Reviews for Buenos Dias Cafe & Pupuseria in Atlanta, GA
Pupusas in town. Good mix of authenticity and upscale comforts. Try the horchata latte... Boom your life has changed. You're... welcome. Read more
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 workedthe window was nice and helpful helping me navigate the menu. I got there right before closing and she was still really patientwith me. The rest of the menu looks delicious so I'll definitely be coming back. Read more
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 coffeeis da bomb. They were courteous, friendly and attentive. You gotta try!!!!!! Read more
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! Mytoddler loved the rice and beans, I loved the pupusas and pastries and my husband enjoyed his vegetarian plate with an Horchatacoffee. We'll be back real soon. 5 stars ???? So happy we tried it Read more
Tried this place after googling vegan breakfast options near me and WOW. I tried the quinoa breakfast bowl and it was really... good!! I?ll definitely be back to try other dishes. Service was great and very friendly as well Read more
We had vegan options, pupusas and black beans and planting. The combination of sauce and pickled cabbage with lupus?s is so... perfect! Their Hibiscus and Tamarindo juices are the best ones we have ever had, must try! And the service is wonderful! Read more
This is one of the HEALTHIEST breakfast sandwiches I?ve ever had. It?s from their old menu and it essentially has a thin layer... of black beans, plantain, and finely chopped veggies. It kept me full and inspired me to explore my breakfast sandwich opens.Egg, cheese, meat and dairy are not the only ingredients for a delicious morning sandwich. I don?t think the coffee here isworth the price. But if you?re a tourist, you probably won?t mind it. If you know you?ll be staying in Downtown ATL when youvisit, this is a place you?ll probably want to walk to and enjoy early in the morning before otherexcursions. ?? FAQS ?? Parking? There?s no parking in front. Park in the lot across the street and keep an eye on your carso that it doesn?t get ticketed/booted/towed. How did I discover this restaurant? An old co-worked posted a picture of herfood on her Instagram story and I asked her where did she get it from. Read more
Not gonna lie, you can for sure get better Salvadorian food for less $ somewhere else. My biggest gripe is it seemed like white... management trying to profit off of a niche cuisine. I?m a Latin guy from SoFlo and I grew up eating incredible Salvadorian foodand this was ?dos tres? as we?d say: underwhelming. I had the ?hands down? pupusa which would traditionally be called the?revuelta? and it lacked flavor. The woman taking my order was super kind and attentive though and the horchata delivered. Read more