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| Romantic, courtyard
dining in the cities most elegant hotel, the Camino
Real, a former 400 year old convent. Oaxacan specialties
and international cuisine. Addr: 5 de Mayo 300.
Ph: 951/6-3677. Expensive.
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| Known for its cuts
of beef and sophisticated renditions of the local
cuisine. Elegant, courtyard ambience. Addr: Morelos
602. Ph: 951/6-3285. Moderate.
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| Spanish Basque cuisine
and Oaxacan mole are the specialties here at this
lively spot overlooking the Zocalo, enhanced by
strolling musicians. Addr: Portal de Flores 10-A.
Ph: 951/6-97-19. Moderate.
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| One of the best spots
to sample La Comida Oaxaquena. Portions are large,
the atmosphere friendly and informal. On second
floor, a half block from the Zocalo. Lunch only.
Addr: Hidalgo 612. Ph: 951 6-2917. Moderate.
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| Many come to "Grandmother's
House" to sample Oaxaquena home cooking in this
cozy spot overlooking the Zocalo. The chapulines
(fried grasshoppers) are particularly tasty here.
Addr: Hidalgo 616. Ph: 951 6/3544. Moderate.
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| From 9am to midnight,
a favorite spot for light meals from breakfast to
dinner. Live music at night. Addr: Margarita Maza
499. Ph: 951 6/2933. Inexpensive.
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| Delicious, local cuisine
at equally delectable prices. The open air kitchen
is entertaining to watch, especially the tortilla
makers. Customers check off their choice on paper
menus. Addr: Av. Hidalgo. Ph: 951 6/2729.
Inexpensive.
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| Zocalo cafe that is
perfect all day long, for either an early morning
hot chocolate or tasty meal till late. Inexpensive.
Addr: Portal de Flores 10. Ph: 951/ 6-26-29. |
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