Wicho's Donuts House - Tlacolula de Matamoros

Great food and customer service the BEST

That's a good doughnut!

We stopped here on our way back from Hierve el Agua. My fourteen year old loves donuts. Fresh, friendly and didn't seem to mind my crappy Spanish! ;)

Mexican Dunkin donuts plus hamburgers union rings an Mexican food coffee is also good

Absolutely the Best. We went here twice in the short time that we visited Oaxaca. Open 24 hours! When we were leaving Oaxaca at 5:30 AM, they were already there pulling out amazing fresh donuts. I can't wait to go back.

Excellent donuts, though nothing beats Krispy Kreme. Except for Wicho's incomparable apple fritters! But don't try to eat a whole one at once, unless you first soak up the oil with several napkins. They are great microwaved for breakfast, which might help remove some of the grease. They are open 24 hours a day and have hot meals with daily specials, and different kinds of coffee. A must-stop on the Pan-American highway! Even AMLO has eaten here.

Friendly greeting, clean space, pretty ordinary as far as donut-shop-expectations go for a traveler accustomed to similar joints north of the border. But there's one thing that takes this from a three or four star 'nice' review to a knock-out home-run: The apple doughnut. Wow. If it weighed less than a pound i'd be surprised. When people talk about the addictive properties of crack, i think of my experiences with dense baked goods. Now this isn't really an item for one person. I pride myself in my appetite, but i still had to share it. For the normally-addicted this could be considered dessert for three people. This is one greasy, sugary, apple-flavoured industrial food bomb at its finest. If you're not eating squash vine soup or carpenter ant and chipotle sauce on a freshly made ancestral-style tortilla... If you're tired of tradition and variety and nutrition, and just need to make your inner demons as quiet as a recently-fed baby... If you're going to buy donuts in the Oaxaca valley, you might as well go all the way. Point your nose towards Tlacolula. Go to Wicho's.

Real flavour , really fancy , local and abroad tasting , el verde de espinazo it's marvelous , coffe e really strong , i ll be back coming from Juchitán ,