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The best new restaurants in Oaxaca

Start with Alfonsina in San Juan Bautista La Raya, Oaxaca, ABELI Antojería and ARRABALERO. Here are all 12, with why each one is worth it.

12 places · Updated October 25, 2026

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  1. AlfonsinaSan Juan Bautista La Raya, Oaxaca

    Get: Vegetable-focused five-course prix fixe dinner built on family-heritage Oaxacan techniques

    Vegetable-focused five-course prix fixe dinner built on family-heritage Oaxacan techniques.

  2. ABELI Antojería

    Provisional: directory labels it new; physical opening date unverified

  3. ARRABALERO

    Provisional: directory labels it new; physical opening date unverified

  4. Asador Norteño Reforma

    Provisional: directory labels it new; physical opening date unverified

  5. Cesca Bistro

    Opened 2026; firsthand review from August

  6. Eulalia Café-Bistro

    Provisional: directory labels it new; physical opening date unverified

  7. Finas Hierbas Cocina de Humo

    Provisional: directory labels it new; physical opening date unverified

  8. Pasillo de de HumoCentro, Mercado 20 de Noviembre

    Charcoal-grilled tasajo, cecina and chorizo sold by weight from stands in the smoky market aisle.

  9. Pizzini & Panzerotti

    Provisional: directory labels it new; physical opening date unverified

  10. Romeo Cevichería

    Provisional: directory labels it new; physical opening date unverified

  11. Tetela Mía

    Provisional: directory labels it new; physical opening date unverified

  12. Yōkai Oaxaca

    Provisional: directory labels it new; physical opening date unverified

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Chef Amazing’s picks start with Alfonsina (San Juan Bautista La Raya, Oaxaca), ABELI Antojería and ARRABALERO. All 12 places are on this page with what to get, where they are and a map.

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