiladas, and memela with huitlacoche highlight traditional Mexican tastes with bold ingredients.
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Reservations are required for dinner service; walk-ins are only accepted at the bar.
Expect a 45-minute wait during peak hours, especially on Fridays.
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with discounted food and drinks.
Rustic Mexican decor with bright colors and artistic vibe creates a cozy atmosphere. Complimentary valet parking and live mariachi music add to the experience. The patio seating offers a pleasant outdoor option for dining.
Artisan chocolate blends seven types for a rich flavor. The hot chocolate stands out, especially in the Chocolate Artesanal Specialty drink and the Dulce Trio dessert with churros, flan, and rice pudding.
Offers authentic Mexican food with an excellent twist. Chilaquiles come with avocado salsa or a habanero sauce that stands out. 'Las Tres Enchiladas' surpasses other well-known spots.
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Reservations are required for dining, especially on weekends.
Valet parking is the only option available, and it requires tipping.
Expect a long wait if you arrive without a reservation.
Mexican bakery with custom birthday cakes and varied pastries offers fresh bread and large tamales. Atmosphere feels clean and efficient, with cakes often matching provided pictures. Lines may form during pick-up, reflecting steady demand.
Four distinct layers create a unique chocolate experience with chocolate bread, tres leches, flan, and cheesecake.** The chocolate layer pairs well with moist banana and strawberries.
Tamales stand out with a larger size and more masa, though the chicken amount stays the same. Bread and tamales both show solid quality, but the tamales could use more meat.
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Custom birthday cakes can be ordered with same-day service if requested early.
Prices for custom cakes are reasonable compared to other bakeries in the area.
The bakery maintains a clean environment, ensuring quality and hygiene.
Small donut shop with bright pink decor and Danny Trejo-themed design creates a fun, kitschy atmosphere. Music plays loudly, and the space feels busy and lively with constant foot traffic. Limited seating offers a quick stop vibe rather than a dine-in experience.
Chocolate donuts come in large sizes with moist texture and balanced sweetness. The Abuelita donut features dark chocolate frosting and Mexican chocolate flavors stand out.
Breakfast burritos come in generous portions suitable for sharing. Donuts feature unique flavors like Mexican Chocolate, Margarita, mangonada, and horchata, though some have mixed taste qualities.
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A dozen donuts costs $30.
Vegan donuts are often unavailable, with none available at the moment.
They were not accepting cash for some reason.
Resort hotel offers beautiful views and a private beach with calm waters. Atmosphere ranges from quiet and tranquil to occasionally noisy and lively. Amenities include three swimming pools, a modern gym, and convenient shuttle service.
Chocolate-covered strawberries appear frequently as a special treat, often paired with champagne and personal notes. Small gifts like chocolates and macarons also arrive at the room or check-out, adding a thoughtful touch.
Mushroom tacos and carne asada fries stand out on the menu. The pool bar and grill serves great tacos alongside chips and guacamole with excellent drinks.
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Valet parking costs $50 per night, which is considered overpriced.
There are reports of mold and mildew throughout the property, raising health concerns.
The automated parking system is unreliable and may cause delays.
Spacious indoor and outdoor seating features colorful decor and authentic Oaxacan roots. Live music, including a marimba band and mariachi, creates a lively, noisy atmosphere that immerses diners in culture. A large mezcal selection complements the vibrant setting.
Chocolate appears in several dishes and drinks, including a rich, warm mole negro with chicken and a smooth, water-based champurrado with a hint of sourness. The non-dairy Mexican Hot Chocolate comes with sweet bread and stands out as a favorite item.
Mole sauces stand out with over 40 ingredients and spices in each, showing no shortcuts in preparation. The Coloradito mole offers a unique flavor that many find transformative.
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Reservations are recommended due to high demand, especially on weekends.
The restaurant only accepts cash, so plan accordingly.
Valet parking is available but can be expensive.
Super fancy dining room with Instagramable decor and a beautiful tree inside creates a vibrant, lively atmosphere filled with loud music and festive noise. Popular spot draws energetic crowds who enjoy unique Mexican pastries and a full bar featuring standout cocktails. Tables have a strict 90-minute limit, emphasizing a fast-paced, social vibe.
Mexican hot chocolate comes with pan dulce as a sweet, warm treat. Staff often offer hot chocolate and coffee alongside meals or while waiting.
Chilaquiles stand out with an extensive menu and a build-your-own option. The Al Pastor and Rancheros versions deliver strong, delicious flavors.
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Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends to avoid long wait times.
Expect to wait 1 to 2 hours for a table on weekends without a reservation.
The atmosphere can be loud due to frequent birthday celebrations.
Restaurant offers open floor plan with cow-themed decor and a relaxed vibe. Music plays softly, creating a welcoming atmosphere suited for casual gatherings. Both indoor and outdoor seating provide flexible dining options.
Chocolate drinks come in bags, offering a fun and unique presentation. Options include chocomilk en bolsita, chocolate abuelita, and licuados with large servings and familiar flavors.
Authentic Mexican food offers a perfect balance of traditional flavors and new urban brunch favorites. Dishes like chilaquiles stand out for their flavorful and satisfying taste.
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Expect a wait of 30-90 minutes during peak brunch hours.
Getting there before 11am helps to avoid the line.
Parking is easy and available near the restaurant.
Upscale restaurant with elegant decor and ambient music that keeps the vibe relaxed. Seating offers a 360-degree view around tables, enhancing social gatherings. Atmosphere suits fine dining and date nights with stylish design and comfortable lighting.
Chocolate desserts include Chocolate Caramel Mousse Cake and Chocolate Flan with caramel. The chocolate cake and mousse cake are rich and flavorful, with the flan standing out as particularly delicious.
Homemade salsa, sauces, and tortillas stand out alongside rich chicken mole with rice and beans. Flautas and calamari impress, while the flan tops the dessert plate. The house margarita flight features passion fruit and mango flavors.
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Reservations are required after 6pm; no walk-ins accepted.
Parking is free in the adjacent lot for restaurant patrons.
An 18% gratuity is added to bills for groups of seven or more.
Cozy bakery with homelike atmosphere and family-owned charm offers fresh Mexican-style bread and notable tamales. Seating includes a few indoor tables and outdoor spots. Bread quality varies, but the place feels welcoming and familiar.
Chocolate appears in several forms here, from chocolate covered strawberries to chocolate conchas that are soft and rich. Drinks like hot chocolate and mocha latte complement the baked goods well.
Tamales stand out with options like pork, beef, and veggie, all noted for their authentic flavor. Pan dulce and Mexican sweet bread complement the tamales well, creating a classic Mexican food experience.
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They had very limited parking at La Mascota Bakery.
Ordering ahead does not reduce wait time on busy days.
The bakery specializes in artisanal Mexican-style bread.
Small bakery with cozy atmosphere and lovely decor featuring Mexican-style treats. Music plays loudly in the morning, creating a lively vibe. Offers fresh pastries and Mexican coffee, attracting those seeking authentic flavors.
Hot chocolate with cinnamon stands out as very good here. Chocolate croissants pair well with coffee or champurrado for a rich, sweet experience.
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Parking is easy to find near the bakery.
The bakery accepts credit cards but does not accept cash.
They offer a rewards program for frequent purchases.
Old theatre setting creates a cozy, welcoming vibe with Day of the Dead decor featuring sugar skulls and lotería card accents. Small space includes indoor and covered outdoor seating with a patio for dining. Modern Mexican music enhances the warm, artsy atmosphere reflecting strong Mexican heritage.
Excellent chocolate flavors stand out in the hot chocolate drink and the Abuelita pancakes. The torta also pairs well with the rich chocolate notes.
Chilaquiles come in red sauce or green salsa, both flavorful and satisfying. Steak quesadillas and the vegan breakfast burrito offer solid options, while the breakfast torta is thick and juicy.
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Café Cultura closes at 2 AM, and they start cleaning as early as 12:30 AM.
Parking is scarce, so plan ahead for your visit.
Café Cultura has a separate line at the bar for drink orders.
Coffee shop with Mexican-style decor and upbeat, cozy atmosphere offers a clean, welcoming space for studying or socializing. Music adds a fun, nostalgic vibe that complements the environment.
Old school Mexican hot chocolate and an abuelita chocolate latte stand out here. The chocolate croissant stays fresh without warming, and the chocolate mexicano pairs well with pan dulce.
Churro latte and chile relleno burrito stand out as flavorful options. Empanadas like tinga and rajas on queso come with a greasy but tasty pastry. Desserts include moist cookie butter tres leches cake and caramel flan latte that balances sweetness and strength.
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Parking can be difficult due to the small shopping center.
The bakery offers a "Mariachi Combo" deal for about $15.
Hot baked goods are available throughout the day.
Spacious breakfast restaurant with unique food presentation designed for photos and Instagram. Atmosphere is loud and energetic, resembling a club vibe, with indoor and outdoor seating including fans on the patio. Offers Mexican-inspired dishes and specialty mimosa flights that stand out.
Hot abuelita chocolate stands out with rich, traditional flavor. The iced latte flight offers four unique chocolate blends including mazapan and chocolate abuelita. Whipped chocolate cream adds a solid, creamy touch.
Chilaquiles stand out with birria, verde, and mole rojo varieties, each rich and packed with flavor. Huevos rancheros and a horchata latte complement the menu with authentic Mexican tastes.
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Parking is limited, so arrive early or be flexible with your spot.
Expect a wait by 10:30 am on weekends due to high demand.
A small bowl of menudo costs $25, which is on the pricier side.