Found this place thanks to a restaurant.com deal. They really make some fabulous Gorditas and good news for vegetarians! They have six vegetarian Gorditas as well. yay! They were out of a few but we tried a couple of them. The one with Serrano peppers was my favorite and the one with nopales and onions was delicious too. The side sauces were excellent as well. They also serve complimentary chips and salsa. We also got a churro which was filled with dulce-de-leche which my little one thoroughly enjoyed. Our server was super friendly and she said that even if it wasn't on the menu, they could make us burritos, quesadillas etc using any of the vegetarian Gordita fillings. What's not to like about that offer? At $2.25 per Gordita, they are reasonably priced. I am definitely going back sometime soon! read more

Gorditas Los Comales - Complimentary chips and salsa - Mexican Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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Came here with my wife yesterday for dinner. Just looking for some authentic Mexican food. The place, upon entering, what's the dark and it was not clear that it was open. To be fair, we showed up a little bit early, probably around 6:15. I had an enchilada with beans and rice. My wife had the gorditas, one with beans and one with brisket. The best tasting thing that we had what's the brisket in the gordita that my wife ordered. Everything else was just kind of meh. FYI, the two waitresses that we interacted with both only spoke Spanish. So be aware of that possibility if you go to this restaurant. I enjoyed getting to practice my pretty awful Spanish. :) so, for me, it was actually a plus that they didn't speak English. read more

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We have been wanting to stop by Los Comales for a while now, as we usually are in the Montfort area once a week for errands, and typically stop inside the Target. Los Comales is in the small shopping area to the right of Target, and could be missed easily. If you know me, than you know Gorditas are one of my favorite foods, so I was extremely eager to stop by, and we just so happened to do so on a Saturday night. I was quite surprised that they weren't very busy for a Saturday, considering they have a full bar side, along with a stage for live music. On this night however, their was no music so it was quiet. Although the name is Gordita, they also offer several other specialties like tacos, tortas and the sort. I was intrigued by their multiple different hamburgers so when we are in the area again and don't feel like going to Big Tony's, we will stop in and I will be trying their Hawaiian hamburger. A little bit of a language barrier is also present here, but it seems like the majority of the workers speak English. We just got a server who spoke little, but it didn't bother us as my husband is fluent and I know enough Spanish to order food. It's just worth noting because I know a language barrier makes some people uncomfortable. I stuck with my Gordita staple of bean and cheese and was happy to see they had a two Gordita plate with rice and beans. My husband got an asada torta. The wait time for food was actually quite noticeable. I felt like we waited around 30 minutes for our meal, but I'm not docking stars for that because I saw only one cook in the kitchen. I believe they usually stick with one cook, perhaps two on the nights with live music. We were in no hurry, and actually needed to kill time, so no complaints there. They do provide chips and salsa to snack on, so we didn't starve. The chips are very thick and delicious and the salsa defiantly packs some warmth. When the Gorditas came, I couldn't help but notice a lack of grill marks on them. I tend to like my Gorditas with some color on the outside, and that's how people usually serve them. I feel like homemade Gorditas are typically just a tad thicker and chewier than they were here, which leads me to believe they likely outsource their shells. I know it's hard to make them, but when you have Gordita in the name, you need to live up to some A+ product. However, they very well could make them here and that could just be their preference. The beans inside the Gordita as well as on the plate were very bland. The consistency was creamy and good, but they defiantly needed doctoring. Adding some of their salsa into the gordita, with a touch of salt really kicked it up a notch. The rice was defiantly different from most joints, but it was quite tasty but just a tad undercooked that night. My husband liked his torta enough, and he actually thought my Gorditas were better so he ordered a couple more to eat later. (It's worth noting it took quite some time for the to go order to come out as well) I feel like the menu was interesting enough to make me want to come back and try some other dishes. Like I said, we are in this area quite a bit so it's likely we will make our way back in to hopefully bump up the rating a little more, but for now I'm settling right in the middle. read more

Gorditas Los Comales - Gordita plate. - Mexican Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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To be fair, I tried only one thing here - the fried corn quesadilla since I had loved the ones I tried down on Cedar Springs in Oak Lawn area. And the fried quesadillas here is more expensive, maybe slightly a little longer, but also thinner. The tinga de pollo filling (shredded chicken breast in onion marinated in chipotle sauce) was lacking in flavor because they were unfortunately not well marinated because it was not shredded enough. It was nice that it came with Oaxaca cheese. But it was less of a meal to eat with the hand since here they drizzled sauce and crumbled fresco cheese on it. Another difference here is that in making the fried quesadillas, they used a large sized, already made corn flour tortillas to fry instead of closing it up the uncooked dough like an empanada and then frying, so it did open up apart after some few bites. The one at Quesa doesn't do this. But overall, I did like the menu. And did see the tacos and gorditas that were brought out. And saw a wide selection of Mexican tortas, including the Cubana. They had everything as far as authentic Mexican street food goes. The only thing is that it's half restaurant, and half bar. And I don't know if it's because of the overhead costs of such a large place or if it's just not pulling the people it needs to pay bills because of the desolate strip mall it's in - but the prices are more than what you'd think for a street food parlor. They do have happy hours and specials for drinks which means margaritas at a reasonable price (but still more than $4 a cup I've seen in some places around town). But the food is not bad. It's prepared traditionally and well. Just again, not the best. And definitely not the worst. I hope they reflect on this and maybe downsize in order to offer the food at better prices. Or that they start offering more to their Mexican street food options. I would give an additional star if this was addressed. Service: friendly Atmosphere: party nightlife atmosphere with fast food (reminds me of the late night Colombian Los Perros in Miami, in appearance) read more

Gorditas Los Comales - Exterior - Mexican Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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First of all $3 margaritas for HH!! I was sold from there!! I live near hear and on my walk back home from Target I stopped there to grab a bite to eat. It was very clean and quiet. I noticed that they had a dance floor and a place for a DJ so I think they probably are a fun place to stop at on a Friday or Saturday night maybe. I got the 3 chicken tacos w/ rice and beans.. The food was ok.. nothing too exciting. It was shredded chicken not much flavor. If I go back it would be strictly of the drinks. read more

Gorditas Los Comales - Just a part of the menu - Mexican Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Food was bland and from a restaurant that has the name "gorditas" you would think they would be good but nope. I dont recommend due to service being bad and well even the food was bad. Food was priced high and i could not justify the price and bland taste. Will never come to this place again. read more

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Gorditas Los Comales it's a small restaurant/bar with good live music (Spanish/Mexican Rock) on the weekends. I love how they serve food until great and at good prices. Clean and fast service. No complaints, beer was reasonable too. I've been there maybe 3 or 4 times. read more

Gorditas Los Comales - Tacos - Mexican Near Me - Dallas, Texas

It's been a while since I have walked in here and things have definitely changed. Their menu is still quite the same. Traditional Mexican food, tacos, gorditas and Mexican plates. What my friend and I have tasted was well worth it. I ordered the Cuban torta (which seemed to have everything it the kitchen sink) and it was so good as huge! I had half and the next day I had the other half for lunch. It was even more delicious the next day,I thought. My friend had the tacos and she was wowed, as well. The place has been expanded to include a stage for live music on the weekends as well as a bar area. The restaurant is kept clean and the staff is friendly and helpful. They answered all our food sensitivity questions even if they had to roll their eye once or twice. Even so, definitely coming back. Plus it's conveniently close to work and Target shopping. read more

Torta norteña was great. Definitely not the average torta. Flan is great too. Drinks could be sweeter (jamaica), but that's my personal taste. Now curious about the rest of the menu. Great customer service. read more

Wonderful authentic food I would recommend these tacos at anytime! I'm actually on my way to get some tacos now read more

The best hole in the wall taco place. I completely embarrassed myself because this place is a sit down place, while I walked up to the register and ordered. ‍. They have, by far, the best Cubano torta in the Dallas area. They also serve horchata and an amazing passion fruit tea! read more

In my quest to find the perfect Gordita in DFW, we ended up here after doing some Target shopping. Yes, I love their invisible socks, don't judge. Was a little confused upon entering Los Comales because it looks like you could order at the counter, or could just sit at a table. No one came to greet us so we went up to counter to order, at which point, a waitress said we could sit and order. Saw the gorditas pictures and they still don't look like the ones I've had back home in El Paso, so I decided to skip them and ordered the Cubano. Excellent cubano torta that could feed a small army. Had to take half of it home to enjoy it.....dare I say, 1 hour later?! Perfect ingredients put together, Mexican style. This isn't a typical Cuban sandwich btw. The addition of salsas made it extra tasty, and extra Mexican. Will definitely come back for a Cubano and may convince myself to try a gordita. Stay tuned.... read more

Gorditas Los Comales - Cubano! - Mexican Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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If authentic Mexican Street Food is what your tummy requests, then look no further than Gorditas Los Comales. Located in North Dallas, right by the Galleria, I ventured in here last week after blearily dragging myself around Target for the better part of an hour, with a screaming case of jetlag. It was quiet when we arrived just before 5.30pm for dinner, (despite hearing that this place absolutely 'goes off' on selected nights of the week with Latin dancing & cheap drinks... something to keep in mind for next time!) we ultimately had the restaurant to ourselves. Taking a seat, we were promptly welcomed by our server, provided with menu's, water, corn chips & searing hot salsa. Winning! Ordering was without question the most challenging part of our experience at Gorditas Los Comales; everything sounded so damn appetising & hindered with only one stomach, this made choosing incredibly difficult. Ultimately, I decided on a Taco Plate (3 Tacos - Suadero, Chorizo & Carnitas, beans & rice) with a side of avocado & my friends opting for the Adobo Pork & the La Cubana Torta (Mexican sausage, ham, egg, breaded steak, chicken, cheese, fresco cheese & chorizo). We were undoubtedly rewarded when our food hit the table, everything was delicious. The tacos were fantastically authentic; served with lime, sprinkled with raw onion & coriander (cilantro for you US folk) & made on fresh Tortillas that I watched the staff pound & shape in the kitchen. The La Cubana Torta (which my friend generously let me try) was absolutely to die for. Stodgy, weighty & packed with more flavour than you could poke 3 sticks at, this here is some serious comfort food. I'd be lying if I didn't say that I was hit pretty hard by a case of food envy, reluctantly handing it back across the table & eyeballing it until she'd taken the last bite. I'll definitely be back... if anything, for that damn sandwich! read more

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First time here and I loves this place. They have very good live performances. Joseline is the best bar tender in the place read more

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If I could give a negative star I would. The margaritas are tasteless. My Husband ordered fish tacos. I ordered a chicken burrito and a small side of queso. What we received was tasteless fish tacos with extra thick queso and a really tiny steak burrito. I thought it was a taco. Disgusting!! Money wasted! Next time I'll go to Taco Bell seriously! read more

Gorditas Los Comales - I tried to add some dip to thin it out! - Mexican Near Me - Dallas, Texas

One of the best Micheladas I've had in DFW! In case you don't know, it's basically your choice of beer mixed with spicy tomato juice and other good stuff. Definitely a must try. I had the Pastora Torta, meat was super flavorful and tender. It could be a bit bigger for the price but it's still worth getting. They also have salsa dancing at night which I've heard is pretty fun. read more

Gorditas Los Comales - Michelada! - Mexican Near Me - Dallas, Texas

If you order french fries make sure you ask them to cook them all the way. Also you are lucky if you even get 20 pieces of french fries... So now I'm home having to throw the fries back in the skillet to finish cooking them while the rest of my food gets cold. This defeats the purpose of ordering food people! It's the little things!!! read more

Gorditas Los Comales - Fries - Mexican Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Authentic and delicious. This is the place to go! I've gone here multiple times and it's always been so goooodddd!

Nothing but good to say about this place. I've found my new Mexican restaurant in North Dallas. Great service, prices, atmospher is simple, good views and GREAT FOOD! This is in my top five reviews of restaurants I've tried this year! I highly recommend you give this place a try. FOOD flies out of the kitchen! read more

I love salsa nights there!!! Food is excellent, inexpensive, the staff is very friendly, it is a family restaurant, no bar scenes, no drunks. I love the music, and DJ s there. We go and dance there as a group read more

Sat down and ordered two $1.99 tacos. That's it. I munched on the chips and sauce that were placed on the table. It was not particularly busy in there. 14 minutes later, I asked my waitress of the whereabouts of my massive order. "Not ready yet." At the 19 minute mark, I walked out. read more

This place has some amazing food and reasonably priced. Excellent service...Definitely adding this one to the list! read more

Gorditas Los Comales - Mexican Near Me - Dallas, Texas

OK, I must confess, I come here every day. Its close to my place of employment and the service rocks. The pastor pork is my fave! Yet, I reached a boredom, almost a sadness at the level of my familiarity with the menu. Until today! The waitress suggested a sandwich. "Oh, what sammich doest break from the light in the window?" (Shakespeare Smif at lunch) I ordered the La Cubana. Pork, egg, fried steak, Sausage, Mexican sausage and three cheeses, WITH avocado and mayo! In a day of carb counting, fat analysis, and lite errthang the behemoth came alone. No fries, beans, rice, nothing on the side. I lifted the lonely sammich and bit into it like a tax break in Long island.. Wow! Breakfast? Lunch? Brunch? Wait where is the sweetness coming from!!!??? I literally had to weep, I had yet found another reason to come here. You must eat a sammich from this place. And when you do, do it on a rainy day...so...no...one can...see...you...cryyy! read more

I ate here last week during lunch based on reviews by other Yelpers. Tasty? Sure, but nothing extraordinary. Cheap? No. $8-9 for a torta? Really!? When I think authentic and Mexican, I think of taquerias, and at those places tortas are generally $3-5. There aren't any taquerias in this area of town so Gorditas Los Comales can justify charging more I guess. One plus about this restaurant is that they bring out complimentary chips and salsa before your meal arrives. As far as service goes, I'd have to give Gorditas Los Comales a thumbs down overall. Pros: The waitress was friendly, I was seated quickly, and my order came in a reasonable amount of time. Cons: The main reason why I won't go back - when I asked for my check, it took about 15 minutes for me to get it and another 10 minutes for the waitress to bring me my change (I paid cash expecting the transaction to happen faster). The restaurant wasn't that busy (I eat a late lunch so this was around 1:50pm when I asked for the check), and the cashier didn't look occupied so it taking this long really annoyed me considering I had to get back to the office. I didn't leave the restaurant until 2:15. read more

This place is GREAT!!! best torta I have ever eaten. this is a more of a family style diner type restaurant with full service and carryout. authentic mexican food...Not Tex-Mex I'm a Gringo from Ohio and I am not a fan of Tex-Mex to me that just means generic mexican food. Nice, Clean, Friendly place...they speak and understand english better than most american restaurants (thats a compliment) Try it...you will not be disappointed read more

Authentic and cheap... what's not to love? It's not exactly a hole in the wall, but at the same time it's not exactly the most well known place or in a prime location. The staff are friendly, and the flautas were crisp and burning hot. Will definitely be back again. read more

This place is dericious! Very authentic and affordable. Everything is good but I strongly suggest getting a plethora of gorditas above all else. The gordita shell is better than I've found elsewhere. Whatever masa mix they use to create these blissful delights is a treasure. Had to take away half a star because there is no ventilation system (I choose to eat on their small outdoor patio so I don't smell like mexican restaurant the rest of the day and another half star because it takes them FOREVER to serve your order. read more

Delicious and authentic. Fresh ingredients (amazing bread and everyone knows the bread makes the sandwich) and huge portions make this a win win. You had better be hungry when you go in here but you don't have to be rich. This is one of the best values I've found in a sandwich shop. I had the La Argentina Torta for lunch (probably not eating dinner). Fried pork cutlet, ham, and chorizo on an uber soft bun. Right by the Target off of 635 - definitely recommend checking this place out. read more

This place is just average. I love authentic Mexican food but this one is just okay. I like fresh food w good taste and this place just has an okay taste. I've had La Hechicera just around the corner and the Insurgentes place and it's better. However, if you're hungover this might be a good place. read more

Gorditas is a hidden little place by near the Target on Montfort. If you are looking to try a more traditional style of Mexican food, then you should definitely stop in here. The vegetarian gorditas and the tacos were delicious! read more

Decided to give this place a try but was disappointed by the kids meal portions size of their plates i had the gorditas plate with rice and beans the rice was really good everything else was mediocre at best save your money eat at the mall instead the service was good but then again the place wasn't packed at all. Also saw that their special of the day was caldo de pollo for 10.50 that's not much of a special if you ask me. read more

Gorditas Los Comales - Bar area - Mexican Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Could have sworn I wrote a review on this already!!!! I highly suggest the gorditas, the adobo de puerco...or something like that...have no idea what kind of meat is in it...but who cares its great! Great value, great food, need I say more read more

I went in today for the first time. The waitress was kind & the Gorditas were good. There was live music.

Visited here solely because of the 4 star rating in Yelp and have to say I'm pretty disappointed. Immediately upon pulling into the parking lot a homeless guy walked up to my car asking for money. That is the type of area you are dealing with here though. My lunch started off with free chips and salsa. The chips were flavorless and stale. No bueno. The salsa was good and flavorful, with a good amount of spicy heat. For my main lunch I got 3 gorditas. They were extremely small and not what I expected for $2 each. Flavor of the meats inside were just OK and pretty standard for any taqueria. Tortas are 9 bucks. Tacos are $2 each. Everything on the menu seems overpriced.Definitely better places in the area and shocked how this has 4 stars on here. It's a 3 star place in my opinion at best. read more

At first I was a little hesitant of going there as I wasn't sure if the pictures would make justice to the food and seeing as they don't have a website, I don't really dine in places that don't have their menus online. I took at risk and it was well worth it. These are some of the best Gorditas in DFW, so far I've been back a couple of times. Highly recommended read more

BLAND, but if u like no seasoning and salsa that is from a jar then this place is for YOU! I have visited 3 times just to try different things and ensure I gave it a fair shot because people here in the Dallas area say how good Rosas is. Had fajitas...they are mediocre. Had deluxe mexican plate -lots of food for cheap, no flavor, no seasoning. Its falls under the rank of even taco bell. Had a basic beef soft taco one day - no, absolutely no flavor in the dry beef. Sorry but the ONLY thing that was good was the tortillas. How can u mess those up? Well they folded them all awkward where the sides turned in. Weird. This aint mexican baby.. read more

Ah I really, really wanted to like it based on the yelp reviews but I was underwhelmed. I do love their gorditas! They were really fresh but when I ordered one of the tortas, which was supposedly from an authentic part of Mexico, I was disappointed. It was soaked in a red sauce that looked appetizing but the pork was flavorless and the sauce seemed tomatoey (?). I was very puzzled and didn't finish it. Probably worth going for the gorditas though. read more

I only ordered gorditas. And they were very oily, greasy. The friend I was with said they weren't usually so oily, so maybe I came on an off day. But the corn tortillas were soggy and falling apart because of all the oil. I liked the different sauces they had though. I would like to come back and try again. read more

When I see "Authentic Mexican food" I expect Mexican food. The food here was plain, needs more condiments. Greeting: No greeting when entering nor leaving the place. Service: No one came to ask if the food was ok, if we needed refills, etc. We had to get the waitress attention multiple times either they ignored us or they were busy talking between themselves. And every time we caught their attention it seemed that they only got annoyed. But they did hear us when we requested the check, they were quick to get it to us. I would give 0 stars. read more

This place was better as a counter service establishment. Now that it's a restaurant, I just don't feel like I wanna go back...