EL COMAL — Restaurant in Los Angeles

I came to Google to review this place and help them out, but I see they already have amazing reviews and rightfully so. I’ve been ordering caldo de Albondigas (meatball soup) to go for the last five years and it never disappoints. They give you all the fixings like cilantro, onion, limes, and handmade tortillas along with chips and salsa. I most recently ordered Chilaquiles Verdes as I did not want to pay $15 at el zarape (nearby) For the same proportion (eggs not included) and no sides. The Chilaquiles from El Comal come with eggs, a side of rice and beans, chips and salsa for $16. Worth it. The to-go packaging on this plate could use something more sturdy, but they could serve it on a sheet of aluminum foil and I would still eat it. It’s that good. The salsa is an enjoyable spicy yet flavorful. 10/10...

I would give ZERO stars! The weekend cashier staff lacks hospitality. I stumbled accross this establishment on a week day and was blown away by the food and the young gentleman who attended my order. I decided to share this experience with my girlfriend and was absolutely stunned by the rude manner in which she was discarded when inquiring about a menu item. The much older weekend cashier had retorted that Chile Rellenos were not made there yet are on the menu and were ordered by me a few days prior. Not only did I order Chile Rellenos, they accommodated by wrapping it into a burrito. All of 2 stars go to the young man and his service. I will return in few months, hopefully hospitality and decorum is...

This place has not changed in years, it’s a good hole in the wall Mexican food restaurant. The best thing about this location is that they hand make their tortillas. The menudo here, which is a Mexican stew, is one of the best in town. The chilaquiles here also amazing, the beans and rice they accompany the entree have that home made taste. I have never been disappointed with the food here, however the location has very few seats and parking can be tough to find. I see most people pick up their orders and take them home. It’s cash only, but they do accept...