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Tacos y Antojitos El Rodeo

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Tacos y Antojitos El Rodeo is an evening taco stand in Oaxaca City's Reforma area, across from the ADO bus station, serving al pastor, chorizo, bistec and tortas de pierna.

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  1. Overview
  2. Context
  3. Reviews
  4. See also
  5. References

Overview

Oaxaca Travel Tips lists El Rodeo in the Reforma section of its 2026 guide and places it across from the ADO bus station, the main first-class bus terminal for travelers arriving in the city. The stands open around 6 p.m. The menu covers tacos al pastor, chorizo and bistec, plus tortas de pierna, sandwiches of roast pork leg. The guide gives no street address or founding date, and El Rodeo is a common taquería name, so it should not be confused with similarly named places elsewhere.

Context

Oaxaca de Juárez has its own taco culture built on local ingredients such as tasajo (thin salted beef), cecina enchilada (chile-rubbed pork), chorizo, quesillo and chile de agua, served alongside the tlayudas and memelas the state is known for. Street carts are not allowed to operate in the city on Wednesdays, although the rule is often relaxed on holidays.

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See also

References

  1. "17 Places to Eat the Best Tacos in Oaxaca City (2026)". Oaxaca Travel Tips. Retrieved 2026-10-10.
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