Buenos Dias Cafe

This place is bussin!!! Got a chorizo pupusa and it’s soo good. Had to wait for it inside because of the rain and it was the cutest little place. The lady at the window was literally so nice to me because I forgot my wallet and had to run back home and when I returned they had already made me my coffee.

Ha no idea what pupusas were, now I’m going to have to figure out how to come here more often to have them. This is a great example of staying focus in their quality, and offering items that are unique and delicious. Their coffee is on point as well. Definitely glad I stopped to try something new. The staff was excellent, and provided more details when asked to describe their food and drink options.

I've now been here twice over the years, and both times the food has been excellent: fresh ingredients, cooked perfectly, presented nicely. Some recommendations/things to note: 1. I wonder why they don't have more space inside and table service? It's quite an interesting space in there, as I recall. 2. The food was slow to emerge. Maybe it was a blip. But I'm not sure how a quesadilla and a couple of tacos takes 20+ minutes at lunchtime. 3. The portions were just a little on the small side for $15 each. I am mindful of the owner's comments on here and I get it and I sympathize. But still. Why not make the rice and beans bigger? That's a cheap way of filling out the portions. 4. Did I mention that the food was excellent (special mention for the homemade corn tortillas)? And so was the friendly person at the cash register.

I really enjoyed the pupusas that I had. I got one that had like cactus and cheese inside and the other was a red adobo chicken. Both of them were really delicious. The textures the flavors and the cheesiness were all really delightful. The lady who worked the window was nice and helpful helping me navigate the menu. I got there right before closing and she was still really patient with me. The rest of the menu looks delicious so I'll definitely be coming back.

Loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed it! Good food. I recommend the typical salvadoran breakfast that comes with eggs, rice and beans mix called casamiento, fried plantains, avocado, cream, salvadoran hand corn tortilla and salvadoran hard aged cheese. Their coffee is da bomb. They were courteous, friendly and attentive. You gotta try!!!!!!

Pupuseria! Wonderful flavors! Fresh and amazing guava pastries. I found this restaurant looking for pupusas and thought, "this is in the city it can't be that good". I decided to try it anyway based on the rating. I'm glad I did. The location is great! My toddler loved the rice and beans, I loved the pupusas and pastries and my husband enjoyed his vegetarian plate with an Horchata coffee. We'll be back real soon. 5 stars 😄 So happy we tried it