Las Comadres

Las Comadres brings weekend-only Mexican street food to West Broad Street in Groveland, operating as a food truck rather than a fixed sit-down restaurant. The business is registered with the Florida Division of Corporations as Las Comadres LLC, an active limited liability company filed in 2022, giving it a formal legal footing beyond just a folding table and a grill, and confirming its status as a genuine, currently operating local business rather than an informal pop-up.

The menu leans heavily into birria, the slow-braised, richly spiced meat dish that has become one of the most sought-after Mexican specialties across Florida in recent years, showing up here in nachos topped with birria, an asada torta, and both al pastor and asada tacos alongside the signature birria tacos themselves. Beyond the meat-forward core menu, Las Comadres also serves quesadillas, elote, that is, Mexican street corn, homemade horchata, and a birria ramen that combines the braised meat with noodle soup, a creative twist that has become popular at Mexican food trucks nationwide.

Because Las Comadres only operates two days a week, Saturday from 11:30 AM to 10:00 PM and Sunday from 11:30 AM to 8:00 PM, staying closed the rest of the week, a visit here takes a bit of planning compared to a standard restaurant with daily hours. That weekend-only schedule is common among food trucks, letting a smaller crew focus their preparation and cooking effort into a concentrated window rather than spreading thin across seven days, and it often means fresher, more carefully prepared food during the hours the truck is actually open.

The truck also offers outdoor seating, giving customers a place to sit and enjoy a plate of birria tacos or a bowl of birria ramen on-site rather than only offering food to go, which adds a genuine social, gathering-spot quality to a Saturday or Sunday visit. For anyone in Groveland craving authentic, slow-cooked Mexican street food over a weekend, Las Comadres on West Broad Street has built a devoted following, and its confirmed status as an active Florida LLC operating since 2022 gives added confidence that this is a real, currently running local business rather than a fleeting operation.

Food trucks like Las Comadres also add a different kind of energy to downtown Groveland’s weekend food scene, one built around outdoor seating and a rotating, hands-on cooking process that customers can watch unfold rather than a closed restaurant kitchen. For visitors exploring West Broad Street on a Saturday afternoon, following the smell of birria simmering on the truck to Las Comadres is one of the more memorable food experiences currently available in Groveland.