Sarajane L.
Yelp
My son and I checked out El Sabor de Puebla a couple of weeks ago. It's within walking distance and it was a beautiful summer night. If not for mosquitoes, we could have enjoyed our entrees at one of the outdoor tables, but that was not to be.
There are so many echoes of 4 & 20, the previous bakery/cafe that was so loved and closed after such an unexpectedly sad event. The layout is the same, only the colors have changed. The interior is awash in warm caribbean hues, and beautiful pottery from the owners' home region in Mexico is displayed as art and available for purchase. Pride of place is evident in the decor and in the food. We enjoyed our entrees and their low prices as well. For some reason, their soft corn tortillas, normally a somewhat bland component of the meal, had the most amazing flavor. Absolutely delicious! The owner was extremely busy catering summer events as well as running the restaurant, so some things weren't available, such as a milder salsa than the extremely hot green one. It made it hard for me to season my food to my liking, as it arrives not spicy at all and the green sauce is killer.
They have lots of natural light through the wall of large windows (may want to think about installing shades of some sort for when the afternoon summer sun is fairly blinding), but this winter I'm sure that will be an asset when we all crave the light. I'm looking forward to my next visit and checking out some of their other offerings!