Broken Spanish Comedor
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Ray Garcia has a great new restaurant on washington boulevard near marina del rey. Many of the dishes served here.We're also served at Broken Spanish when it was downtown. We're working our way through the menu and so far, we haven't had a bad dish. The refried lentils, the duck meatballs, and the Caesar salad are so very good. Service has been attentive and the staff knows the menu well. Don't miss the tres leches cake if you have room for dessert.
Loved every aspect of my dinner there, most notably the food. Every dish blew away my expectations for what we ordered. Immediately made it onto my top local favorites list!
Food is tasty though options limited. Nice bar & drink selection. Their valet parking is $15 which is quite surprising to me.
Hours
| Monday | 4 - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 4 - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 4 - 9PM |
| Thursday | 4 - 9PM |
| Friday | 4 - 9:30PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 2PM 4 - 9:30PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 2PM 4 - 9PM |
Broken Spanish Comedor offers absolutely amazing food with a modern Mexican tapas style. The menu includes refried lentils, Camote, Ceviche, Enchiladas, Chicharron, sweet potatoes, tamal, aguacile, pork belly, Rainbow trout, and Tres Leche Bundt cake. Each dish is described as delicious, flavorful, tasty, insanely delicious, and stunning. The refried lentils and Camote are uniformly tasty, while the pork belly comes with loads of vinegar and salad vegetables to balance the fattiness of the meat. The Rainbow trout swims in garlic butter and can be made into fish tacos with soft, chewy tortillas that many call the best tortillas ever tasted. Spicy options appear in several dishes; the carrot‑habanero clamato sauce, the slightly spicy margarita, and the spicy dishes are noted as worth the heat. Service is praised as amazing, prompt, knowledgeable, and above and beyond, with servers and staff delivering the best service in Los Angeles. The atmosphere includes good vibes, reasonable price, and modern twist on the old margarita, though the music volume can create serious noise for older customers. Reservations are recommended, with early weekday times offering quieter evenings and convenient street parking or valet for $15. Overall the restaurant is a must try spot in LA, delivering excellent meals, enjoyable nights, and a popular experience for vegetarians and meat lovers alike. The drinks are Rebelde, Corazone Salvaje and Margaritas. Rebelde taste strong, sweet, boozy jicama fresca.