Yulissa & Daniel's Wedding
Things To Do
Money Exchange
Located one block from Quinta Real Hotel & right next to Plaza Santo Domingo. It’s a glass window booth in the middle of the small indoor mall on the first floor. Bring passport & ID. Expect to receive 18 pesos/$1 USD.
Santo Domingo Square (Plaza)
This hangout spot for Dia de Muertos has many nearby outdoor markets, cafes, restaurants & bars! Use this for a landmark/main reference point. Outdoor markets are under white canopies and located on the NW/SE sides of the church/plaza.
Zócalo (Plaza de la Constitución)
One of the main plaza’s in Oaxaca with outdoor shop vendors and restaurants… a must-visit!
Mercado Benito Juárez
One of the main indoor merchandise markets in Oaxaca… a must-visit!
Mercado 20 de Noviembre
One of the main (cheap & fast) indoor food markets in Oaxaca… a must-visit!
Pitico Garcia Vigil
24 hour market
Tacos Roy
Amazing tacos (like their al pastor)!
Catedral Restaurant
Upscale fine dine restaurant that is great for dinner & even better brunch. Try the Oaxaca ‘platter’ if going for dinner!
Templo de San Matías Jalatlaco
This small beautiful church is a reference point for “Barrio de Jalatlaco”. This neighborhood has an artistic charm that includes a lot of building/street art.
Las Quince Letras Restaurante
Very good restaurant with authentic Oaxacan food. Eat on the rooftop.
Praga Coffee Bar
Very popular cafe, restaurant & bar that is open from 9am to midnight. Also has a roof-top with views of Santo Domingo… a must-visit!!!
A.M. Cafe Centro
Coffee shop during the day and live music at night! Tricky entrance: go down first floor hallway (same as Mezcalogia), go into last room on the right and go up the stairs until you can’t stop.
Vaca Marina
Fine dine rooftop restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch & dinner. Has great views of Santo Domingo & sometimes has live music at night… a must-visit!!!
Terraza Los Amantes
Rooftop fine dine restaurant with beautiful views of Santo Domingo. Go for dinner.
Expendio Tradición
Very nice restaurant & bar.
Sur a Norte
One of the best upscale (rooftop) restaurants in Oaxaca.
Los Danzantes
Upscale fine dine restaurant. Many good reviews; place reservation early if able.
Los Amantes Mezcalería (Mezcal Tasting)
Great spot for Mezcal tasting (bottom floor). Vaca Marina is the rooftop restaurant that has beautiful views of Santo Domingo… a must-see!
Los Andantes Terraza
Fine dine restaurant with beautiful views of Santo Domingo.
Pitiona
Upscale fine dine restaurant that is good for lunch or dinner. Has an indoor bottom floor and rooftop (with limited views of Santo Domingo).
Gozobi
Fine dine rooftop restaurant.
La Rueca Restaurante
Rooftop restaurant right next to Santo Domingo.
Mezzaluna
Fine dine rooftop restaurant (with music & limited views of Santo Domingo).
Txalaparta
Trendy younger nightlife bar with live music & hookah.
Oaxaca Brewing Co.
Oaxaca brewery with great reviews!
Cozana: Rooftop, Piano Bar & Boutique Destilados Oaxaca
Late night trendy bar that has live (spanish rock) on the first floor & a roof top bar.
Puro Burro Oaxaca
Small rooftop bar that caters to younger crowd. Great drinks & desserts with limited live music.
Terraza 777
Small rooftop bar that is mostly younger crowd with DJ.
MEZCALOGIA
Small bar but great for Mezcal tasting.
Mandala Club Oaxaca
Standard dance nightclub in Oaxaca. This is one of the few nightclubs in the area.
LA QK BAR OAXACA
Late-night bar with small dance floor (open till 4am). Considered ‘hole in the wall’ but popular with young locals.
Divino 106
Now called “Casa Porfirio”. Has great selection of Mezcal Tequilas and considered a nightlife bar (second floor).
Marcos y Fotos de Oaxaca
Come here if you forgot to bring photos of (deceased) loved ones for Dia de Muertos. During this holiday week, people place these photos on “altars”. Send photos to business via WhatsApp (+52 951 456 9400).
Panteón General
One of the popular cemeteries to visit between Oct. 31st and Nov 2nd (in the evening). This location is about 1 mile east of Quinta Real of Downtown (20 min walk). Watch the movie “Coco” for reference.
Panteón Mictlancíhuatl
One of the popular cemeteries to visit between Oct. 31st and Nov 2nd (in the evening). This location is about 20 minutes south of Downtown so you’ll need to arrange a taxi (ask Hotel concierge). Watch the movie “Coco” for reference.