El Punto — Restaurant in Oaxaca

We stopped off here at random to chill and have a bit/drinks. The vibe was nice, the covered seating was great and gave a break from the heat with a nice breeze.

The drinks were good and the food was delicious! They had hammocks on the side of the table we sat at which added to the great vibe and chill sesh.

Between us we had the burrito de arrachera, shrimp ceviche and chicken nachos. The nachos were good but the chicken was really dry, the burritos and ceviche on the other hand were fantastic. I also had a coco de ron, after you finish your drink you can request the waiter to open the coconut and serve you the meat on a plate with lime and tajin. I urge anyone going here to have them serve you the coconut meat, the waiter was telling us they eat so much coconut because people don't request this service and they don't like to waste them.

Bonus feature: we had some street vendors come up and show us some hand made blankets, the young man worked for his grandma and she ran the business. Nice people and the prices were good, the blanket...

DO NOT COME HERE UNLESS YOU ARE LOOKING FOR HORRIBLE FOOD.

If I could give zero stars, I would. This is the worst place I've ever eaten at, and I regret not checking the reviews before coming here. If you're looking for good food, do not come to this restaurant.

The food is terrible. I ordered fried tilapia, and it was tough, tasting like very old fish that had been frozen for months before being cooked. My husband ordered Aguachiles, and he literally received just five shrimp. The salsa had no flavor and resembled a very thin soup rather than a proper salsa. They gave him a handful of tortilla chips to eat with the shrimp, but when we asked for tostadas, they charged us extra. I have never been to a place that charges for tostadas when ordering Aguachiles.

Additionally, they try to charge for everything—ranch, limes, and tortillas. It doesn’t matter if you order salads or caldos; they charge...

I went there for lunch and my experience was a bit underwhelming. 1. Service: staff is cordial but not particularly warm or friendly. This is not an issue but worth noting when comparing to other places around. 2. Atmosphere: would have been higher if it wasn’t for these annoying kids who showed up and started blasting music in the middle of the restaurant (outdoors). They wouldn’t turn it down after I spoke to them but I politely asked the staff to speak to them and they were moved closer to the beach. Food was mid. The ceviche was good but not a huge fan of the...