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Nestled in Ocotlan de Morelos’ lively market, La Cocina de Frida offers a delightful dining experience with delicious Oaxacan dishes served by a Frida lookalike.
"Have a Meal with Frida Inside the main market in Ocotlan de Morelos there is a food stall called La Cocina de Frida ("Frida's Kitchen"), and standing behind the counter is none other than Frida Kahlo herself, or at least a reasonable facsimile. Owner Beatriz Vázquez Gómez likes to play up her resemblance to the famous Mexican artist. She greets visitors warmly and serves up excellent chiles rellenos, mole, enchiladas, and other local specialties. This is a great choice for breakfast or lunch on a day trip to Ocotlan."
"Have a Meal with Frida Inside the main market in Ocotlan de Morelos there is a food stall called La Cocina de Frida ("Frida's Kitchen"), and standing behind the counter is none other than Frida Kahlo herself, or at least a reasonable facsimile. Owner Beatriz Vázquez Gómez likes to play up her resemblance to the famous Mexican artist. She greets visitors warmly and serves up excellent chiles rellenos, mole, enchiladas, and other local specialties. This is a great choice for breakfast or lunch on a day trip to Ocotlan."
"Beatriz Vazquez might just dress up like Frida Kahlo, but she’s a true artist when it comes to the kitchen — especially the mole estofado, which is among the most delicious in all of Oaxaca. Make your way out to Ocotlan de Morelos, a small town about 45 minutes from the city center, and visit the Morelos Market, where you’ll find her making chiles rellenos, her famous mole, and what she calls the “naked taco,” a grilled chile de agua stuffed with chicken picadillo, rolled in a tortilla and cooked on the coals. [$]" - Omar Alonso
Nathan Chandler
LS Sheldon
Teri Kelly
Sutharee Na
Deodoro Ortiz
Gerda Liebmann
Duane Frasier
Jesus Neri
Nathan Chandler
LS Sheldon
Teri Kelly
Sutharee Na
Deodoro Ortiz
Gerda Liebmann
Duane Frasier
Jesus Neri
Ellen L.