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Itanoní

Non-GMO corn-based quesadillas, tacos and tamales are prepared fresh to order on an open comal.

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Casa Oaxaca Reforma
Traditional Oaxacan cuisine by chef Alejandro Ruiz Olmedo of Casa Oaxaca El Restaurante, but at slightly more affordable prices.
Mon-Sat 07:45-19:00, Sun 10:00-18:00
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Estadio Eduardo Vasconcelos
Estadio del Beisbol
Oaxaca has a popular and successful baseball team, the Guerreros, who play from late March through late August in a modern, well maintained stadium. Good concessions at reasonable prices.
Tickets start at M$10
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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
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La Toscana
It is best to take a taxi to this restaurant because of the out of the way location. They serve the best martinis in Oaxaca and delicious seafood with Italian flair.
Mon-Wed 14:00-00:00, Thu-Sat 14:00-00:30, Sun 14:00-18:00