Why are the West Reading restaurants sooo much better than Lancaster? Speaking of real deal…read moreMexican, Comalli Taqueria is fantastic! Had a burrito with shrimp and my choice of fixings and it was awesome! My wife had a bowl that she throughly enjoyed. Great guacamole with house made chips. Had take out and we will absolutely be back. I'd like to eat there...they moved to a larger location. Parking is a little tough, but worth it.

We were in Reading for the Clint Black concert this past Friday night, and we wanted to grab a bite…read morebefore the show. As native Texans, we are always game for Mexican themed fare, and Comalli Taqueria didn't disappoint!!! The menu is interesting and fresh, and the choices are plentiful - good for all tastes and preferences! They also offer a great take on queso - or as they label it, K-So! And their sauces are on point! The tacos are of the "street taco" varietal, so it's good to order at least two to three. Our server was very helpful and friendly, and she made great suggestions on what to try! And the restaurant itself is very lively with a fun vibe! Definitely worth a try, and we will definitely be returning to try more of the menu!!!

Delicious food with fresh ingredients. The horchata is absolutely amazing! It has to be one of my…read morefavorite beverages in Berks County. The interior dining area is relatively small and clean, though I would not recommend it for large gatherings. I thoroughly enjoyed the "get that corn outta my face" and was thankful to have the option for it in a bowl (otherwise I wouldn't have tried it.) it was a unique blend of flavors and textures that had me questioning the first bite or two, but the more I ate it, the more I liked it. (If you get the bowl, I recommend stirring it up first to evenly distribute the ingredients.) Service was prompt and courteous when they brought each of the meals to our table. This is a counter style establishment, so that was appreciated. The theme of the restaurant focuses on the Nacho Libre movie (menu items named after key movie points) and other movies focused on luchadores. It is unfortunate that the thumb wrestling rings never returned to the tables following Covid. This is a fun and laidback place to grab a quick bite. I love the quirky atmosphere and the delicious food. My recommendation would be to go during down times so you can sit and enjoy the atmosphere without the wait.

6 years later and this is still one of my top favorite taco places! Prices are fine/competitive for…read morethe area. Quality clearly is the same aka delicious and they are so friendly there!

I came here with recommendation from a family member. The place is clean. The staff was super…read morefriendly and nice. I ordered the Huarche de Lengua..delicious...family loved their tacos

So one random day it was all about taco goodness and to find a place that does it right is…read moresomething that makes me smile! It was all about the pastor quesadilla as it had just the right amount of flavorful meaty goodness mixed with some pineapple and then it had lettuce and tomato inside it making for almost like a torta which is something I don't believe I've had before in a quesadilla either way it was still delicious and totally hit the spot in every way! As for their tacos they too were yummy and just the way they should be even more so when I added some of they yummy salsa to them as you can always add more to make it hotter just the way I like it! Overall this was a mellow yummy taqueria that is totally doing it right with that said who knows when or if I'll get back here again but if so I'd be stoked on it!

The food is great and so is the service. My Children love it here. We will be coming back here…read moreagain for sure.

Amazing little spot in west reading, I was never a huge fan of south american food but after…read morebroadening my taste buds recently I decided to stop by with my father. The owner is a very kind women and you can tell she loves to make people good food and laugh. The ingredients are fresh and the chips are great! The soups are very tasty and alot of ingredients and big portions. Definitely recommend for anybody looking for a small business with good people and great food for a reasonable price!

Gonna keep this one pretty simple. It's a small Mexican store and restaurant. No thrills, just a…read morehandful of tables. Luckily I went with a reoccurring patron, otherwise I wouldn't have known you get called back to the counter (where you order and have a seat) to grab your food and condiments. The tacos were good, but not amazing. I prefer those I've found on Oley Street, as the pricing is better there as well. I also felt the shells were a little drier than those spots. I wouldn't be in a rush to go back since there are so many other options, but again, not bad.

If you're not used to the area, this spot will be off the beaten path, but just like Lewis and…read moreClark going out of their way to explore unknown land, this place is well worth your time. Go ahead and get a torta that'll blow your damn mind. Order 5 tacos then order 5 more cause 5 ISNT ENOUGH! Finish up your food then go into the store it's connected to if you're trying to up your damn game with some cowboy boots and liters of Mexican soda. To wrap it all up this place is a good time and an experience my guys.

Time to pull a quick 180. My last review praised this little Latin American/Caribbean joint because…read moreit was bold enough to say our town was over inundated by taco jawns. Also colloquially known as taquerías. And now I find myself just LOVING the P. Rosel for its tacos. Yes, we have a million kajillion taco shops in like a three mile radius. But they are all so freakin' good! I don't think having a million places that can dish out a top notch taco is necessarily a bad thing. I guess it gets kinda boring and redundant after awhile, but when you're craving a taco, it ends up being a blessing. Now, I know these tacos are authentic, because they are served with stuff that I would never expect to be served with a taco. Like, a side of cucumber slices? And sliced radishes? Also, we have legit Mexican cheese here. Queso fresco. No pepper Jack here. I think that's what most Americans put on their homemade tacos. Some sort of cheddar. Pepper Jack if they're feisty. That's about as exotic as they go when it comes to cheese. Ok, ok, they sometimes use feta. "Oh hey, I made a Greek salad! It's a mix of Romaine lettuce and fried chicken, croutons, and FETA CHEESE! TOTALLY GREEK!" In addition to a little taco sampler, I had snag some fajitas. Chicken was on the dry side, but I liked that they gave me a nice side of lettuce and pico de gallo. No sour cream, unfortunately. I'm serious about this - if you can find a Mexican place that serves a complimentary side of sour cream with fajitas or basically any entree, CHERISH THEM. Sour cream, as we we all know, as gone the way of guacamole. It's now a "premium" side that will cost you sometimes $1 or more. I'm pretty sure 10 years ago, restaurants were GIVING out sour cream because that shit sits in those commercial fridges so long, they NEED to give it away before it goes bad. But now we have to spend that stimulus money on those upsells that were once not a privilege, but a right. The last dish I got was the Molcajete Ranchero. I thought I knew what "Ranchero" meant until this stage in my life. It apparently doesn't have anything to do with ranch dressing. This is one of their specialty dishes. Or maybe they just have amazing SEO. But when I Googled "Molcajete Ranchero," Paraiso Rosel was the first hit. Sadly, I think they screwed up my order. On their website, the description says it's grilled nopal with a bunch of other stuff. What is nopal, you ask? Well, it's cactus leaves, duh. I feel like the cactus leaves would have added a whole other dimension. HAHAH, who am I kidding. I'm just complaining about the lack of something that I probably wouldn't have liked anyway. I'm complaining that something wasn't there, but if it was there, I'd complain about it because I would have thought the texture was "icky' or something. Now I know why restaurant owners pull their hair out when they read these reviews. Alright, so my final take. Would I order from here again? I mean, probably? As mentioned before, we just have so many really great Mexican restaurants. And for real for real, I want to try them all. So it takes a helluva lot for me to re-order from a place when in the back of my mind I want to try a new place. Like, my time on this earth is limited, you know? I have high blood pressure. I drink too much. There's people still walking around without masks. I could croak any minute. Now listen, if I lived within walking distance of this place, I'd go three times per week, easy. But a man's gotta live. I may never be back, but this was a meal I'll never forget (even if I never got to experience grilled cactus leaves).

Oh. My. Goodness. When I say this meal was life-changing, I'm not being dramatic…read more I was in Reading for work travel, and not super familiar with the food offerings in the area. I did a quick DoorDash search and came across this place. I've been wanting to try birria tacos after the recent surge in popularity (thanks, TikTok), so this seemed like a great opportunity to do so. I ordered the birria tacos with a side of rice. The delivery came super quickly and the food was still piping hot when it arrived. And my life was quickly changed. These tacos are INSANE. A super crispy corn tortilla filled with the most flavorful beef I have ever had. It's a complex flavor profile - sort of spicy, sort of sour, savory, salty, bright, DELICIOUS. And when you dip it in the consommé, which is provided complimentary on the side? Nirvana. I was absolutely stuffed, but I couldn't stop eating until I had totally cleaned my plate. The rice was also fluffy and tasty. I have tried to make my own birria tacos since this, but just can't replicate it. I'll definitely be eating here again as soon as I'm back in town.

Kino's has very good, authentic tacos, burritos, pastellios, etc, at reasonable prices. A large…read moresteak burrito with all the fixings was $5 last time I was there. And Kino himself is extremely personable and friendly. However, to my knowledge Kino's is no longer at this Buttonwood location. I believe he relocated to downtown Reading in 2013 to get a piece of the weekday business lunch action.

Authentic Mexican food sold here! I tried the steak burrito for $5.50 and it was delicious and…read morefilling. Cooked in front of me and well seasoned with fresh onions and cilantro. Yum! If you're ever in Reading, be sure to check this place out, located in the heart of downtown Reading.

Well, if you're a true Hispanic you know this place is just fast food Mexican and not really very…read moreauthentic. I grew up in California where the top quality Mexican food lives... Could use some work on some seasoning, I like their queso dip though. Food is decent for fast food Mexican, if you really want authentic try some Mexican restaurants in the city of Reading.

It was my 2nd time coming here with my wife and the food is really good. The table side guacamole…read moreis delicious. I ordered their chicken enchiladas and they were really good that I would order it again. The service was really good our waiter Pablo was so nice and very friendly he checked on my wife and I to make sure we were ok. I think the manager was around to check on tables and he was really nice and the person who brought our food out to us was really nice too. The restaurant was clean and nice atmosphere. I live almost an hour away and I like going out of my way to get some fresh good food. I'll definitely be coming back.

The food was really fresh, generous portions and amazing prices. Located right next to fairgrounds…read moretheater which was perfect after a movie. I would highly recommend. Our waiter also provided excellent service.

We were super excited to try this restaurant since all the reviews raved about its authenticity and…read moredeliciousness. To make the process easier, we wrote down our order beforehand, since the employees spoke limited English. We ordered Steak, Adobada, Chicken, and Birria Tacos, and Bean and Cheese Pupusas. The Adobada Tacos were the most flavorful item and we liked the Bean Pupusa more than the Cheese. Overall, the items weren't as flavorful as we had hoped they'd be :(

It was good. Very pricey but good. The service and the…read moreenvironment I don't think lends itself to the prices they are charging. Loud people at the bar right next to people eating. Was not crowded at all No bread to the table. They charge a credit card fee which is funny because my credit card is the reason I went there for a promo. I had the scallops and they were pretty good. Not much of a side on these. Wife had braised short rib and that was a good size portion and she enjoyed it. Would like to try the 2nd floor if we go here again.

I love hanging out upstairs at the bar. The drinks are great, the bartenders are social and…read moreattentive. The live bands are also a great time.