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20 de Noviembre Market

Choose a meal or browse food stalls in one of Oaxaca's best-known markets, where grilled meats, bread and chocolate make the visit especially sensory.

20 de Noviembre Market

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Why go

The market is a place to encounter Oaxacan food through preparation and shared eating, rather than through ingredients alone. Its smoky grilling corridor is one of its defining spaces, with tasajo and other meats cooked nearby. Take time to understand how a stall serves its food before ordering and settling into the bustle.

What to look for

  • Smoky grilling corridor
  • Bread and chocolate stalls
  • Prepared Oaxacan food

Useful to know

  • Choose a stall and ask how ordering works before sitting down.

Your next visit

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Indoor visit · 35–60 min

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Opening information

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America/Mexico_City · Oct 24, 2026 / Nov 20, 2026

Monday
07:00–18:30
Tuesday
07:00–18:30
Wednesday
07:00–18:30
Thursday
07:00–18:30
Friday
07:00–18:30
Saturday
07:00–18:30
Sunday
07:00–18:30
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