Eat in Reforma, Oaxaca

Yu Ne Nisa

• ★ 4.4
• Istmeno (zapotec)
• $$

Yu Ne Nisa (Land and Water in Zapotec) on Amapolas runs Ofelia Jimenez's Istmo cooking in a quiet Reforma residential strip, with cocina de autor.

La Teca

• ★ 4.5
• Istmeno (tehuano)
• $$

La Teca in Reforma is Deyanira Aquino Pineda's 30-year Istmo institution, a five-table room where garnachas and tamales arrive on banana leaves.

Itanoni Flor del Maiz

• ★ 4.7
• Mexican
• $

Itanoni on Belisario Dominguez is Amado Ramirez Leyva and Gabriela Fernandez Orantes's criollo-corn tortilleria since 2001, a room that nixtamalizes rainbow.

Pan:am Reforma

• ★ 4.1
• Café
• $

Order Bakery and brunch

Pan:am Reforma on Belisario Dominguez is the second branch with the in-house bakery, chilaquiles and Oaxacan pastries baked fresh for the morning crowd.

Itanoni memelas counter

• ★ 4.6
• Street food
• $

Try Memelas and tetelas

Itanoni's outdoor comal in Reforma sells memelas, tetelas and tlayudas hot off the wood-fired griddle with criollo-corn masa stone-ground in-house since 2001.

Consejo Cervecero

• ★ 4.0
• Brewery
• $$

Consejo Cervecero is the Reforma taproom with a rotating lineup of Mexican craft beers, IPAs and stouts on a 12-tap wall and a snack-board program.

Santisima Flor de Lupulo

• ★ 3.8
• Brewery
• $$

Santisima Flor de Lupulo is a small Reforma craft brewery focused on hop-forward Oaxacan IPAs and pale ales, with a Friday-Saturday taproom service.

Itanoni

• ★ 4.5
• Mexican
• $

Try Memelas, tetelas

Itanoni in Reforma charges 25-70 pesos for criollo-corn memelas and tetelas off the wood-fired comal, the best price-quality for traditional Oaxacan masa.