Loved the tlayuda- a giant corn tortilla with refried beans, shredded pork (cecina)and we added the Oaxacan cheese- it's served like a pizza, in wedges. We tried 2 molés( green and red, which a bit spicier) -both were tasty and my son enjoyed a grilled, thin cut steak.. The restaurant is open air, often with a marimba player outside on... More

This is a great place to start a day in Las Crucecitas. The menu is diverse, the service and food are great. It is authentic mexican food, served simply. The owner (Guillermo) is always on site and is always making sure that your dining experience is good. The Tlayuda con cecina is incredible and worth a visit by itself. This... More

Sabor de Oaxaca is a delightful, homey restaurant with delicious Oaxacan food. The restaurant offers an array of different flavored mole sauces, distinguished by their color, each one more flavorful than the last you might have tried. Their Tlayuda with cecina brings together a rich combination of tastes and is something that you should NOT miss if you are in... More

We spent a week in Hualtulco and this was the best place we ate. Very authentic for the area. My wife and I got the sample platter and it was well worth the price. There is a local dish that is kind of a dip made from grasshopper that was great. Next time I'm in town I will got here... More

The food is great the atmosphere is wonderful The best place in town to get real Oaxacan food Moles etc.

El Sabor de Oaxaca is located next door to the Hotel Maria Mixteca, about half block off the zocolo. The decor and ambiance is attractive and decorative. The menu varied and appealing. Food was excellent as was the service. Prices are moderate; excellent value.

We wandered here our first night, tried a variety of other spots and returned here for our final dinner, as we liked it best. The prices are about the same as elsewhere, but the food appeared to be fresher and tastier. the service was very good, though the English was limited. Being off the town square, it was a bit... More

We were in this restaurant a couple of times during our stay in Huatulco the last week of December 2012. During our first visit it was really hard to get in, there was nobody taking care of "the front of the house" getting you on a waiting list or so. When a table became available, one of the waitress told... More

We found to place in trip advisor and it was right on. One light plate was fabulous, which was the avocado tuna salad in the avocado shell. It was more avocado than tuna but outstanding. A variant that was probably better as an after thought, but we didn't order was the shrimp avocado salad. We also ordered two different mole... More