Ivonne Solano

Chapata Vive is a place to enjoy delicious food and drinks while supporting local producers and cooperatives. In addition to selling food, there are items such as handicrafts and books from independent publishers. There's also a cultural program where you can watch film, music, and reading series. My favorite is the chocolate brownie that uses avocados instead of milk. I had a herbal tea to relax; I was curious that it included St. John's wort. And I had a small bag of guava and cheese. I also attended a screening of documentaries about land dispossession in Oaxaca and the Mayan train project as a threat to the community. I highly recommend Chapata Vive!

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Gustavo Castillo

Ricooo

Ivan Miceli

Is a little place with nice live music and very good beer

MARCO GUERRERO

Super

José Hipólito

The Best place

JSS DEGUEZ

Relax

Juan Pelagio

Lovely, inexpensive place for people who are in no rush.

El lugar es pequeño con una buena propuesta, fui junto con unas amigas algo tarde (10pm) , por la hora nos dijeron que solo servían bebidas , pedí un late y unas papas gajo que estaban buenas , el servicio eso si todos muy amables y demasiado buena onda, solo lo único que optaría es que había karaoke fuera un poco más bajo el volumen

Hortensia Gutierrez

I love their menu and their cultural and artistic activities. I just feel that the karaoke on Fridays doesn't allow for the same level of conversation as on other days.

Elvia Vera

I went to dinner with my brother. I ordered a salad, and he really liked the artisanal chocolate, as well as the beet, strawberry, and almond cookie. The wait staff are very friendly.

Erk Hz.

One of the few cafes you can find in La Obrera for coffee lovers, here you can find a menu of modest breakfasts and lunches at reasonable prices. The waiter serving you in the mornings is attentive, and they have very few tables, so you may have to wait in line. The good thing is that they offer home delivery. The place is very small, comfortable, and clean. The not-so-great thing is that they stop serving around 4 p.m., and they're closed on weekends and don't have parking.

Fui a un evento y no está preparado el lugar para eso. La mesera no fue amable y tienen poca organización. El frappe de chai no sabía más que a leche.

Jorge Armando Balderas Rodríguez

Everything was fine, but I ordered a salad and for the price they give you very, very little. I felt ripped off, honestly. They spread the tiny bit of salad on the plate to make it look like a lot, but in reality, it's nothing. They should pay attention to that and they'll sell more. It's not even enough for a toothache.

Ada C.A.

The waitress has a terrible attitude.

Dimitrious Bascari

The drinks are extremely sweet, and the service... leaves much to be desired. The staff are more interested in chatting amongst themselves than in serving customers, but they don't forget to ask for a tip.

Pésima experiencia Te cobran el desechable y ni quisiera te dicen que son 8 pesos, muy exagerado Pedí un frappé y ni crema batida trae y del sabor ni hablar, NO TIENE NADA DE SABOR A CAFÉ Ni un toque de dulce. Son ganas de regresar a este lugar. Caro para lo que es...

Bere Rmz

Absolutely not recommended! The place is pretty shaky, so we decided to go, and what a huge mistake! The service is terrible. We were served by three different people, none of whom were friendly. It took them too long to take our order even though there were only two tables in the place. The food didn't take that long to bring, but the dishes were disappointing. We ordered a Serrano ham ciabatta (photo 1) that literally only had a mini slice, which you can't even see in the photo. And a chicken ciabatta, which I can assure you wasn't even 100 grams of chicken. We told the person serving us, and she said she'd mention it to the kitchen. When we paid, we had to go up to the counter because it took them a while to get the bill (again, there were no tables), and someone came out to say, "Those are the portions," and if you don't like it, that's fine too." Obviously, we didn't like it, so we paid and left. The price definitely doesn't match the food. If you can save yourself the trouble of going, do it.