Las Comadres

When I came here I didn’t have a clue what to order but stuck to nachos because I don’t eat meat and I also bought a cheese danish. WOW the food here is excellent and the nachos are the best I’ve ever tasted. I love this place and don’t mind making the 35 – 45 minute trip here.

I’m a nachos fan! This place has amazing nachos, I’ve also tried there tacos, flautas, quesadillas and everything is great quality food is so good and so authentic it’s amazing!

Quaint little place right off the 75^th street J train station. I ordered 3 tacos de carnitas with everything on it & it was delicious. 9 dollars in total & i got full off 2, took the third one home for later. I didnt really pay much attention to their menu but i saw they have a lot of different stuff to offer.

Awesome tortas, tacos, quesadillas, everything! I usually order the torta de milanesa de pollo with Chipotle sauce and it’s delicious and fresh 10 times out of 10, pair it was a jarritos and it’s the best $ 7 or so you can spend.

Rice and beans for breakfast is not common to me, but when in a traditional Mexican restaurant (and bakery) I make every effort to eat what is typical and traditional, typically preferancing my order by asking-​you guessed it.
«I’d like an order of whatever is typical and traditional».
The breakfast special consisted of two eggs prepared anyway you wish, my over easy eggs with chorizo was excelent, I’m still a touch weary of black beans beneath my eggs, it must be the texture change is too much to handle so early in the morning while sporting a semi significant hangover. Ivdid have a minor issue with the way the rice was scooped out of the tin receptacle, as the rice water was too much for the meal to absorb and quickly pooled into a purpleish black liquid at the bottom of my oyster shelled, styrofoam container, resembling a thin squid ink. Needless to say an unenjoyable visual under such delicate bodily circumstances.
The breakfast special costs a mere $ 6.50 including a drink, a great price such a filling meal.
But please – strain «thustly» in the future. /​Alton Brown/​
Lunch specials cost $ 7.00: Guisado, Arroz, Frijoles, Tortillas.
Additionally La Comadre offers Tortas, Cemitas, Tostadas, Burritos, Quesadillas, Tacos and Soaps Y Huaraches.

I was here yesterday afternoon mid-​afternoon with a friend. She traveled to Cypress Hills but wanted a bar and I told her the nearest bar was on 79 St. We took the train to 75 and passed by this place. She wanted food before drinks so we came in. I had some spicy bistec (beef steak) dish with rice and beans. She had some stewed pork dish with rice and beans. They don’t have much seating for those wishing to dine in.
The food was delicious. The beef was very spicy but I could handle it. I’m thinking it was a tougher cut of meat but wih the sauce, it was more than edible as long as you had a knife. My friend’s pork dish was good as well.