Itzel Rosas

We went to celebrate my mom's birthday. I made a reservation that morning and inquired about the birthday celebration. They were very helpful via WhatsApp and answered all our questions. When we arrived, our table was already ready, and the hostess let us know that our waiter was aware of the surprise for my mom. The waiter's service was excellent. As more people arrived, the service was a little slow, but nothing that detracted from the overall experience. The dishes arrived at different times. The portions were generous, and the food tasted good. There was live music, which added to the experience. The atmosphere was family-friendly and festive. Parking costs $40 and is valet. I recommend it for a family meal, a birthday celebration, or simply enjoying a pleasant atmosphere. The staff, in general, is very friendly.

+3

Carmen Espinosa (Voz Andante)

It was worth giving them a second chance. This time the food was fabulous, the mezcal top-notch, and the dessert... I'd been here a few years ago and honestly, I didn't like it much back then. I came back and was very pleasantly surprised. I ordered "wise children" soup and Carmen rice. Don't worry, you won't find it like that on the menu. What the restaurant offers is rice with mole and fried plantains. I add a fried egg and turn it into a main course. With the typical Oaxacan mole, it was spectacularly delicious. Since I was celebrating, I ordered the house mezcal, delicious with its orange frosted with worm salt. There was barely any room left for dessert: water chocolate with a couple of slices of egg-bread that I enjoyed dipping at will. All at a very fair price considering the quality of the products. It's a danger because I won't want to leave. Oh, I forgot my bean tamale, which has a play area for children and beautiful traditional decor.

+12

Me gusto el concepto de la comida, va acorde a su nombre y sabor casero, la atención del personal muy buena y la verdad es que los platillos salen muy rápido, solo hay que pedir que estén muy calientes ya que salen un poco tibios. El café de olla rico y no muy dulce, para mi perfecto ya que no me agrada tanto lo dulce en bebidas, los ingredientes naturales. Tortillas hechas al momento. Para los que buscan sabor casero súper recomendable. El área de los niños es pequeña pero me recordó a mi infancia los juegos que hay ahí. Cuentan con menú infantil y paquetes en los desayunos, ojo las porciones son pequeñas pero para un desayuno ligero esta bien.

El lugar es muy amplio, he probado mejores ejemplos de comida oaxaqueña en cdmx, que desafortunadamente aunque es sabrosa no siempre es la más saludable, casi todo tiene exceso de grasa, azúcar y carbohidratos. Pedí un chocolate de agua porque la mesera dijo que no era dulce y que no le agregaban azúcar, pero fue imposible para mí tomarlo de tan dulce. Mi empanada de mole amarillo no cubrió mis expectativas y el mole se veía naranja, tirando a rojo. Para ver si les daba una segunda oportunidad pedí unos huevos sucios que tampoco me encantaron. El ambiente es muy de fiesta los domingos porque hay una cantante en vivo, también hay una mini calenda donde participan meseros y el equipo del restaurante, es lo que más me agradó de toda la experiencia. También probamos la barbacoa de jabalí, las picaditas con tasajo, y el chile de agua relleno de carne.

La comida es excelente, tienen muy buena presentación y el sabor es excepcional. Sin duda regresaría, lo único que no me gustó fue que el servicio fue algo lento a pesar de no tener mucha clientela. Mi recomendación es que prueben el mole.

Hugo Calderón

A place with a wide variety of menu options. Several traditional Oaxacan dishes and other Mexican specialties, including some steaks. The flavors are interesting and definitely taste different. Not exactly ancestral, but made with high-quality, artisanal ingredients. The service is very friendly and good, however, it's a bit slow, so be patient. It's also worth noting that it's a spacious place with several tables, and even a children's play area on the first floor. Prices vary but tend to be on the higher side. It's worth it if you want to try things like basic tlayudas or tlayudas with meat (and generous portions), mole negro, tejate, and other Oaxacan options.

Alfonso Pérez

Everything was fine overall. The atmosphere is super calm and pleasant. I attended a performance by "Mi Mariachi" and it was phenomenal. The food was very good, maybe a little hotter.

Eliud Guerrero

I had the opportunity to have breakfast at La Reyna de Oaxaca again. I'm not sure whether to deduct a star, since they're now charging double for parking and leaving cars on the street. I asked them what happens if my car gets hit there, and they replied that they have insurance, which is fine, but the inconvenience of being without a car for at least a month while it's repaired, not to mention it being a total loss, is unacceptable. They should simply say they're full and not mislead customers about parking. I recommend they be more careful with this, as the customer is always the one who suffers. The restaurant itself is one of the best I've been to. Thank you for your service. Date of this comment: July 15, 2025. Good place for breakfast. Parking costs double after 10:00 AM. A variety of dishes with authentic Oaxacan flavors and seasoning. Very good and personalized service. Fast, reasonable prices, live music, and a pleasant atmosphere for conversation. Highly recommended.

+12

viridiana quintin

Beware of the "breakfast packages"—they actually charge for everything separately, even if you arrive before 1 p.m. and even if you ask the waiter. The food tastes good, but it takes a long time to arrive. They have parking for an extra $40. They have a play area, which is thankfully free.

+6

Laura del Valle Mondragón

The food was delicious, the service was just okay, but the noise was extremely annoying. They tried to recreate the Guelaguetza festival, but the volume of the music and noisemakers was unbearable; you couldn't even have a conversation. I told the manager, and she said that was the whole point, recreating the Guelaguetza, but the big problem is that the Guelaguetza is usually held in open spaces, and this was an enclosed space. I won't be going back because of the excessive noise.

SINALA SOLPMET

I went to an event: dinner and live music. Our Mariachi band, Enrique Cruz, was excellent! The event is paid for in advance, but if you want cocktails, you can pay separately.

+6

Ehsan

The place has a classic Mexican ambiance. A singer and some entertainment for birthdays. The staff are nice and polite but the service is not the fastest and most attentive in the city. The food is average.

+15

oscar Gallardo

Food is outstanding. However, the service was mediocre, which is a shame because the place is very nice and food is delicious.

Pasamos ilusionados a este restaurante porque ya llevábamos tiempo queriendo ir. Grata fue la sorpresa cuando los sabores no tenían chiste. Las dichosas memelas son una estafa, sopes mal formados, con una embarrada de frijoles y una tira de queso. ¿Entonces qué me iban a dar si pedía unas “picaditas”? Tortilla con frijol lo más seguro. Los tamales asquerosos, sin sabor. Lo único que se salvaba era el Molcajete Oaxaqueño y a duras penas, el chorizo provocó agruras, las cebollitas que mencionaban enanitas (como una uña parecían), la carne dura… En fin. No volvería a comer en este lugar. Además el personal te atiende de manera grosera, te traen las cosas a destiempo. No recomiendo este lugar, ahórrense su dinero.

Atziry

The atmosphere is pleasant because of the singer, but the customer service is terrible. They take too long to serve us. I don't know if it was the waitress or something, but she made terrible faces at us... Then we told her we wanted tortillas, and she told us the machine wasn't working. It took them a while to give us a tlayuda, and my family was already halfway through their meals. Plus, the tlayuda was freezing cold, and so was the soup. I definitely wouldn't go back even if it was the only restaurant in the neighborhood. The tlayuda was very ordinary.