Titos Centro Histórico — Restaurant in Oaxaca

On our first night upon arrival, we visited this location and were greeted by David our waiter. Once he heard me translated to the rest of my group, David intercepted and started speaking english to us. Two of us had pozole with pork. The broth was savory and delicious. The condiments that came with our dishes, very fresh, we almost ordered another bowl to split but didnt, we needed room for some street corn. The third person ordered tasajo (thin slices of beef), Very tasty. We got good service. We returned back for a second time two day later for dinner. All meals were very tasty and delicious. Place is full of locals. If the locals enjoy this establishment, then the food has to be good. Both times, David was our waiter, and was very attentive and explained the dishes to my group who dont speak spanish. Highly recommend this r a ace to sit and enjoy a delicious Oxaqueno meal. BTW, the hamburgers...

Worst filter coffee I've ever had anywhere, infact the worst instant I've ever had was better than it.. it tasted like the same granules had been used at least twice if not 3 times. it's the only time i've ever returned a coffee anywhere and when paying for the bill we refused to pay for it. Waitress wasn't very apologetic and tried to defend it and didn't take it off the bill so no tip for her. Orange juice was really good but both our meals were on the cold side. The orange juice saved them from...

I literally never leave google reviews but felt inclined to warn fellow hungry travelers. Food was cold and salad was going bad. The best thing about this place was the free bread and that says a lot. I took the time to come on google and see if it was just me and relieved to find out it’s not. Everyone saying they got food poisoning and now I’m considering if I need to make myself...