Los Angeles / Agave & beverages
A Guide to Agave Flights at Broken Spanish Comedor
Ray Garcia’s Los Angeles restaurant offers two useful entry points to its agave menu: mezcal flights and a closer look at aged tequila.
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Start with the flight menu
A long spirits list can turn a casual dinner into homework. At Broken Spanish Comedor, the flight section offers a more manageable starting point. The current menu includes a Siete Misterios mezcal flight and a Tequilas Especiales flight, giving the table two different directions to explore.
The mezcal selection brings together an Espadín expression and blends involving Tobalá and Mexicanito. The tequila selection includes aged expressions and cask variations. Those are useful conversation starters: ask what connects the pours, what separates them, and how much is included before ordering.
A good flight gives the conversation a starting point.
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Cocktails offer another way in
The wider drinks menu is equally worth reading. Rosalinda combines tequila with coconut and watermelon shrub; Destilando Amor brings mezcal together with passion fruit and poblano. There is also a zero-proof margarita built with a spirit alternative. These are descriptions from the restaurant’s menu, rather than tasting notes from a CALIZ visit.
For a first order, choose the ingredient that catches your attention and ask the bartender about sweetness, acidity and serving size. The goal is a drink you want to spend time with, whether that means a flight, a cocktail or something without alcohol.
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Plan the visit
Chef Ray Garcia’s comedor is at 12565 Washington Boulevard in Los Angeles. The restaurant lists weekday happy hour from 4–6 p.m. and weekend brunch alongside dinner service.
- Check the current menu before making a special trip for a particular bottle.
- Confirm whether flights are available during the service you are booking.
- Reserve through the restaurant’s official website.
Menu and service details checked September 16, 2026.
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