What to order at Mezcaloteca tasting room

Signature drink
Mezcal flight by appointment
CuisineCafé
Price$
NeighborhoodCentro Historico
HoursMon-Sat 13:00-18:00, by appointment
Signature drinkMezcal flight by appointment
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Food experiences in Centro Historico

Tasting of Oaxacan Coffees★ 4.4 (4)

1 hour

Tasting of Oaxacan Coffees

You will explore three out of the six carefully selected coffee extraction methods, including the iconic French press, the elegant Chemex, and the innovative AeroPress.

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Oaxaca Streets Food Tour with 14+ Tastings★ 4.9 (86)

Guided tour · 4 hours

Oaxaca Streets Food Tour with 14+ Tastings

Experience the real Oaxaca on this evening food tour through lively street stalls and neighbourhood kitchens. With 14+ tastings, discover the bold flavours beloved by locals.

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Location

Address: Reforma 506, Centro, 68000 Oaxaca de Juarez, Oaxaca

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Hierba Dulce ★ 4.3

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Hierba Dulce on Porfirio Diaz is a tranquil plant-based cafe in Centro with Oaxacan ingredients on a fully vegan menu, named after the local sweet-leaf herb.

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Muss Cafe ★ 4.5

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Cafe Brujula Alcala ★ 4.5

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Cafe Brujula Alcala on the Andador is the founder location of the in-house Oaxacan specialty roaster, with Sierra Norte and Pluma beans roasted small-batch.

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Cafe Brujula Garcia Vigil ★ 4.4

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Cafe Brujula on Garcia Vigil is the roastery branch with in-house Oaxacan beans, a small-batch Probat roaster on display and pour-overs every morning.

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Cafebre ★ 4.3

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Cafebre on Manuel Bravo is the Centro specialty roaster pouring Mixteca Alta and Sierra Norte beans in small lots, with a Reforma second branch since 2024.

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Boulenc ★ 4.6

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Boulenc on Porfirio Diaz is the cafe and sourdough bakery courtyard with masa-madre breads, mushroom banh mi and a sit-and-stay terrace inside an old hotel.

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More cafés in Oaxaca

Hierba Dulce ★ 4.3

$ CaféCentro HistoricoWork-friendlyWifi

Hierba Dulce on Porfirio Diaz is a tranquil plant-based cafe in Centro with Oaxacan ingredients on a fully vegan menu, named after the local sweet-leaf herb.

DrinkVegan plates and herbal tea

Muss Cafe ★ 4.5

$ CaféCentro HistoricoWork-friendlyWifi

Muss Cafe on Miguel Hidalgo is Aurora Tostado and Stefano De Bellis's 2019 specialty cafe, sourcing organic Finca Las Nieves beans from the Sierra Sur.

DrinkPour over Finca Las Nieves

Cafe Brujula Alcala ★ 4.5

$ CaféCentro HistoricoWork-friendlyWifi

Cafe Brujula Alcala on the Andador is the founder location of the in-house Oaxacan specialty roaster, with Sierra Norte and Pluma beans roasted small-batch.

DrinkFilter Sierra Norte

Cafe Brujula Garcia Vigil ★ 4.4

$ CaféCentro HistoricoWork-friendlyWifi

Cafe Brujula on Garcia Vigil is the roastery branch with in-house Oaxacan beans, a small-batch Probat roaster on display and pour-overs every morning.

DrinkFilter coffee, beans bagged

Cafebre ★ 4.3

$ CaféCentro HistoricoWork-friendlyWifi

Cafebre on Manuel Bravo is the Centro specialty roaster pouring Mixteca Alta and Sierra Norte beans in small lots, with a Reforma second branch since 2024.

DrinkPour over Mixteca Alta

Boulenc ★ 4.6

$ CaféCentro HistoricoWork-friendlyWifi

Boulenc on Porfirio Diaz is the cafe and sourdough bakery courtyard with masa-madre breads, mushroom banh mi and a sit-and-stay terrace inside an old hotel.

DrinkSourdough toast and filter coffee

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