Mercado 20 de Noviembre

5 Shrek - 8 months ago

01/13/2022, I say, place is amazing. Varies of different restaurants to choose from. It is like a swamp meet where you can go from store to store. Many Mezcal stores many flavors to taste from. I had to try these places so we ate little from different restaurants ????. I also noticed many Americans come out here to Oaxaca. If you get the chance to come out here. Visit the places and their culture. And some of the tours they offer.

5 Gregory L. - 8 months ago

The hall of smoked meats lived up to it's rep! Great service. Very helpful! The cecina and tortillas were worth going back for. Shared tables were great as we met some very friendly locals.

5 Julio Corona - 6 months ago

Foodie haven here in Oaxaca. Personally love the meat road here. Indoor grills with individual seller offering their own meat. You walk around and choose which one you like best. Everyone sells everything separate (drinks, meat, sides). Make sure to bring cash. They also sell bread, mezcal, moles and tons of other food like enchiladas, enfrijoladas. Almost any Mexican breakfast you can imagine

5 Agata Majka - 10 months ago

It’s a great market with cheap food where locals eat but the meat is great quality! Go to the area with all grills and you’ll see all the meat there, it’s so intense and worth experiencing! I had a tlayuda just next to the entrance to the grill area and it was perfect! It’s so full of flavour, a lot of Oaxaca cheese and the meat slices are amazing! I recommend taking one with 3 meats (pork, beef and chorizo). I came back the second day to try mole too. Not my taste but it’s worth trying nevertheless. Genuine Oaxaca experience! Also worth trying the hot chocolate with water served with the typical bun!

5 O V H - a month ago

Amazing "carne de barbacoa". Amazing goat stew. You can get the meat in a taco or in a bowl served in it's broth. We went for a snack of 1 taco and ended up having a full on meal. The tortillas were also excellent. A no frill food stand with a Tiny seating area but definitely worth it.

5 Atelier Arenas - 6 months ago

Super fun. Giant place with mostly friendly vendors. Get lost and forget what time it is. We ate vegan food in Los Jarritos (a food booth) and it was amazing! They made me a tlayuda with all the vegetables and a wonderful sauce. And they have vegetarian options on the menu that can be veganized. We bought a variety of moles and chocolates at Chile's Secos Almita. They have the largest selection of moles that we saw and they spent a lot of time with us and were super sweet to us.

5 S A - 8 months ago

Great variety of food, i would recommend their chocolate, tamales, tlayuda, and bread. You can find great options outside and inside the mercado.