Three things you need to survive a Zombie Apocalypse: - Machete or Ax - A good sidearm with a few clips for emergency - Earl of Sandwich Caribbean Jerk Chicken sandwich and the Montegu! This place lives up to its hype. Open 24 hours cranking out delicious food for the hungry masses. When you are drunk after clubbing..come here. If you have sore feet after dancing..come here. If you want to meet hot girls..i guess you can come here too. They serve sandwiches, soups, salads, soda, beer, and snacks. And best of all..ALL SANDWICHES ARE ONLY $5.99! i ate at this place two days in a row during my stay in Vegas. i guess i knew i wasn't coming back for a while so i had to get my fix. The staff could be a little rude..but im not there for the staff, im there for the food. Just get in, order, get out. All those other reviews of people bitching about rude service..grow some thicker skin..cuz you wont be able to survive a Zombie Apocalypse with that attitude!!
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I had their chicken BBQ and it's was ok not the best in the world I could have made some at home that would have tasted better. In fact I have made some that tastes way better but I was in a rush and wanted food. And the guy at the counter was beyond rude to me when I ordered. Also the guy who gave me my food got all pissed of when he brought me my food because it was a to go order. God forbid he put my food in a paper bag. Even if the food is shitty most places still have great customer service this place unfortunately had neither. Sad thing is is that I work in the same business complex as them. I will no longer be going there for lunch. Someone else can use my "discounts" which btw way i did not receive like i was suppose to. At least I enjoyed the french fries.
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This place was awesome! Portions are Yummy and HUGE. Why didn't I give it a 5? NO wow factor..but still a great place to eat...I would go back in a second.
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I really wanted to like this place and the new breed of downtown restaurants like EAT and Le Thai had me feeling sure that I would. I liked the look of the place and the idea of resurrecting the the old El Cortez laundry space. Unfortunately after eating at La Comida I feel like this place was born of a corporate calculation to take quick advantage of the good feelings created by the other more thoughtful efforts to bring good food to downtown. Our experience wasn't all bad. The staff was friendly, helpful and were doing their best. The food, however, was very disappointing. As several previous posters have mentioned the prices were high but the real problem is what you get for your hard earned money. I don't mind paying the price for good ingredients and skillful preparations but this food was mediocre at best. The shrimp ceviche was rubbery and dry, the pork shoulder was tough and lacked flavor, and the Mole was too sweet and covered dry bland chicken enchiladas. There is also something cynical about places that work hard to give off a cool hole in the wall vibe but charge top dollar. My rear still hurts from sitting in a recovered folding metal chair and I don't find cheap paper napkins charming when wiping my $7 dollar salsa off my fingers. Yes the salsa trio was $7 and surprisingly bland. Although the restaurant was half full they kept seating the two top that was pretty much touching our table in that always uncomfortable attempt to foster the communal experience that I guess they hope will distract from the food. I may be a sucker but I am still hopeful that the owners of this place can experience it as their customers do and realize changes must be made. I really do want to like it.
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