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Businiess name:
La Calaca Comelona
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
I was introduced to La Calaca Comelona by a family member who has lived in the metro area for about 14 years. She and her husband (a relatively well known PDX food blogger and restaurateur think extramsg) have traveled several times to Mexico on ""food trips"" and they really have an eye for the best places in town.
Walking up to the place I was pleased by the murals and sculptures outsize and upon entering the interior was equally authentic and fun.
I don't drink alcohol so usually I'm disappointed at ""Mexican"" places because often the menu consists of the same old combo plates and the obligatory burritos the size of my arm along with tons alcoholic drinks. I was thrilled that they have decent collection of non-alcoholic liquados on the menu. Another thing that I loved about the menu was that is was different from many Mexican restaurants in that there are several different moles on the menu and no burritos. The other menu items are equally delicious owing to the ingredients and preparation. I am not a big meat-eater so I have not tried all of their meat items so I can't vouch for those. My family member brought me there but I've gone back for the food and the feeling that I'm in Mexico again.
One con I have though (which is a small con) is that it is sort of tucked away in SE instead of downtown. But a benefit of that is that the prices are reasonable (with the acceptation of the most expensive items on the menuPr
Pros: Love the food and the liquados
Cons: location
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