Eva CaMal

The food is delicious, the place is nice, and the service is very friendly.

Dy

Excellent place! Most of the time when I visit the historic center with my father, this is our go-to spot for a meal. The food is wonderful, and the warm, inviting atmosphere makes my visit feel safe and secure. The great taste and excellent prices mean that if you're visiting the center of our country, you can't miss these delicious dishes.

Veronica Vera

A little slow to order and a little small seating space.

vimopa

It's an affordable place. I had a cecina taco they call tasajo, but you can't really find real tasajo anywhere. The area is a bit rough with lots of street vendors and it's not very clean. One advantage is that you can pay by card. The food lacks seasoning, but it's passable. I didn't get any chilacayote water because it was late, but it's fine for a quick snack.

Daniel Juarez

The food reminds you of Oaxaca City. The dishes (tlayudas, empanadas, tamales, enfrijoladas) are well-sized, as are the drinks. My recommendations are tlayuda with beef jerky, a yellow mole empanada, and chicken enfrijoladas, which taste like avocado leaves. You must try the traditional prickly pear ice cream (red) and burnt milk. The tejate and chilacayota water are a must. The tables are a bit small, and those facing the street make it difficult for people to pass through.

Luis Sánchez

Mole

Psic. Sacnite

It's good, although it could be improved; the chocolate is very tasty.

Armando Garcia

Unfortunately, lately the quality of their products has declined, I think to keep prices low. They used to be the best in all their products. Now the chorizo ​​has too much inedible fat, and the tasajo (dried beef) isn't what it used to be... I hope they can return to their former quality. Regards

Angel Arriaga

There's no customer service, the tables are crooked, old, and ugly, the chairs are also crooked and in bad condition, the cashier isn't friendly, and the people who bring the food don't care if we need anything or not! Very bad service, plus the street singers harass the diners—it's terrible that they're allowed in to beg for money! The food isn't bad, but it could be much better if everything I mentioned changed.

Yanine Navarro

I went with high expectations, but honestly, neither my family member nor I liked it. We had tamales with black mole, and they tasted bitter, like they'd burned it, and they were kind of mushy. And the bean tamales tasted good, but the herb they added was very strong, and we didn't like that. The café de olla was very good. You can tell it's a traditional Oaxacan place, but I wouldn't go back.

Gonzalo Ortiz

We had lunch at a place with an Oaxacan flair. We ordered two tlayudas, and if you've tried authentic Oaxacan tlayudas, you'll notice that the ones from La Santísima fell far short in flavor. They looked quite good, though. The tamales looked delicious; I'll try them next time.