Yummy food! Located inside Space Age gas station. No indoor seating, takeout only. It's under new ownership but the food is delicious and the people there are very kind.
The first time I ate their food it was brought to me... and it was the best barbacoa taco I've ever had. But then I went there on my own and it was a horror show. To say the place was filthy would have been an understatement, and I never went back. I heard there was new ownership, so I thought I'd give it another go. I'm happy to say that the new operators have cleaned up the place and even though it has the same basic layout as before, they've at least painted and are making an effort to keep the place clean and presentable - which is important when your customers are ordering food literally six feet away from your grill. When I arrived there was a kid sitting to my right in front of the cash register and a lady working in the back. I made eye contact with the kid, but he didn't say anything or acknowledge my presence, so it seemed like maybe he was just hanging out for some reason. I stood there for three minutes being ignored by the lady in back, when the kid mumbles, "Are you ready?" OH! You're working! Got it... I order a vegetarian burrito (Beans, Rice, Cheese, Lettuce, Pico, Avocado) minus the cheese. The kid writes down the order, then steps behind the counter to make my burrito. During the course of making my burrito, he has to come out twice to look on the menu board to see what was in a veggie burrito. The lady in back is continuing prep, making salsa. She has a blender full of red salsa almost completed, and she takes a rubber spatula out of the salsa and touches her palm with it and then licks her palm to check the flavor. Gonna make a wild guess that this isn't part of the "approved" tasting process as described in the Oregon Food Handler's prep course. The kid presents me with my burrito in a small bag, complete with a napkin and one each of red and green salsa. He takes my $10, I leave a $3 tip and I'm on my way. While the tortilla he made the burrito with was huge, the burrito itself is small and light. When I drove home (5 minutes) and dug into the burrito, it was just barely warm. The flavor was decent. I should mention that I never saw him wash his hands prior to making my burrito or after taking my cash. I don't want to make assumptions here, but.... It pains me to beat up on a local place like Tacos El Comal. I really want them to be good. I want to know that they're following basic health codes and serving their food with pride and integrity... but it's clear they're not. It would be so simple to "fix" this place with just a little bit of proper food handlers training, but honestly I'm not sure it's safe to eat here at this point.
Christopher Wiley
Delicious burrito mexicano! Thank you!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Bryan R.
I used to really like this place. Just stopped by. Prices up 25-35pct in the last 6 mos. Whoa dude. Reality check. Inflation is 8pct. How much is your pay up? Sorry amigo. Not playing this game!!
Ash
We stopped on a road trip and saw it was closed and were about to leave when the cook came out and asked if we were hungry. The answer was YES. He asked what we wanted and he said he would see if he still had it. We got Carne asada tacos and a couple bean and cheese burritos for the kids.the asada tacos were FIRE. Perfect. Tasted like they dipped the tortilla in a bit.of oil just like my mom does.Do not just get gas and go on your merry way. Treat yourself with a taco
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kristina Loverdi
This place was such a joy to find. Needed something good n quick, the nice man makes a fire burrito, very pleased with my chilli relleno burrito the Oregon burrito has french fries in it so I wanna try that one next time I'm in town! Love this spot ?
Food: 5
Service: 5
Joan L.
The gentleman working there was nice, and the food was filling but the sanitation looked a bit lacking.... we are probably spoiled living in Southern California with so many great taco spots available nearby. Meh.
Brent Husband
This is a hole in the wall kind of place. It is a small counter located inside the gas station. We ordered street Tacos and they were excellent. The gentleman behind the counter makes everything to order so be patient. It is worth the wait.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Matthew Pasley
One of the better 'Oregon' burritos in Central Oregon... Food ready in under 10 minutes.
Annie F.
Hands down. One of the best breakfast burritos I've ever had. So much flavor. The one guy working REALLLY knows what he's doing. The salsas were great too. Expect to wait about 20+ mins. But well worth it.
Neat little stand inside the gas station.Food will be a little slow, but you know that going on.Fresh cooked as you wait. Very good chicken street tacos. 2 will easily fill you up.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 3
Denise D.
This is a little location within a gas station. The food is great, and the business is worth a visit if you have time to wait. Seems to be a small family business. We had quite a wait for a couple of veggie burritos (they were delicious). While waiting we talked with lots of local folks so it was time well spent. There is a sign that notes that they make the food as quickly as possible so I'm guessing that there have been complaints. Bottom line: the food is really good, the folks who work there are nice, prices are reasonable, and Sisters Oregon is a beautiful place.
Matt Cook
Burritos here are amazing! Skip the snocap line and get more food quicker here! 100% would recommend.
Yummy food! Located inside Space Age gas station. No indoor seating, takeout only. It's under new ownership but the food is delicious and the people there are very kind.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fajita, Carne Asada Tacos, Wet Burrito
The first time I ate their food it was brought to me... and it was the best barbacoa taco I've ever had. But then I went there on my own and it was a horror show. To say the place was filthy would have been an understatement, and I never went back. I heard there was new ownership, so I thought I'd give it another go. I'm happy to say that the new operators have cleaned up the place and even though it has the same basic layout as before, they've at least painted and are making an effort to keep the place clean and presentable - which is important when your customers are ordering food literally six feet away from your grill. When I arrived there was a kid sitting to my right in front of the cash register and a lady working in the back. I made eye contact with the kid, but he didn't say anything or acknowledge my presence, so it seemed like maybe he was just hanging out for some reason. I stood there for three minutes being ignored by the lady in back, when the kid mumbles, "Are you ready?" OH! You're working! Got it... I order a vegetarian burrito (Beans, Rice, Cheese, Lettuce, Pico, Avocado) minus the cheese. The kid writes down the order, then steps behind the counter to make my burrito. During the course of making my burrito, he has to come out twice to look on the menu board to see what was in a veggie burrito. The lady in back is continuing prep, making salsa. She has a blender full of red salsa almost completed, and she takes a rubber spatula out of the salsa and touches her palm with it and then licks her palm to check the flavor. Gonna make a wild guess that this isn't part of the "approved" tasting process as described in the Oregon Food Handler's prep course. The kid presents me with my burrito in a small bag, complete with a napkin and one each of red and green salsa. He takes my $10, I leave a $3 tip and I'm on my way. While the tortilla he made the burrito with was huge, the burrito itself is small and light. When I drove home (5 minutes) and dug into the burrito, it was just barely warm. The flavor was decent. I should mention that I never saw him wash his hands prior to making my burrito or after taking my cash. I don't want to make assumptions here, but.... It pains me to beat up on a local place like Tacos El Comal. I really want them to be good. I want to know that they're following basic health codes and serving their food with pride and integrity... but it's clear they're not. It would be so simple to "fix" this place with just a little bit of proper food handlers training, but honestly I'm not sure it's safe to eat here at this point.
Delicious burrito mexicano! Thank you!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I used to really like this place. Just stopped by. Prices up 25-35pct in the last 6 mos. Whoa dude. Reality check. Inflation is 8pct. How much is your pay up? Sorry amigo. Not playing this game!!
We stopped on a road trip and saw it was closed and were about to leave when the cook came out and asked if we were hungry. The answer was YES. He asked what we wanted and he said he would see if he still had it. We got Carne asada tacos and a couple bean and cheese burritos for the kids.the asada tacos were FIRE. Perfect. Tasted like they dipped the tortilla in a bit.of oil just like my mom does.Do not just get gas and go on your merry way. Treat yourself with a taco
Food: 5
Service: 5
This place was such a joy to find. Needed something good n quick, the nice man makes a fire burrito, very pleased with my chilli relleno burrito the Oregon burrito has french fries in it so I wanna try that one next time I'm in town! Love this spot ?
Food: 5
Service: 5
The gentleman working there was nice, and the food was filling but the sanitation looked a bit lacking.... we are probably spoiled living in Southern California with so many great taco spots available nearby. Meh.
This is a hole in the wall kind of place. It is a small counter located inside the gas station. We ordered street Tacos and they were excellent. The gentleman behind the counter makes everything to order so be patient. It is worth the wait.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
One of the better 'Oregon' burritos in Central Oregon... Food ready in under 10 minutes.
Hands down. One of the best breakfast burritos I've ever had. So much flavor. The one guy working REALLLY knows what he's doing. The salsas were great too. Expect to wait about 20+ mins. But well worth it.
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Best Mexican food in central Oregon
Neat little stand inside the gas station.Food will be a little slow, but you know that going on.Fresh cooked as you wait. Very good chicken street tacos. 2 will easily fill you up.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 3
This is a little location within a gas station. The food is great, and the business is worth a visit if you have time to wait. Seems to be a small family business. We had quite a wait for a couple of veggie burritos (they were delicious). While waiting we talked with lots of local folks so it was time well spent. There is a sign that notes that they make the food as quickly as possible so I'm guessing that there have been complaints. Bottom line: the food is really good, the folks who work there are nice, prices are reasonable, and Sisters Oregon is a beautiful place.
Burritos here are amazing! Skip the snocap line and get more food quicker here! 100% would recommend.
Place ain’t much to look at but damn good food.