Buy

Pochote Xochimilco

Handmade tortillas, tlayudas, pastries, fresh-squeezed juice, mezcal, vegetables and woven goods. The delicious prepared food makes a great breakfast or lunch and there's a sitting area to enjoy it.

Address: Calle Marcos Pérez 217, Colonia Centro
Getting there: between Crespo y Joaquin Amaro
Hours: Fri Sat 08:30-15:30

Directions Suggest a nearby place

Listing from Wikivoyage: Oaxaca (city), CC BY-SA 4.0.

Updated 28 Sept 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.

Close by

Do
Fundacion En Via
A non-profit microfinance organization that runs tours to Teotitlan del Valle every Thursday and Saturday. They are working to fight poverty around Oaxaca and to educate travelers about the power of micro-finance. In Teotitlan, participants get to meet two groups of three women who are applying for their micro-loans. Participants hear about their lives and projects, which could be anything from weaving the beautiful rugs for which the town is famous, to making tortillas, raising chickens, making pinatas, or selling flowers in the market. At the end of the day 100% of the tour fee is given as an interest-free micro-loan to one of the two groups of women. Trips run every Thursday 13:00-19:00 and every Saturday 09:00-16:00.
M$655 or US$50
Eat
La Casa del Tío Güero
Typical Oaxacan cuisine. A good deal with good food, all made with purified water.
Eat
Restaurante María Bonita
Serves traditional Oaxacan dishes, and offers 2-day cooking classes. Free Wi-Fi available.
Tue-Sat 08:30-21:00, Sun 08:30-17:30M$70 (comida corrida)
See
Casa de Benito Juarez
Historic childhood home of former Mexican President Benito Juarez. It's an unassuming home fitting for a man of humble roots.
Tue-Sun 10:00-19:00M$43 (adults), free (disabled/children under 13), free admission on Sundays for residents; M$45 video permit