Casa Oaxaca

"We had the carne asada fries as an appetizer and it was amazingggg and it made us so excited about the actual food and then the actual food came and it was just blahhh. It lacked flavor, and was just not it. The service was good and the server asked us if we didn't like the food because it was left untouched and we said yes but the food still showed up in our bill. So I was just confused. Would go there for appetizers and desert but not food."

"Finally made it here after driving past it more times than I like to admit. Great food. Friendly service. Ambience is a bit cold. I am not fan of a kitchen half-door that fills half the dining room with noise from the back of house. Thank god the food service prevail."

"Autentica comida oaxaqueña! I came here once and had the tlayuda and molotes and I can confirm the flavor is authentic (I was born in Oaxaca). I was lucky enough and got some pan de muerto!. I will come back here to try their extensive menu."

"Hands down the best Mexican food restaurant in the area. The parking lot is small packed, so plan to seek a spot for a bit. The food was well portioned and presented, flavorful and delicious. High quality meats, and for the kiddos, the best fried chicken strips we’ve had outside of Popeyes. The mole wet burrito was perfect and their green sauce and salsa were excellent. Highly recommend this spot for a cozy delicious meal at very reasonable price points!"

"The service was great. They gave us chips! And they have great drinks for happy hour. Unfortunately, the food disappointed me. I had an order of Tlayudas with carne al pastor, but I found them very expensive and not very tasty for what they really are. They had just a few ingredients. The falvor lacked seasoning, and the sauce wasn't good. I also ordered the carne asada fries, they were good but the quality of the fries wasn't the best. Hope in the future they do something to improve this dishes, the Tlayuda looked so good in pictures, but unfortunately, the flavor wasn't good"