About La Comedera

One of the most striking aspects of La Comedera is the relaxed, almost unassuming ambiance that encourages diners to focus on the experience rather than pretense. Ambient noise hums softly in the background, punctuated by occasional laughter and casual conversation, lending an inviting, neighborhood feel. The menu weaves traditional flavors with subtle innovations, creating a balance that appeals to both locals familiar with the cuisine and newcomers seeking something authentic yet approachable. While some entries on the menu might feel familiar to anyone acquainted with Mexican food, subtle twists reveal themselves through fresh ingredients and thoughtful presentation.

Food photography enthusiasts will find the variety on offer at this restaurant a rewarding subject, as several dishes combine vibrant colors and textures that invite curiosity even before the first bite. Photos of coaxingly crispy textures and colorful fresh garnishes capture just part of what makes this place worth a visit. Nevertheless, certain plates can vary in execution, with occasional inconsistencies in seasoning that might catch more discerning palates. This mix of strengths and minor flaws appears often in various La Comedera reviews, reflecting an establishment that is still honing its craft amid genuine intent and warmth.

The dining outcome transcends mere nourishment by fostering a casual yet memorable occasion. Service ebbs and flows with a friendly, if slightly uneven rhythm, offering helpful recommendations without overwhelming the table. Prices feel reasonable given the quality and portion sizes, making it a spot to consider for everyday meals rather than special occasions. While the locale at Av. del Taller in Ciudad de México situates it within a bustling urban district, the restaurant manages to feel like a hidden gem away from the busiest intersections. Ultimately, the blend of approachable food, flexible atmosphere, and moderate value shapes a distinct identity within the city’s diverse culinary landscape.

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Business Info

Service options

+ No-contact delivery

+ Delivery

+ Drive-through

+ Takeaway

+ Dine-in

Highlights

+ Great beer selection

+ Great cocktails

+ Great dessert

Popular for

+ Dinner

+ Solo dining

Offerings

+ Alcohol

+ Beer

+ Cocktails

+ Late-night food

+ Quick bite

+ Small plates

+ Spirits

+ Wine

Dining options

+ Lunch

+ Dinner

+ Dessert

+ Table service

Amenities

+ Bar on site

+ Toilet

Atmosphere

+ Casual

+ Cosy

+ Quiet

+ Trendy

Crowd

+ Groups

+ University students

Payments

+ Credit cards

+ Debit cards

+ NFC mobile payments

Parking

+ Parking

Hour time open

Right Now :

Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 03:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Wednesday: 03:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Thursday: 03:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Friday: 03:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Saturday: 03:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Sunday: 01:00 PM - 08:00 PM

Av. del Taller 588, Jardín Balbuena, Venustiano Carranza, 15900 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

Reviews

(English) Cozy place to hangout during the weekends. It can be a good option to grab a snack and a couple of beers with your friends or family. Comedor Jardín offers different cuisine menus (from Mexican traditional food to pizza) with a good quality price options. My recommendation is to try any dish from the Oaxaca menu. Several people mentioned water issues in the bathrooms but when I visited the place everything was fine. Average bill is around $150 per person (including one meal and one two beers). They charge you 4% fee if you want to pay with credit card. (Español) Lugar acogedor para pasar el rato los fines de semana. Puede ser una buena opción para comer un snack y un par de cervezas con tus amigos o la familia. Comedor Jardín ofrece diferentes menús de cocina (desde comida tradicional mexicana hasta pizza) con opciones de buena calidad y precio. Mi recomendación es probar cualquier platillo de la carta de Oaxaca. Varias personas mencionaron problemas con el agua en los baños, pero cuando visité el lugar todo estaba bien. La cuenta promedio es de alrededor de $150 por persona (pidiendo una comida y dos cervezas). Te cobran una tarifa del 4% si quieres pagar con tarjeta de crédito.

- Ian Castillo -

Uno de los mejores mercados de comida variada que hay en la zona, hay desde alitas hasta tlayudas incluso mariscos, todo fresco y muy rico a buenos precios. Ideal para estar trabajando o solo pasar el rato.

- Sergio Dallas -

Great place to have authentic cochinita pibil from SANTA COCHINITA! Delicious food and good vibes. We travel from San Francisco,California to Mexico and we never skip eating at La Comedera! Gracias!!!

- Nicole Wettach -

Es un Mercado Gourmet que tiene un poco de todo, puedes pedir del comercio que gustes, todo te lo preparan al momento y la verdad es que está muy rico, el ambiente está increíble, fuimos un viernes y hay un cantante para amenizar.

- Samantha Itzel Mainfelt Moguel -

Lugar tranquilo, con buen ambiente y varias opciones mexicanas e internacionales para comer y beber. En mi vaso probé la tlayuda tala preparan de forma tradicional, buen sabor de la tlayuda y las salsas. Tienes opción de pedir de todos los locales y te lo llevan a tu mesa.

- Vania Galeana Ruiz -

Lo visite domingo a las 5 de la tarde Es un lugar pequeño, con ambiente familiar, ideal para una tarde con amigos, una comida familiar quizá, venden mucho alcohol, y buena comida, el costo es un poco elevado, la música es agradable y los baños están limpios. Probé la pizza de pepperoni, bastante buena. Los cantaritos deliciosos al igual que los mojitos Algo que quizá pueda molestar es que hay que compartir mesas. Un lugar recomendable

- Daniel Chávez García -

This place was dope, if you're in the area looking for something to do check it out

- Jared Zavala -