Tortilleria El Sol

Nice place for fresh tortillas and chips. They have a tasty salsa as well. They do sell other stuff like soda and stuff. Only thing I wish is a wider variety of salsas.

If you’re looking for fresh tortillas, I think you’ve found the right place. As the other reviewers say, the staff is friendly. I learned the tortillas are made and sold fresh every day. Mine were nice and warm and stayed that way for a good couple of hours even while sitting in my car. I’m only one person, so I asked how long they’ll keep. He says they should last fine for a month. The tortillas were so appealing I ate a few straight out of the bag. They are nice and thick, fold beautifully, and taste great. Looks like I got about 28 6″ tortillas for $ 2.94.

Fresh tortillas in MKE, made right in the Morgandale ‘hood, which is in your backyard and you don’t even know it.
You get a bazillion of them for, like, two bucks. Seriously. Two pounds of tortillas is something like $ 2.95. You will receive them warm and in a plastic bag. The owner’s super nice, grew up in the neighborhood, his dad barely speaks any English… this family-​run joint is legit to the max. The spot is no frills yet charming, and the tortillas… my god, the tortillas. Made with white corn and they’re the perfect in-​between: not too paste-​y or flavorless like flour tortillas can be, and not too heavy and or full of overwhelming corn flavor like straight up yellow corn tortillas can be.
A few local spots carry these tortillas, including Bel-​Air Cantina. More local spots should carry locally made goods. Do your homework, locavore-​proclaimers. I’d love to be able to pick these tortillas up at, say, a Beans & Barley, a Sendik’s, Outpost, etc. *wink nudge hint*
Now you know, and the more you know, the better you live. Get out of your neighborhood some afternoon and discover yet unknown parts MKE by checking out great local businesses like this one. Boom.

Adorable, family-​owned joint with fantastic tortillas and chips. Buy them fresh and warm and you will not be disappointed. Soon their stuff will hit stores, but right now you can enjoy them at local restaurants like both Bel Air locations, La Fuente, and more. They make a white corn tortilla, which is really the best. They seem like a cross between flour and corn, which I love. Corn always seems to fall apart and flour, while I like the taste, can sometimes be gummy. These tortillas are Baby Bear just right and I’ll make the trip down here for them.

Awesome fresh chips (for sure BEST!!!), tortillas, tostadas, and more! Very friendly staff.