COMER parís.méxico

Mexican restaurant · Saint-Vincent-de-Paul

COMER parís.méxico

Mexican restaurant · Saint-Vincent-de-Paul

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96 Rue d'Hauteville, 75010 Paris

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Mexican canteen with elevated dishes, mole, and rice pudding  

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Where to Eat In Paris Right Now - Paris - The Infatuation

"You won’t find tacos at this sunlit, all-white canteen that opened a block from Gare du Nord station in November. But you will find Mexican dishes like encacahuatadas (theirs features mushrooms smothered in a creamy mole sauce with peanuts and smoked pepper), and huarache, a plate of corn tortillas topped with shredded pork, black beans, and a tower of fresh herbs. Comer is only open for dinner on Thursday and Friday nights, but we prefer lunch Tuesday through Friday anyway. Grab one of the cushion-less stools and settle in for the three-course prix fixe that’s just €28. (You can order à la carte, too.) Whatever you do, don’t skip the rice pudding with toasted coconut and citrus." - Sara Lieberman

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Comer - Review - 10th Arr. - Paris - The Infatuation

"You won’t find tacos at this sunlit, all-white canteen that opened a block from Gare du Nord station in November. But you will find Mexican dishes like encacahuatadas (theirs features mushrooms smothered in a creamy mole sauce with peanuts and smoked pepper), and huarache, a plate of corn tortillas topped with shredded pork, black beans, and a tower of fresh herbs. Comer is open for dinner Tuesday to Friday nights, but we prefer lunch Tuesday through Friday anyway. Grab one of the cushion-less stools and settle in for the three-course prix-fixe that’s just €28. (You can order à la carte, too.) Whatever you do, don’t skip the rice pudding with toasted coconut and citrus fruits." - Sara Lieberman

https://www.theinfatuation.com/paris/reviews/comer
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Margot

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Outstanding experience. The best Mexican restaurant I've ever been to, and without hesitating the best in Paris. The food is delicious and freshly made. The staff is friendly and welcoming. A large selection of traditional alcohol is offered. The restaurant is modern and clean, the only downside is that by being small it can become noisy. Highly recommended, booking is mandatory.

Ana Constanza Aguirre

Google
Everything was perfect, the food is just the right balance between experimental and authentic, nothing pretentious and you can feel they cook with passion. I can only recommend this place if you want to escape the tacos and burritos fake Mexican craze in paris! Gracias Chef!

Monica Navarrete-Hagege

Google
Mexican American here who now lives in Paris. My husband and I enjoyed this restaurant so much. The food is not the traditional Mexican style, but they take the authentic Mexican flavors and elevate them in a tasteful manner. We had the menu which included six dishes total, including the dessert. All were amazing. Molé is my favorite Mexican dish and I loved their version with the vegetables. My husband’s favorite was the al pastor tacos. They were so full of flavor. My only wish is that the side salsas would have more of a kick to them, but they were still delicious. Recomendado para algo diferente que honra la cocina mexicana.

Patricia Pelayo R

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Plenty of non-spicy options of elevated Mexican street food. However, if you are a native like moi and you ask for it, they will in fact kill your tongue with a really spicy option. Loved the mezcarita.

Uta Friedrich

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Contenporary Mexican cuisine, the best I've had in Europe. All the dishes had a small twist, but the flavors were really balanced. The menu is small, with quality ingredients. They have a few vegetarian items as well. (I wish there were more, but I know France is not the place for it.) We arrived with big suitcases, before heading home. The place was full, but they still did their best to fit us along with our luggage. All in all a five-star experience. I'm looking forward to visiting again.

Diana C

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I’m Mexican and this is honestly the best Mexican food in Paris! My favorite are Tacos al Pastor and the Mole Brownie.

Spady

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Very very good food. Can’t recommend enough! Cocktails were great as well.

Manuel Cocco

Google
Amazing service and ambiance! Food was good and original, but to be honest we found it a bit overpriced, the portions were too small and many of the tipical mexican dishes (tacos, burritos, quesadillas, nachos etc.) were not in the menu. We were expecting a popular Mexican restaurant more than a hipster/upscalish Mexican concept bistrot. However the staff was extra nice and accommodated us with a baby stroller even on a Friday night and knowing there were reservations! Thanks a lot.