La Ola - México 175 141

Name: La Ola - México 175 141
Address: México 175 141, 70947 Oax., Mexico, Oax., 70947

4/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Casa La Ola - Casalaola.mx

Hotel en San Agustinillo, Oaxaca. Muy cerca de Mazunte. Cuenta con 15 amplias habitaciones y alberca.

Contact La Ola

Address :	México 175 141, 70947 Oax., Mexico
Phone :	📞 +9889
Postal code :	70947
Website :	https://www.casalaola.mx/
Categories :	Mexican restaurant ,
City :	Oax.

Best Mexican restaurant in Mexico

E	Elaine Lac on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Tldr: nice place, bad food, pricey. The restaurant has a nice ambience but it’s not enough to make up for the quality of food. My friends and I all ordered tostadas: octopus, tuna and ceviche. What we didn’t realize is that all of the tostadas toppings we ordered were made with mayonnaise. In what world is ceviche made with mayonnaise? I personally don’t enjoy mayonnaise even in sparing amounts and they put an excessive amount on their food. The octopus is made with a combo of cream cheese AND mayonnaise. The food is priced for tourists. Maybe they have other things on their menu that are good but everything with mayonnaise that we ordered left us feeling sick and our stomachs upset. Toilets aren’t clean.
D	Daniel Ivan Garcia Benitez on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Fish Tacos Size 9/10 (3 tacos) Flavor 8/10 (with green salsa) Temperature 6/10 (warm) Quality ingredients 8/10 Presentation 9/10 Service speed 6/10 Price 6/10 ($180 over valued IMO) Micheladas 10/10 ($70) Beer $35 No craft beer ? View ocean on the sand $priceless Note: make sure you are charged correctly according to pricing on menu. They will switch selection without notice. They are understaffed so I had to clean my table before use.
K	Kiara Devika on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very average food, terrible service. Shrimp tacos were oily and tasteless. Ceviche and tostadas were overly saucy and sweet. Won’t be back and not worth a visit, there are much better places around.
A	Amy McFarling on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wow. Pricey, and food was terrible. My pulpo taco was tasteless (I ate it, I was hungry). I couldn’t eat the ceviche. It came drenched in mayonnaise. If that’s a local delicacy, it’s new to me. I’ve never heard of it. And mayonnaise on a beach is dicey at the best of times. I can’t swear this is where I got food poisoning, but it’s the most obvious culprit in the timescale.
R	Rik Wiel on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great food! The beds at the beach are for free if you order food and drinks for 250 pesos each which seems a good deal to me. The only rude thing was that we paid the costs for our drinks and foods (655 pesos) with 1000 pesos and they only gave 300 back. We were gonna give a tip but its not in their hands to decide how much.
T	The Way We Saw It on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very nice beach restaurant with delicious food and friendly staff. Try their limon/pepino/mezcal cocktail. An air of a Greek taverna with their blue chairs and tables. Come in the morning, enjoy coffee at the sunbeds and later lunch. Closes at 6pm. Only downside: toilets are FILTHY!
E	Ella Hunt on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This is a really nice place to come and spend the day lounging on the beach. My boyfriend and I have come here the last few days and it’s never super busy, the staff are super friendly and the food is really delicious. The fish is super fresh and full of flavour and they do really yummy drinks too. There are cheaper places along the beach but it’s totally worth it here in my opinion.
M	Mark Napier on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Love this place. No consumption charge, just grab a beer and go when you need. Food is genuinely good, and if the service is slow or less attentive then you might want it's been the dude is rushed off his feet! There's a banging little cove for some snorkling to the right and the beach in front is super chill. Highly recommend the French fries and salads with additional tuna