ON FORSYTH

COMAL sits at 116 FORSYTH STREET, a dinner stop to keep in mind when plans take you east from CENTRE ST. Its cooking draws on MEXICO CITY, with a changing menu that leaves room for seasonal ingredients. The restaurant’s own photographs show the range: tostadas, dishes coming off the pass and soft serve at the end of a meal.

AT THE TABLE

The menu is the place to start. COMAL has featured tostadas made with nixtamal corn, finished with cheese, artichokes and salsa macha; its soft serve also changes with the season. These are examples of the kitchen’s work, not a promise of what will be available on your visit.

A dish being finished at COMAL’s pass
A dish being finished at COMAL’s pass · Image: COMAL

PLAN THE EVENING

Check the current menu and reservation availability through COMAL’s website. For a group, choose a time that leaves room for dinner rather than trying to squeeze it between other stops. The photos below come from the restaurant’s own published feed.

A tostada at COMAL
A tostada at COMAL · Image: COMAL

COMAL

116 FORSYTH STREET · NEW YORK, NY

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