Diana Mendez
Jun 11, 2026"Generous portions and tasty food, with friendly and fast service."
CDMX, Mexico
Explore authentic Oaxacan cuisine at Cosecha Oaxaca in Ciudad de México. Features casual dining, small plates, great coffee, and is wheelchair accessible.
4.5 / 5
Guest rating
182
Reviews
Restaurant
Cuisine
CDMX
City
$200–300
Price level
Closes at 10:00 PM
Cosecha Oaxaca is a restaurant located in the Roma Norte neighborhood of Ciudad de México, specializing in traditional Oaxacan dishes. The menu includes a variety of small plates, signature moles, and snacks like guacamole with chapulines, offering an authentic taste of southern Mexico.
The dining experience combines casual and cozy atmospheres with quiet and trendy vibes, suitable for groups as well as solo diners. Guests can enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert with table service, along with options for dine-in, takeout, delivery, and no-contact delivery.
Visitors typically spend between 1 to 4 hours, with amenities including Wi-Fi, accessible entrances and seating, restrooms, and accommodation for dogs both inside and outside. Payment is accepted via credit/debit cards and mobile NFC payments.
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When Cosecha Oaxaca is open during the week.
Closes at 10:00 PM
Central CDMX, with cafes, shops, and other restaurants within easy walking distance.
What recent guests say after dining at Cosecha Oaxaca.
Based on 182 guest reviews
Diana Mendez
Jun 11, 2026"Generous portions and tasty food, with friendly and fast service."
Nikki Mina
May 22, 2026"The food portions are HUGE and soooo delicious. Well worth the price. Great for sharing. Mario was the sweetest waiter"
Daniel David
May 12, 2026"Had a great meal and experience! Mario was very helpful and attentive. The portions of the meals were definitely worth the price."
Scott
Apr 29, 2026"Excellent Oaxacan cuisine! We had sopa de guia, which is mostly calabasas with half a corn on the cob (vegetarian!), but also the most delicious creamy cheese and meat quesadillas for appetizers. They have a great selection of moles - pictured you will see the coloradito and amarallito moles, which were both delicious. The waitress also brought out chapulín (grasshoppers) for us to try, which were salty and roasted... not bad at all. Next time I will try them prepared in a dish (we didn't know about them until after our meal). The decor was very nice and colorful and the staff was super friendly and talkative, and spoke sufficient English, even though we preferred to use the experience to practice our Spanish. I also found out late they had Mexican mead! SKOLL!!! So I ordered one to go with my desserts. It was a very good traditional mead, and they had an assortment of flavors. Sweet spot, this one, indeed, if you have a hankering to explore moles and authentic Oaxacan cuisine."
Common questions about dining at Cosecha Oaxaca and what to expect during the visit.
The restaurant features traditional Oaxacan cuisine, including small plates, moles, and specialties such as guacamole with chapulines and tlayuda combinations.
Yes, both the entrance and seating areas are designed to be wheelchair accessible, making it easier for guests with mobility needs to visit.
Dine-in, takeout, delivery, and no-contact delivery services are available, allowing flexible ways to enjoy the menu.
Dogs are welcome both inside and outside the restaurant, making it pet-friendly for guests who want to dine with their pets.
Payments can be made through credit cards, debit cards, and NFC-enabled mobile payments.
Prices generally range from $200 to $300 MXN per person, depending on the selection of dishes and drinks ordered.
The restaurant offers a casual, cozy, and quiet setting that accommodates groups and is also considered good for children.
Yes, guests can access Wi-Fi during their visit, and restrooms are provided on-site for convenience.
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