“ My favorite chilaquiles in El Paso and and food portion will leave everyone satisfied. ”

“ My wife and searched for a good breakfast spot after pulling up and seeing that Weck's had closed. So, searched Yelp and Buen Dia popped up, and we are so glad that it did Today was our first time, but definitely will not be our last, even if we do live on the Far East side. I ordered the CREAMY GREEN CHILAQUILES (recommmed by Jessica...THANK YOU!), and my wife got the CARNITAS SKILLET. Both were large portions, very flavorful, right amount of heat from the chile, and so so delicious! Although, I would have liked 2 Eva's with my chilaquiles and my wife would have liked more carnitas and less potatoes. Nevertheless, still OUTSTANDING meals! My wife had the CAFE de OLLA, which was very good, excellent cinnamon and coffe taste. She LOVED IT! The restaurant was extremely welcoming, mclean, bright, vibrant, and colorful, as well as the restrooms. And JESSICA AND DANIELA were charming, friendly, cheerful, helpful, and provided EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE! They even gave my wife a refill on her Cafe de Olla and provided her with a to go cup, as well. Eating at BUEN DIA, today, was a BLESSING and a WONDERFUL and AMAZING experience! We will be back, even though we live on the Far East side I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you give them a try! You WILL NOT regret it! SO GOOD! ”

“ My first visit here and I am pleasantly surprised. The Menu is expansive from the traditional Mex fare to some creative dishes and even a few American breakfast items. I went with something different and creative, Flautas de Carnitas ahogadas en chile verde, shredded pork carnitas rolled in a corn tortilla and deep fried. Covered in a creamy green chile sauce with picked unions, crema fresca and jack cheese on top. WOW! You order at a counter and are given a number. Food is delivered to your table. The service was great. They ask patrons to not take or save tables until a you have a number. This is great. Those who do seat themselves before getting a number are politely asked to get back in the order line. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. The ambiance is very casual and family friendly. I look forward to coming back and try other items on the menu. ”

“ Top notch experience! The ambiance is so bright and welcoming! A perfect way to start your day! Clean, well lit, ample seating, menus displayed and friendly staff! They even let me take pictures of my MexiMosa on the bar! The food- let's chat, pay attention to the fire because let me tell you their plates pack a punch! The chilaquiles verdes were sensational and flavor filled, spicy! The churro French toast was perfectly covered in churro sugar on both sides, toasted so well with a crunch and that gooey middle. The MeximOsa was a delight and the aguas frescas were a treat. I will definitely be back for another brunch date. ”

“ The food was great! The atmosphere was really inviting. The service was great, happy servers! ”

“ The place is clean. I love the walk up counter approach. The menu is full of good-looking options. I tried the chilaquiles with the creamy green sauce and over-easy eggs as recommended to me by a friend, which was the right choice indeed. There are plenty of good drink options too, non-alcoholic and for adult fun. I can imagine this is a fun brunch place! My food came out quickly. The portion was hearty, more than I could eat really. They didn't skimp on the accoutrements either. The black beans on the side paired well with the heat of the chilaquiles. My eggs were cooked to my liking. Enjoyed a cold Topo Chico to wash it all down. Perfect lunch! I'm going to invite a friend and split some chilaquiles and the strawberry pancakes next time! Service was quick and friendly. I was greeted as soon as I walked though the door. ”

“ Food: all parties tried the chilaquiles 3 green 1 red. They do provide you with plenty of chips so it's a good amount of chilaquiles. My myself, I rather have them baked or at least softer than the new way of serving them but they were still good. They were good for those who can't eat super spicy food as they have a very little kick to them. It came a black beans and half of an avocado. We also ordered the fresas on crema pancakes, a little too much crema for us and they are a good size. Service: it was good. Food did not take long, we had a young gentleman who was very nice and would check on our table often. Ambiance: decor is cute. They have the old school tables from Juarez in some tables. Brought back memories for me when I was a kid. Not super packed. Not sure I would return as they mostly focus on chilaquiles and not my style. Try it out. ”

“ I decided to try out the taco place where Mooyah Burgers used to be on Mesa. Since I try tacos anywhere I can, I was interested to see how they tasted here. Well, let me say I was impressed. You need to try the tacos here. You will be pleased and impressed. The shells are crunchy and warmed up. Then the salsas to choose from are spicy but good. This restaurant will be on my to eat list. There isn't rice or beans, but the chips are a good appetizer. This place needs to be on your list of Mexican restaurants. Then the owner is very well coming. ”

“ Buen Dia Chilaquiles caught my eye with its vibrant sun and Spanish sign as I was heading to Black Friday's off Mesa Blvd. Created by the same owners as Crave, this cute breakfast spot introduces a fresh concept featuring a Mexican favorite - chilaquiles. After moving to El Paso, I fell in love with chilaquiles thanks to places like Don Chilaquil and Lucy's Cafe, each offering their own humble versions. Buen Dia presents a delightful Mexican brunch experience with a lively and social atmosphere, bright colors, music, and alcoholic beverages. They maintain the authenticity of down-home, savory chilaquiles, with a touch of sophistication, like the red pepper flakes in my dish. The menu may seem a bit pricey initially, with dishes ranging from $10 to $15, but it's worth it for the quality, just like Crave's offerings. I appreciate having diverse brunch options in El Paso, from Denny's to the more upscale yet accessible experience at Crave. With Buen Dia, the same concept extends to Mexican cuisine, offering a selection of tacos, burritos, and classic American breakfast dishes, alongside a weekend special of Pozole Verde. Buen Dia's menu is simple, focusing on their forte - breakfast foods. They are open every day from 8 am to 3 pm and extend their hours till 4 pm on weekends. The Carajillo drink was delightful, and I can't wait to try more of their offerings. The service was friendly and accommodating, allowing me to sample all the salsas before choosing my favorite, the Creamy Green. The salsas were outstanding, each with its own unique flavor and texture. I would have loved an option to add chili toreados to balance the acidity of the sauces and pickled onions with a savory umami kick. The drink choices were good, and it was a nice touch that water was not charged. Hot coffee came with refills, while the aqua frescas were served in large cups. I'm thrilled to see a concept like Buen Dia Chilaquiles in El Paso, and I believe it has the potential to become popular nationwide. It adds to the city's already amazing and unique brunch culture. I can't wait to visit again and try more from their menu. ~TODOELPASO ”