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    4.7 (19 reviews)
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    Outdoor seating

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    Tacos.
    Mary R.

    Was craving some Mezcal and wanted some delicious Mexican food. Comala is the best bar for both. Their Mezcal wall alone is so impressive. Bartenders Dan and Brendon take their cocktail making to the next level. The drinks are amazing. They are the nicest guys, too. We learned a lot about Mezcal! The food: A brussels sprouts Caesar?? It was amazing. Whatever the sauce is, should be bottled. The Tacos: Have no idea what magic is in them but so delicious. The tortillas are so good. The meat unreal. The ambience is cozy, moody, toasty. Perfect for a fall night. This is our forever Mezcal drink place, for sure!!

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    Mia Z.

    Stopped into Comala for the late-night menu and it was such a great find. I had the horchata (non-alcoholic) which was perfectly creamy and refreshing, while my friend tried the Pisca Fresca cocktail and loved it. For food, the mushroom quesadilla was absolutely delicious--crispy on the outside with a savory, earthy filling--and the toasted yogurt with berries and honey crumble was the perfect sweet finish. Great atmosphere, thoughtful flavors, and definitely a spot I'd come back to.

    Sanjit K.

    An excellent find on the NW Park Blocks, where the great Park Kitchen used to be. This is the bar side of De Noche, from the people at Replublica, and it is super solid. We had the empanadas, tacos de birria, and the quesidilla, and all were authentic Mexican and delicious! Good cocktails and service too! Highly recommended!

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    Very cute place it's dark and intimate. I loved the decor and the drinks were good. Service was great and staff was attentive.

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    Stopped into Comala for the late-night menu and it was such a great find.

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