La Casa de La Tlayuda — Restaurant in Baja California

To start they change the name, so is difficult to find, look now for the PIEDRA SANTA, Corner of 5th and Revolution avenue. Tipycal and traditional Oaxacan food with modern style. The mixology based on mezcal is for lack of a better description simply the best! You most try the beverages Piedra Santa and the Rufino. On food the tlayuda of tazajo is delicious and the guacamole with grasshoppers is great (they prepare it at the table). Prices are really affordable, but to be honest if you are on a diet you must not come here, you won't stop ordering food and drinks because they are really really good. Bon...

Great place and atmosphere. Was not too crazy about the service. Asked for a sample of the wine, took a good 10 minutes for it to come out. Then the server came out with the full cup , and I didn't like the wine but drank it to not create a fuss. The server was chatting with other servers at the bar and laughing about random things while I just waited for the wine as well, that annoyed me. Also, for WiFi, it's not a password. You have to connect your FB and it doesn't even work. They just want to get your info. I'll visit again as I want to give their food and place another try and hopefully will bring...

Visited for the first time, the wait staff gave an impeccable, friendly service. Answered our questions knowledgeably and patiently. The food was generously portioned, I ordered the Sopa Azteca, which was good, but halfway through I was already bored with the flavor though. The ensalada de nopales was good, as well as the Tasajo tlayuda. We shared the niece platter (four scoops of ice cream flavored with coffee, mole, chocolate and tejate - a beverage made with cacao, nuts and the pit of the mamey fruit- they were surprising...