Oaxaca Restaurant

This little restaurant is a family gem. I am ashamed to admit I had never been there before, especially because the flower shop I own is in the same strip mall. Last Sunday we had a parking lot street fair and because the aroma led me in and kept me interested for hours, and it was next to impossible not to visit this incredible restaurant and order something fun. No disappointment here! I ordered a green corn tamale, which was the best I've ever eaten! Better than any fancy chain or fast food restaurant. The home-made guacamole (yes, she made it just for me) was to-die-for and the watermelon drink was different and refreshing. The restaurant is clean as a whistle and the owners are amazing! If you're in the neighborhood, or even if you're not, I suggest you stop by Xamaika Antojitos and give it a try. You won't be disappointed!

I absolutely love stopping at an unknown restaurant and getting pleasantly surprised. I had a combo meal. My tamale was sooooo good, it was tender, moist and delicious. To be quite honest the combo that I ordered was way too much food for me to eat. My husband ordered a carne asada burrito that was generously filled. I’m surprised this restaurant only has 3.8 stars, this place was awesome! I would recommend trying this place out!

I came to the restaurant to calm my mole negro craving. I was happily surprised to the fast n friendly service. Let me tell you, order the mole negro and Mexican red rice. It comes with freshly made tortillas that left me craving for more. They sell the mole in case you want to make it at home. Warning!! DO NOT order the tamarindo drink, I’m not sure if it was not finished, but it tasted horrible.

This restaurant is the real deal if you like Oaxacan food. Don't expect a lot of ambience but what you will get instead is some delicious home style food done the right way. Good portions, homemade tortillas, they even have a bunch of groceries available including some fresh breads and cheese. They even had a full selection of thrifty ice cream. There was one waitress for the dining room and she was hustling but was spread thin, still always with a smile.