Tacos El Comal

Great place for Mexican food (burritos, tacos). Plus fairly priced and great food. Just don’t be expecting to stop and go. Only one employee who is often cooking for lots of people. I had the Oregon Burrito, it was great with red and green sauce.

Omg I love this place. Outstanding service, great food. I never had any problems or complaints. They have the best wet burritos in Oregon! They also make all their food from scratch. I highly recommend getting the chicken or beef tamales, perfect for the holidays. You gotta try their yummy Spanish rice.

Who’d think you would find excellent tacos al pastor in a gas station? Indeed you do here. The pork tamales are fantastic and the menu has a lot of other tasty things. Meals are made while you wait and everything is to go, although you can eat at a nearby picnic table behind the station. This is a local treasure!

After 10 years in California we learned many times the best Mexican food places are the little holes in the wall in a market or a store. So when I heard several times the best Mexican food in Sisters was Tacos El Comal inside of Space Age I started getting very excited I might have found my new lunch spot.
I finally had the chance to try it today. I ordered the Oregon Burrito, carne casada, papas, and red sauce (it sounded good) the meat was kind of gristly, the cheese was hot and melty, and the onions and peppers were grilled to near-​perfection and as far as burritos go it wasn’t bad. There was one thing that was a little strange however– at one point the girl making my burrito went to the back room at the other side of the store and came back with a metal prep tray. As she dumped it on the griddle I saw what was in the tray– French fries! Now I get it. Sometimes places run out of ingredients. The potatoes are going to run out. But substituting with French fries seems a little… lazy. Potatoes are cheap and the super market is practically next door. Not bad, but my burrito tasted like carne asada and French fries. Again, this wasn’t really a deal-​breaker (ladies) and I will definitely give it another chance or two but I will keep my expectations reasonable as should you.

This place is inside a gas station, and reminds me of Nico’s in Arizona, but much smaller. The person manning the desk was nice. My husband ordered a carne asada burro which was large and about 7.25. Turned out to be filled with tons of rice that was nothing great, stale beans and a few pieces of gristle meat. A rip off and not even what a carne asada burro should be. I asked if something came with guacamole & was told they were out of it, but that they had avocado. This either means they use a store bought kind and were out, or they were too lazy to mix together another batch for their customers so early in the day, about 1 pm. Wait a little bit and head over to Tacos Pihuamo on Columbus in Bend, it’s a taqueria cart, their prices are cheaper and you get delicious and authentic, not old food.

Awesome tacos and more! Stopped on the way through town and had amazing carnitas and pastor tacos. Stopped again the next day and the next day. Will go back every time I am in town. Verde Pork was amazing. Don’t miss it.

Inexpensive take-​away real Alacarte Mexican food at very reasonable prices. Indoors at the Space Age station.