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1. La Cava
Centro Historico | Wine/SpiritsLa Cava, affiliated with Los Danzantes restaurant, sells a variety of quality mezcals along with regional wines and hand-rolled cigars in a...Read More
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2. Mezcaloteca
Centro Historico | Wine/SpiritsThis speakeasy-style bar gives you an adrenaline rush from the moment you ring the bell to gain access. Serving only mezcal from hundreds of...Read More
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3. Piedra Lumbre
Centro Historico | Wine/SpiritsThe owners, Betty and Fernando, are wonderful hosts at their gallery and mezcal-tasting room. The attractive decoration, variety of mezcals...Read More
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4. Silvia Suarez
Centro Historico | ClothingSilvia Suarez is undoubtedly the mother of ethno fashion in Oaxaca. Her handmade designs have been shown and worn around the world and provide...Read More
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5. Amate Books
Centro Historico | Books/StationeryThis is the bookstore you wish you had found before your trip. Hundreds of books, most of them in English, cover topics from the country's cuisine...Read More
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6. Artesanías Chimalli
Centro Historico | CraftsSort through an excellent selection of crafts, including painted copal-wood animals with comical expressions, at this shop. ...Read More
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7. Central de Abastos
Centro Historico | Outdoor/Flea/Green MarketsOaxaca's largest and oldest market is held at the Central de Abastos (literally the "Center of Supplies") on the southern edge of downtown....Read More
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8. Chocolate Mayordomo
Centro Historico | Food/CandyOaxaca is famous for its chocolate—most of all for its hot chocolate. This shop near the market is arguably the best around; it grinds its own...Read More
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9. Cristina Palacios
Centro Historico | Jewelry/AccessoriesCristina Palacios has made her name creating contemporary silver jewelry for a discerning, design-conscious client. Her store in the heart of...Read More
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10. Cuish
Centro Historico | Wine/SpiritsSouth of the city center, Cuish has a small mezcal tasting room, great for pre- and postdinner drinks, where it sells only its own house-bottled...Read More
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11. El Cortijo
Centro Historico | Wine/SpiritsThe mezcal at El Cortijo comes from Santiago Matatlan, one of Oaxaca’s most famous mezcal-producing centers, and the bar reflects this in the...Read More
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12. Galeria CuatroSiete
Centro Historico | Art GalleriesHome to the works of Julio Martinez, the gallery also hosts visiting shows by artists from Oaxaca and across Mexico. Its central location—and...Read More
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13. Galería Quetzalli
Centro Historico | Art GalleriesHere you can see the latest from Oaxaca's most famous artist, Francisco Toledo, as well as many other well-respected contemporary artists. Of...Read More
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14. Jarciería El Arte Oaxaqueño
Centro Historico | CraftsIn business since 1961, this shop has a small but good assortment of stamped-tin products, whimsical earrings, as well as animals and skeletons...Read More
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15. La Mano Mágica
Centro Historico | CraftsThis magical shop features the works of Arnulfo Mendoza, a top weaver. His rugs, made using hand-dyed silk and wool, have incredibly intricate...Read More
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16. Librería Grañén Porrúa
Centro Historico | Books/StationerySelling books in both English and Spanish—not to mention CDs and high-end gifts—the bookstore adjoins an independent coffeehouse. ...Read More
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17. Mercado 20 de Noviembre
Centro Historico | Outdoor/Flea/Green MarketsIt's mostly locals that you'll find chowing down amid the lively stalls of the daily Mercado 20 de Noviembre, across the street from the Mercado...Read More
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18. Mercado Benito Juárez
Centro Historico | Outdoor/Flea/Green MarketsClose to the zócalo, the daily Mercado Benito Juárez has stalls selling moles, chocolates, fruits and vegetables, and much more. The bulky brick...Read More
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19. Mercado Benito Juárez
Centro | Outdoor/Flea/Green MarketsThe city's sprawling market is a long walk (but short cab ride) from the beaches. It's divided into orderly sections of comedors (humble eateries...Read More
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20. Mercado de Artesanías
Centro Historico | Outdoor/Flea/Green MarketsFor textiles, don't miss Mercado de Artesanías, a great place to shop for handwoven and embroidered clothing from Oaxaca's seven regions. This...Read More
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