El Comalito

Good food at a good price. The dishes were prepared with homemade and fresh ingredients. Portions were generous. The interior is not welcoming and could use touches to create an inviting space. Perhaps, Mexican blankets hung from the ceiling to create division and “wall” between some of the tables. Based on the food quality and price, we recommend this restaurant.

Whenever I find myself in a new city or town, I look for authentic Mexican/Central/South American. Google maps directed us here. Cute little place. The burritos were excellent, and I tried something new -- papusas. Quite yummy. The margherita was also good. Staff wasn't really friendly and they got a few things wrong, but we'd go back.

The staff is very friendly, the food is delicious, and the atmosphere is lovely. My friends and I live 2 hours away, and we can't find a Mexican/Salvadoran restaurant quite as good - especially one that makes as good birria tacos, which have become my favorite dish. The food was so fresh and hot that I had to wait for it to cool down (which I love), and the cheese at the edges were deliciously crisped. My gluten-free friends are also huge fans of this dish. I've also had the vegetarian burrito and revueltos pupusa, which were both excellent! Definitely coming back.

Mexican and El Salvadorian fare. Just a bit difficult to find in the back of the plaza. Sort of between the Speedway gas station and the plaza. Plenty of parking there by the entrance. Exterior is clean and well maintained. It was "Chicken Burrito Monday" so I went for the daily special. A generous amount of chopped chicken with black beans, rice, lettuce, tomatoes, onions and sour cream. (I think.) It was tasty and filling. The tortilla wrapper had some tough, or gummy spots at the edges. The burrito came with a house hot sauce which was good and not too hot. Made my nose run but didn't burn my stomach. The restaurant Interior was neat and clean and well made up. Pleasant and comfortable. I will comeback to try other dishes.