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Juice bar
Beer/Wine
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Mexican
Gluten-free
Breakfast
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Mexican and Oaxacan food with open terrace overlooking Santo Domingo church. Offers vegan enchiladas, salads, soups and more. Open Mon-Tue 7:30am-9:30pm, Wed 7:30am-8:00pm, Thu-Sat 7:30am-9:30pm, Sun 7:30am-8:00pm. Food service stops at 8 some days.
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Calle de Tinoco y Palacios 414, Centro, Oaxaca, Mexico, 68000
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- Outdoor seating
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- Free Wi-Fi
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Last update on 09 Jun 2021 by jay.callores
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5 Reviews
First Review by m@earthville
BeLicious
Points +156
The terrace was better than the food - Edit
There's something about getting room temperature food (beans and tortilla) when the food should seem like it was freshly cooked that turned me off. It was a slow month for them I'm sure (during co-vid) but it just doesn't even seem very healthy to leave food out all day and then serve it.
Read morePros: beautiful
Cons: who knows how long those beans had been sitting ou
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Corazonfin
Points +22
Really good mole and nice staff - Edit
I had vegan enchiladas with mole, the filling could have been a bit lighter but the mole was delicious. The place is really cosy with a good view and the staff is friendly so it was a nice experience.
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tommyb
Points +45
Tasty vegan options - Edit
Fresh and tasty, staff happy to make things vegan. Pleasant atmosphere and a great view from the patio setting. Feb 2020.
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Natalio
Points +48
Very Delicious food! - Edit
Delicious vegan and vegetarian options with a great view
Read morePros: Delicious vegan and vegetarian options, Great view, Nice people
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m@earthville
Points +9685
Good option when the veg places are closed - Edit
I had lunch at Raices on a holiday when all the veg*n places in the area were closed (because it’s a hotel restaurant, it stays open).
Read moreI very much enjoyed the breezy terrace and its fine views of the cathedral and the mountains.
The menu includes several items that can be veganized by asking them to hold the dairy (“sin queso, sin crema”), including enchiladas, a chile relleno, and a tlayuda.
The enchiladas were tasty, especially after adding a sprinkle of salt.
Service was good and English is spoken.
Cons: Serves meat
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