Oaxaca City Street Food Map — 20+ Local Favourites, Instantly on Google Maps
Oaxaca has incredible street food. But finding the best stalls isn’t always easy. Some are tucked away on street corners, some only open in the morning, and others don’t get going until after dark.
I’ve lived in Oaxaca for over a decade and spent plenty of that time eating my way around the city. This map brings together 20+ street food spots I’ve personally selected — from memelas and tlayudas to tacos, tamales and more.
Instead of spending hours researching where to eat, you can open the map on your phone, see where the stalls are and decide what to try.
Just $4. Instant access. No guesswork
What You Get
✅ 20+ handpicked street food spots — including memelas, tlayudas, tamales, tacos and other local favourites.
✅ A custom Google Maps list — see the locations on your phone and get directions straight to each spot.
✅ Local knowledge — recommendations selected by someone who’s lived in Oaxaca for over a decade, not just passing through.
✅ Useful tips for each location — including what to order, when to go and which stalls are best for breakfast or evening eats.
✅ Less time researching, more time eating — no need to piece together recommendations from dozens of websites.
Who Is This Map For?
First-time visitors: Find great places to eat from your first day in Oaxaca without spending hours planning.
Food lovers: Discover local street food beyond the restaurants and places that dominate tourist recommendations.
Independent travellers: Explore at your own pace, choose what looks good and eat where you want — without booking a food tour.
How It Works
- Buy the map for $4.
- Receive your download and Google Maps link instantly.
- Open the list on your phone.
- Follow the directions, and start eating.
No complicated setup. No separate navigation app to install. Just open Google Maps and go.
Why Pay $4?
You could spend hours searching online, comparing reviews and trying to work out which recommendations are worth following.
Or you could use a map of 20+ handpicked spots, with local tips to help you decide where to eat.
For less than the price of a tlayuda, you can spend less time searching and more time enjoying Oaxaca’s street food.
Questions? I live in Oaxaca and am happy to help. Message me on Instagram: @johnny_gooaxaca








