Karla Denisse Cortéz Reyes

The food is delicious, just like the traditional kind, highly recommended! The horchata with melon and walnuts is amazing! You have to try the tlayudas with tasajo and chorizo ​​👍🏻

Israel Gallegos

The tlayudas are delicious, the best I've had in Mérida. I liked the mole enchiladas, but a little more cream and cheese would have been great. The place is nice, we always come back for the tlayudas.

Izama Noticias

The Oaxacan community shares with the Yucatecan community and visitors the classic tlayuda, a "30 cm corn tortilla," which is spread with beans, then quesillo (also known as Oaxaca cheese), lettuce, grilled tasajo (beef jerky) or beef jerky, and spicy salsa made in a molcajete (a type of sauce made with a molcajete). Finally, the tlayuda is placed on the brazier (an anafre) to toast and become crispy.

Miguel Santos

They're losing a lot of ground. It's getting worse and worse. The food is okay, but this is the third time it's disappointed me. The previous two times there was no mole. Unbelievable. This time there was mole, but no chicken. We ordered rice for the enchiladas. The cook said, "Enchiladas don't come with rice." "I want rice," I replied, furious. It took forever... Mole with tasajo (dried beef)... since they didn't have chicken, they offered me that. I love black mole and tasajo, but NEVER order them together. Seriously. I don't know if I'll be back.

Letizia Scorpioni Mettifogo

Overpriced for what they offer, and not even that good. I ordered a tlayuda with a protein and they gave me crumbs; it wasn't even worth half the price. Completely different from the picture on the menu, which looked well-presented.

Isaac López

We visited this Oaxacan restaurant and had a mediocre experience. We were offered a typical cacao drink, which was delicious, and at the end, they gave us complimentary ice cream, a nice touch. However, the food was somewhat simple and lacked ingredients for the rather high price. Overall, everything was good, but nothing special.

Emma

Ever since I discovered this place, I fell in love with the ice cream. It was reasonably priced, there were so many delicious flavors, and I liked the man who served me. Whenever I went out with friends, I recommended this place. I came back a few days ago and noticed they had moved; they weren't on the corner anymore. Anyway, I went in and was disappointed. Now they only had three flavors, none of those delicious ones. They only had coconut, lemon, and one other. They were 10 pesos more expensive, and the man who used to serve me wasn't even there anymore. I'm going to miss the ice cream; I really loved it, but it's not worth it anymore...

Roberto Rogel

The first time I went, we ordered a 10-taco stew promotion. There were five different courses of stew, and all were delicious and good-sized. The second time we went, they didn't have any stews, so we ordered chorizo, beef jerky, grasshoppers, and enchilada tacos. However, the tacos were too small (like the tortillas for al pastor tacos) with very little meat. The flavor was very good, but the price seemed high since each taco cost $45 pesos and had very little meat. We also ordered hot chocolate. It was very good, but it had quite a bit of sugar (I estimate it was 30% cacao and 70% sugar), so we had to dilute it with half a liter of water, and it was still sweet (the cacao flavor was never lost).

Erick Resendiz

Terrible taste, I left disappointed. I ordered enfrijoladas and the beans were tasteless, the tortilla was cold and hard, and the mole was also tasteless. It was nothing like the Oaxacan flavor, and it took them almost 30 minutes to bring our food.

Yayoi Tachibana

$140 pesos for these miserable tacos? When I saw the price, I imagined some well-deserved tacos, but this is a joke. If foreigners want to go and get their money stolen, then keep going, but as a Mexican with a family from Oaxaca, I'm quite ashamed of this fraudulent establishment.