El Comedor
Mexican restaurant · Santa Ana ·

El Comedor

Mexican restaurant · Santa Ana ·

Casual eatery serving comfort fare, big portions, fresh guac

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El Comedor by null
El Comedor by null
El Comedor by null
El Comedor by null
El Comedor by null
El Comedor by null
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El Comedor by null
El Comedor by null
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2202 W Edinger Ave, Santa Ana, CA 92704 Get directions

$10–20

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2202 W Edinger Ave, Santa Ana, CA 92704 Get directions

+1 714 206 2668
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@comedor509

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Araceli J

Google
I recently called in an order for two Asada Fries and a side of fries. Unfortunately, both Asada Fries were burnt. One of them was especially concerning, as the plastic plate it was served in had become inflamed. When I picked up a fry with melted cheese, I noticed the cheese had fused with the plastic, and a piece of the plastic actually came off, leaving a visible hole. This was clearly a food safety issue. I immediately contacted the restaurant to report the problem. The gentleman who answered the phone was polite and apologetic. He offered to remake the order, but I explained I was too far away to return at the time. I requested a refund instead, and he informed me that it could only be processed in person. I told him my husband would stop by the next day. However, I ended up going myself. I spoke with an older gentleman, who I assume is the owner. He was dismissive from the start and claimed he was unaware of the situation. When I referenced the phone call with the staff member, he stepped away—presumably to make a call—and left me waiting without saying anything. When he returned, he said he would “let it slide” this time, but insisted that I should have brought the food back. I explained I wasn’t nearby when the issue happened and couldn’t return immediately. He then showed me a sample plate and claimed it was normal for the container to look that way. I respectfully disagreed and expressed concern over the clear health risks of serving food on melted plastic. I mentioned that I have been a loyal customer for years and had never experienced anything like this before. Rather than respond with professionalism, he became defensive and began raising his voice. I calmly asked him to lower his tone and explained that I understood mistakes happen—I was simply looking for a reasonable resolution. He finally issued a refund, but it was not the full amount, and there was no apology given. His approach was unnecessarily rude and confrontational, especially in contrast to the respectful customer service I received over the phone. My husband also mentioned that the day he picked up the food, the restaurant appeared to be very busy with students from the school next door. It’s possible the food was rushed or overheated, resulting in the damaged plate. Regardless, this was a serious safety concern that should have been handled with more care and professionalism.

David C.

Google
The food didn't taste good and Was over priced. Ordered albondigas and it cost over $17. Will not buy again or go bck

Jacky R.

Google
The asada fries are awesome. They are seasoned to perfection. The guy who attended me who I assume was the owner let me use the restroom even though it was closed for the moment. It was a bit of a wait for my food but worth it. After 240 it gets full with kids from the school so just a warning. You can call and order your food ahead of time to avoid the line and wait.

Carlos

Google
Delicious! I didn’t take a photo before I started to eat my cheese enchiladas but their were delicious and the salsa mmmm. Fresh guacamole is the best! The vibe here creates a atmosphere small and cozy. The elephant and rabbit add that extra spice.

Jennifer A.

Google
Food is amazing! My boyfriend got the carne asada fries. The fries were not soggy. Meat was cooked perfectly. I bought the quesadilla with pastor and the pastor was amazing, reminded me of visiting my family back in Mexico. Highly recommend. Sabor muy rico! Voy a regresar pronto!!

Eliza T.

Google
Delicious arepas! So happy this arepa spot opened in town. The flavors are amazing — fresh, rich, and made with care. I’ll definitely be coming back for more!

Miguel R.

Google
16.70 for asada fries... microwaved, plate not full, just blah....

Itza A.

Google
This place is a joke I order some albondigas caldo (soup) this is what I got...