Gorditas Y Taqueria La Comarca Lagunera — Restaurant in San Antonio

I need to leave feedback about Gorditas Y Taquería (3743 Pleasanton Rd, San Antonio, TX 78221).

This was my first time trying this restaurant. Unfortunately, the woman who took my order was not honest. She didn’t inform me in advance about the prices before I placed my order.

The enchiladas verdes on the menu were listed at $7.99, and I asked her for some limes. The food itself including the corn tortillas wasn’t bad at all.

However, the bill she gave me was not what I expected. She charged me $9.99 instead of $7.99, and she also charged me $1.50 for the 3 limes (50 cents for each). I was surprised, as most Mexican restaurants offer limes for free when customers ask. When I questioned her about the charges for both the meal and the limes, she pointed to a sign on the wall. I asked why she didn’t mention the extra charges before I ordered. She also never told me there would be a charge for the limes before giving me a small bowl with just three pieces.

I will never go back to this restaurant again. They need to let her go before customers...

First time here today. The food is made fresh to order and the prices are very low in comparison to the other restaurants near by. Management is very profesional. All the staff is very kind and friendly. Furthermore, they are a small local business with unique cuisine. In this part of town is something I had never experienced before. Additionally they have authentic Mexican dishes. This food is from a part of the region of Coah. Mexico, so it took me by surprised they use real Mexican ingredients. If you have never travel abroad; this is your chance to try a little part of Mexican culture. Lastly, I witness they keeper up the CDC guidelines. Everything is cleaned and sanitized properly.Thank you!! Ezquibel Family for your service and...

This place is awesomely delicious. What I had were the gorditas and they are one of the best in town. There is another place for gorditas but it’s always too crowded. This place is is bigger and not crowded at all. I came Thursday for lunch time. I had the chicharrón prensado (it’s really spicy) the rajas con queso (it’s like bell pepper with cheese) the bean & cheese and the asado de puerco (pork). All of them were delicious. Be careful with the sauces table side they are super delicious but very spicy. Service was great and of course I’ll be back. Servicio, sabor y variedad. Todo muy...