The Comet, Cincinnati, Ohio, Mexican Restaurant Details

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I like the idea of the Comet. I banned myself from going there 6 months ago, but went tonight as I had friends meeting there. Once again, rude, inattentive staff. It's a place for young hipsters to hang and be in the know'. No problem. I recognize that the Comet has affordable, healthy food and is supportive to Cincinnati's music community. It just seems to an outsider to have a chip on it's shoulder.

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Nice crowd...good beer selection.

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Love the beer selection! Kind of steep pricing on some of them, but overall if you go with about $20 you'll be a happy bar bug.

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Day4 of cross country trip. Biggest selection of different beer which is good. Didn't eat so couldn't give a fair review on the eats. Looked like they could have like music but not the night I was there. I'd give it a B-. Good but nothing to write home about.

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I picked up dinner for us on 6/18/2004. It really is a very unique place. For all intents and purposes, it's a bar. But if you are in the know, you are aware of the fact that there is a small kitchen in the back, accessible only through a window. You order and pay up front, then take your receipt to the cook's counter in the back. I'm no expert on bars, so I can't really rate this one.

As far as the food goes, pretty much all they have are burritos. They do have several vegetarian options: The Comet, a black bean, a pinto bean, a mixed bean, and a tofu-jerky burrito. I had the tofu-jerky burrito; Debi had the black and tan. They were both very good. I should also note that the burritos are huge. You could easily split one between two people; unless you're absolutely starving, it really is more than one person can eat.

The burritos are fairly inexpensive and worth the amount you pay.