Tlayudas, Mezcales, and More: Oaxacan Food Festival Hits the Historic Center of CDMX
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Tlayudas, Mezcales, and More: Oaxacan Food Festival Hits the Historic Center of CDMX

Ricardo
Mexico City, Mexico September 20, 2026 2 min read 2

Hey fellow expats and digital nomads! If you're a fan of Oaxacan cuisine, get ready for a food festival that's bringing the flavors of the state to the heart of CDMX. Starting this month, you can indulge in traditional tlayudas, mezcal, and other culinary delights in the Centro Histórico. This event not only promises a feast for the taste buds but also offers a fantastic opportunity to experience Oaxacan culture and connect with locals.

Tlayudas, Mezcales, and More: Oaxacan Food Festival Hits the Historic Center of CDMX

The festival, organized by the Oaxacan community in the city, will feature more than 150 food stalls and live music. You'll have the chance to sample authentic dishes like tlayudas, a large tortilla topped with beans, meat, and cheese, and enjoy a variety of mezcal, a traditional Mexican spirit. This festival is a great way to explore the rich culinary heritage of Oaxaca, right in the heart of Mexico City. It's happening from October 1st to October 30th in the Plaza de la Constitución, also known as the Zócalo.

For families, this means a chance to explore the local culture and try new foods. For those who love to explore the city, it's a perfect weekend activity. And for digital nomads, it's a great way to meet new people and enjoy some delicious food. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to experience Oaxacan culture in the heart of Mexico City.

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Ricardo
Mexico From Mexico | Mexico Living in Mexico City, Mexico

Born and raised in CDMX. Urban planner who loves helping newcomers.

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