I checked this restaurant out with some family during the Thanksgiving weekend. I always love to…read moretry new Peruvian restaurants, being a Peruvian myself, and this place did not disappoint! I felt the authenticity, from the traditional food to the ambiance, with the music reminiscent of a Peruvian restaurant in the motherland. The service was very attentive and polite. I tried their special chicken that had a unique sauce I could not pinpoint the exact flavor, but it reminded me of the Peruvian aji Amarillo blended with other ingredients, highly recommend! Definitely a must try if you are in the area!

I love Peruvian food and my nephew told me about Inka's that had opened recently so I wanted to…read morecheck it out. The contemporary indoor decor was pleasant and there was also outdoor seating. Our server was very nice and accommodating especially when we had to return the pisco sours which were inadequate and replaced. I ordered the Pescado a lo Macho en Salsa de Mariscos, fried fish filet mixed with seafood, Squid rings, Clams, and Shrimp, in special cream, served with steamed rice and yucca. The special cream sauce was very flavorful but they could have cut back on the salt, my only complaint. And of course, the Pisco Sours were for digestive purposes only. I will definitely be back to try some of the delectable delights that I eyeballed on the menu.

Super Sandy's is an absolute gem! We started with the appetizer sampler, which offered a wonderful,…read moreyummy variety of flavors to kick off our meal. For our main courses, we ordered the mixed grill plate for two to feed three people, and it was so massive that we still ended up taking food home! We also got the corn pepito, and oh my goodness--it was just as yummy the next day for lunch. The restaurant is a little hard to spot from the main road, but there is plenty of good parking once you find it. Inside, the seating is comfortable, the staff is great, and we absolutely loved the music. A perfect 5-star experience!

How have I been missing this place! We were looking for something different in the Flower Mound…read morearea and thought we would stop in. When we walked in we were greeted right away and the server was super friendly the whole time. The restaurant is very nice, clean, and inviting with a good amount of tables. The menu is HUGE with tons of options. We decided on the Super Sandy Arepa as well as the Han and Cheese and Ground Beef Empanadas. Everything was incredibly fresh and tasty! Honestly we are already looking forward to a return trip to try some more items as everything looked so good. Super option in the area and well recommended!

This where I come all the time to buy my tortillas de harina y maiz!! Best handmade tortillas!! The…read moreservice is always good! I love all the food here! Everything I have had is so good! Real Mexican food! Hole in the wall is a must ! Chile relleno is so good ! Tortas are always good!! Parking is kinda bad because there's always a lot of people here and this spot is small!

Immediately greeted with a bad smell... place is very poorly lit and stuff is just in the place…read morerandomly, it seems... even the back looked dark... there's also a pastry display case on the immediate left but I disnt take a picture if it because I felt like I was already getting resentful looks. I chose not to eat here because, honestly, it didn't look clean or well-maintained. I gave an extra star since I can't speak to the food... but I just couldn't risk it. The outside of the building is extremely dirty too. Not sure who is responsible for the shared lot but there was trash all over and lots of pot holes.

The building itself may give off decade-old Taco Bell vibes, but that's where the similarities end…read more Quesadillas (with fresh tortillas), tortas, and homemade salsa make this place memorable. Highly recommended: Pastor - tortas or quesadillas Cabeza - quesadillas You don't have to speak Spanish, but if you enjoy great authentic Mexican food you will love this place!!!

The Carnitas here are super good. I had the torta and man that thought that was huge and so good…read morefor a flavor. I would really highly recommend getting the tortoise from here. All the tortillas are handmade which is awesome. Even the tortillas for the quesadillas are handmade you could taste a good flavor. The tacos de cabeza was really good full of flavor- not everybody knows how to do tacos de cabeza me just say this place is good.. let me just tell you this when you come here you come for the food not the service don't expect five star service but if you treat them nice, they treat you nice!!!

They really make the best tacos here! It has a perfect ratio of fillings and tortilla. I got their…read morepastor, barbacoa, and chicharron tacos. And they were at great prices too. Their sauces are also amazing. I've never tasted anything like it before. The only disappointment I had were the rice and beans. There were no beans and the rice was watery and bland. Definitely not worth it at all.

Great tacos! We tried the alambre, birria, trompo, cabeza and their al pastor. All very good. The…read morered and green salsas are both excellent as well as the consommé. The aqua frescas were served in frosted mugs which I thought was a nice touch. Great people here serving delicious food. We'll be back!

The inside is kept well - just a few tables with chairs and some snacks and refrigerated items…read more Based on the menu I saw.. they only offer pupusas, 3 for $13 (plus tax and card fees.. about $14); maybe there's more but I can't speak/read Spanish fluently They're pretty big, I ate one and struggled through 1/2 of the second. The lady made them fresh so they were still nice and hot when I got home. I did have to wait a bit for them, but the lady was very friendly and attentive. She advised me to call ahead next time so I wouldn't have to wait. I crave pupusas more often than I'd like to admit and this is on my drive home from work so it's a go :)

Casa Comal is definitely one of my new favorite breakfast spots I ordered the menudo and the…read morequesabirrias, and both were amazing. The menudo had so much flavor and tasted like it was made from scratch. The quesabirrias were crispy, cheesy, packed with tender meat, and the consome was perfect for dipping. Everything came out fresh and hot. If you're craving authentic Mexican breakfast, this place is a must try.

Everything about the dining experience was delightful and had my taste buds dancing with every…read morebite. We ordered family style and spilt everything. NOTHING was bad or lacking but my favorite thing was the Baja Fish Taco. The service was incredible, he was so patient with our questions and helped us to make the best ordering decisions. 10/10, I am excited to go back and try more things (especially the Lengua Taco) The little orange salsa on the taco plate--SELL IT BY THE BOTTLE! It was sooooo spicy that it made my nose run, that's how I know it was perfect

Been coming here for years its still delicious with great service and good for the price…read more Love the papusas, the salsa and curtido is very good. We also got the barreada which was tasty.

It's been a year or three since eatting here. Was going to another place in Denton for my pupusa…read morefix but unfortunately they closed down. So I re-tried a place I use to go to in Lewisville on Sunday, and here today to figure out which one I would frequent. The prices here have definitely changed from a hole in the wall place, even though it's still a hole in the wall place. They offer cheese, bean & cheese, or chicharon & cheese pupusas. They do not deviate. For the first two, pricing is $3.28 each. They give a small serving of curtido so if you like it you'll have to request more. The curtido here tastes good. The pupusas were on the smaller side and were wet in places on the bottom. You can definitely taste the wet texture when eatting. The chicken tamale was on point. They are $4.06 each. A large aqua fresca is $5.60 - no free refills. They charge $1 I was told when asking before I left. They no longer serve their yummy rice with veggies. It is just white rice. I didn't know they changed it, and wasn't told it would be white rice. Paid $3.02 for maybe a 1/2 cup serving. Would not have purchased if I knew this. Also they do not post pricing or offer any menus with pricing. They have the typical display pictures and names of items they serve. You order at the counter and pay at time of ordering. For 2 pupusas (no meat), 1 tamale, side of white rice, and large aqua fresca, my bill was $20.83. I guess I'll continue my pupusa quest.