Oaxaca en una taza

5 Nick Sturgeon - 7 months ago

I spent a brilliant few hours here today. Friendly staff. Probably the best coffee in Oaxaca and certainly well priced. Almond croissants. Espresso. Cappuccino. Decent music too.

5 CJ TEE - a month ago

Great apple pie. The filling is of a different kind of texture. Just apple bits without the jam. Cozy small seating space. Wifi available.

5 Walid Hamadeh - 4 months ago

Just bought the Almond croissant/baking and it was dry with hardly any almonds or almond paste. Went back and told the barista, and with no hesitation she told me to choose another baking. This time went for the chocolate baking and it was just delish. Highly recommend ????

4 K.T. A. (kaskodil) - 2 months ago

The hot chocolate was alright, the tea selectionis are nice as well and the pastries are closer to the European standard than the Mexican (meaning fluffy and buttery, not dry and tasteless).

They were short on staff though and didn't have any cutlery, plates or glasses anymore, so we all got wrapped, even though we stayed inside.

2 Алиса Карасик - 3 months ago

Probably worst coffee I’ve had in Mexico and overly expensive. They call _that_ a cappuccino and charge 55$

5 Brandon McKeehan - a year ago

My dessert croissant was amazing!! I think it was raspberry and cream cheese. Yo hablo un poco de español. My cafecito was really good también. The staff are friendly and helpful, the music was great and at just the right volume, and the WiFi is free and posted right on the wall. Lastly, the place is spotless clean and very aesthetically pleasing.

1 Jeffrey Anderson - 4 months ago

Watch out! Got a good case of "traveller's stomach" to be polite. Day old unrefrigerated pastry with hidden dairy filling. They may look good but make sure they are fresh!