Anthony Hinojos

Awesome late night food. Beers were ice cold and the food was in point! 2 beers, a Tlayuda (giant quesadilla) and a tostada for $6 US. Can’t beat it!

Juan Camilo

Found this place online as we wanted to try authentic Oaxacan tlayudas! The tlayudas were really tasty but arriving there was awkward. Took about 5 minutes of constant walking by us to notice us and ask us if we wanted to order food. Didn’t expect 5 star service from a local eatery but wasn’t very welcoming, regardless food was good 👍🏽

FT Wanderer

A good local place for Tlayudas. As Oaxaca welcome back more tourists, its always nice to find a place surrounded by local families instead of other tourists. The tasajo is a bit dry and I would recommend trying other meat options. Tlayudas are big and it’s easily enough for two people.

N K

I went in because the grilling smoke and smell were so appetizing. Guacamole tostada was meh, didn’t taste like guacamole and it was watery. Mixed meat tlayudas were better but chorizo was too salty and undercooked inside for me. Pork was nice.

Valentin Paul

Okay. Cheap prices and little below average streetfood. The quesadilla lacks cheese and the tlayudas are a little boring. The food is prepared outside in the street, but you can sit inside in a very basic atmosphere. The waitress tried to overcharge us, not sure if intentionally or not, we could solve the issue.

Sophia Zhang

Tlayudas are big, crispy, and cheap. The pork? had a good flavor but chorizo was not my taste. Big caveat: food takes forever to reach your table. For a ‘fast food’ place we had to wait an hour for two tlayudas. Everyone is working hard but they only have 3 people working in the restaurant so be prepared to wait. Avoid the bathrooms, this is a hole in the wall joint after all.

Yumi Rydlun

Customer service and cleanliness is not their forte. These can be fixed easily but I guess they don’t find it important…. That toilet was gross and where can I wash my hands with soap and dry them?! I can’t even comment on the food because I was so shocked and repulsed by the other factors above.

G Ag

I'm very disappointed. We had to wait more than an hour just to be seated or looked at. When we asked the waiters, they looked annoyed and just told us to wait back there by some chairs they had against the wall. There is no organization among staff members. There is no line to order or anything. Never, ever I have seen a good business (food was good and fresh) doing such a bad job attending to customers. Plus, there are two businesses that sell the same thing side to side. In the end, we figured out that we went to the wrong one, or at least the one that we didn't intend to go. However, the same thing at both places: ZERO customer service, and much less organization.

amanda mandy

be prepared to wait 50-60 mins for a Tlayuda because other people will be prioritised if you‘re not a local, which is okay but if you‘re looking for a quick streetfood, it would’ve been nice to be given a heads up and then I wouldn’t have waited. after that long time, the food also couldn’t make up for the terrible mood I was in, it was nothing special after all. there are other places in Oaxaca that are a lot better, quicker, and friendlier

HB

Took over 1,5h to get our food. The server kept saying five more minutes. Locals get served quicker than tourists. Food was mediocre and expensive.