Comedor Típico La Abuelita

4 Jim Sherman - 8 months ago

Had a chocolate de agua with pan dulce, and a Chile rellenó. That came with tortillas and two salsas so what the heck I decided to put the salsa on the tortilla, divide of the rellenó and eat it that way. It worked. The red salsa was super smoky and excellent. Then i had the enmolada with Oaxacan chorizo in dark mole sauce. It was really good (the chorizo was a bit dry, but maybe that's the way it's supposed to be?) but I couldn't finish.

3 Lisa - 8 months ago

Came here for breakfast. Black coffee, pan dulce, huevos y frijoles, tortillas. The food was fair, the salsas were tasty. It was the fullest of all the comedors and took it as a reflection of the food. But it was probably full because of it's prime location – it's the first food stall as you come from the bbq area into the food hall. With so many places in the market and Oaxaca in general, I don't think I would return here.

5 Mike Onuigbo - a year ago

Delicious breakfast. Try the traditional hot chocolate con leche and the sweet bread (pan dulce). The market is the best place to eat for cheap but the highest quality of food.

4 Adrian - a year ago

I know this place has a lot of recent bad reviews. However, we had a very good experience. The mole is honestly very typical and delicious. The prices are not bad. It is one of the restaurants with the most sitting space within the market. Crowd is a mix of tourists and locals.

4 Antoine Avdb - 2 months ago

The food is good and the service is fast. Nothing out of the ordinary however.

4 Josue Vargas - 3 months ago

I had oaxcan's well known hot chocolate with the traditional pan de llegar. I also had eggs with frijoles warm tortillas and I tried their three different salsas. The restaurant is located inside of el mercado 20 de Noviembre. It is well known place in Oaxaca. Inside you will find many and different small fonditas that is the name of small restaurants.

1 Osvaldo Genco - 3 years ago

Rateros!
Very expensive and not as good as you read on the reviews. The service was awful. Avoid it, trust me.
You can find much better quality on the streets of Oaxaca than inside the market...
Disappointing.