Our kitchen

A kitchen built
around the sauce.

At Ixtamara, a spoonful of mole is where the meal begins.

Unfold. Spoon. Pass.

We build a short menu around food we like to put in the middle of the table. Tamales stay tucked into their banana leaves until you open them. A tlayuda can be a meal for one or the first thing everyone reaches for.

Choose a mole plate when you want the sauce to take its time. Our mole rosa also has a place here alongside the Oaxacan dishes that anchor the menu.

Read the kitchen menu
A rectangular tamal resting on an unfolded banana leaf
A small parcel, opened at the table.

Come to the counter

18 Marigold Court

Alder Crossing. Order at the counter, then take a seat or take your meal home.

Kitchen hours

Tuesday–Thursday, 11am–8pm
Friday–Saturday, 11am–9pm
Sunday, 11am–4pm · Monday closed

December 24: 11am–2pm.
December 25: closed.

A meal for more than a few.

We plan pickup orders for 8–80 people with at least 48 hours’ notice. No delivery or staffed events.

Plan a large order