Museo Casa del Mendrugo

3 Ehsan Yazdan Panah - 9 months ago

It’s a very nice place to visit and probably dine. The best part was that restaurant manager at the end came to get feedback, which is a super good sign for any organization. As I said the ambiance and decorations are good with special taste but here are some point for improvement
1- we were there for dinner and there was a live music in place. The music was sooooo load and not that much pleasant.
2- food in general were soooo sweet which may not be so much desirable for everyone

5 Gaetano Carlucci - a month ago

Very nice lunch with chiles en nogada!

2 Glenn Dougan - 3 years ago

The setting here is perfect with a custom museum right above the dining area. Service was good. Food was terrible. The menu looked good enough, but execution was way off. My paella was sandy, as if the seafood had not been washed at all. I could feel the grit between my teeth every time I took a bite. My ham croquettes tasted like the ham was quite old(not aged) and the sauces with it weren't enough to compensate. Overall, it was very disappointing for the price

5 Christine Garnier - 4 years ago

Very interesting! A great compliment for any visitor to the city who also went to El Museo Ampero! In addition, the staff are extremely friendly and the food is fantastic. Would highly recommend!

5 David Champion - 4 years ago

Small museum housing an amazing collection of carved skulls, bones, and conch shells from pre-Hispanic Oaxaca, as impressive as anything I saw in Oaxaca itself. Excellent interpretations in both Spanish and English. Highly recommended.

3 Casi Filósofo - 3 years ago

I ordered house craft beer sampling: wheat, red ale, porter and IPA. All of them, expept wheat one, had lack of carbonisation and the taste was worse then average. The worst one is IPA. Pros: just 49 pesos for the sampling (4 oz each beer).

Also I ordered tapa of salmon and tapa of pear. They were ok.

5 Rafael Guzman - 6 years ago

Excelent museum, amazing skulls they had history about Zapoteca culture. The history is wondering about the house, they found bones of the "first woman" of Puebla. The guide was so kind.