Oaxaca City is a food lover’s paradise — rich, bold, and completely unforgettable. In this complete guide, we take you on a delicious journey through the best street eats, market bites ...

Within Oaxaca, Rabinor says taking a day to leisurely explore the city center is the way to go. "Take your time strolling through the market and be sure to try pan de yema con chocolate," says ...

Chef Alejandro Ruiz thinks Oaxaca's street foods are a key to understanding its gastronomy. Here are his top street foods in the city, from memelas at Doña Vale to Tacos del Carmen. Chef ...

“Oaxaca is a city with a lot of culture,” she says ... When buying gifts, “try and buy directly from the artisans in the market or stores within artisan unions,” he adds.

You can also take colectivos, which run local routes around the city, and you can hop aboard one of these around Oaxaca's main market, called Central de Abastos. If you don't want to wait around ...

Mexico has a wealth of artisanal markets where you can find unique crafts and handmade goods. These markets are some of the ...

While woven artwork abounds at every market here ... here it’s an eight-hour bus to Oaxaca, via Córdoba. British Airways and Aeromexico fly to Mexico City direct from the UK, from where ...

Through her extensive background in wine, Lauren Mowery discovered that coffee has many of the same organoleptic properties as fermented grapes, from flavor and body to aromas and acidity.

Here are Ruiz's top five street foods in Oaxaca City. In addition to the local markets ... and a meal in the market," Ruiz recommends. "This way you learn about the full culinary traditions ...