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    Stuffed chilaquiles (half red/half green), side of fruit - loved this dish. Not crispy, more like a cheese enchilada, but still delicious.
    Ashley T.

    This was our first visit and we (party of 2) arrived at 10am on a Sunday. The parking lot was chaos, but they offer complimentary valet, which is nice because there wasn't available parking otherwise. We added our names to the wait list for a 1.5-2 hr wait, but the bar is first come first serve, so we found two seats open with no wait. The energy is high and the music matches that vibe. We were helped immediately by Kelvin and the service was excellent, as he consistently checked on us throughout our visit. Although they were extremely busy, the food still came out fast, we may have waited 10 min. We ordered the cafe de olla, stuffed chilaquiles, skillet pancake, and menudo (not pictured). Everything was delicious, portions are HUGE, and again, the service was great. I would definitely recommend this place and we'll certainly be back, but maybe on a weekday or much earlier on the weekend - especially if you have a party larger than 2.

    Tres leches pancakes
    Chrissy P.

    Finally made it in, and ofc it lives up to the Leti's expectations and experience! It wouldn't be leti's if the parking lot isn't full when you arrive. And I kid you not at 7:30 when we pulled up it was already packed lol! Luckily I found parking on the backside of the restaurant. When we got in they only had a few tables left and bar seating was open. So we copped a seat at the bar, to let larger parties or people that are unable to sit at a high top chair, enjoy the tables. Now getting down to what y'all are looking for. We ordered: * Tres leches pancakes * Mexican avocado toast * no cheese, potatoes * Two eggs over hard * frozen mimosa * Berry buenos No complaints, food was good, portions are great.. service from kelvin the bartender was perfect.

    Mango Softy
    Rhonda C.

    Absolutely amazing, we loved everything will always return Absolutely loved this place. The pancakes were mouthwatering & perfectly cooked and full of flavor, the service was warm and attentive, and the atmosphere is busy, but what else did you expect We'll definitely be back

    Late breakfast
    Charisse T.

    Had a late breakfast with my loves, the restaurant was very busy for a Wednesday morning/afternoon. This was a new environment for us because we normally do the dinner part. It was absolutely delicious we had so much food and everything was amazing. We will definitely return again. Let talk about the parking no let's leave it alone. But security was in full force and that made everything better.

    Yasmin S.

    Really enjoyed our visit to Buenos Días! We were told the wait would be about an hour and a half, but thankfully it ended up being much shorter than that. My daughter got the classic kids breakfast, and it was a really good portion for a kids' meal. My favorite dish was definitely the stuffed chilaquiles with chicken chorizo -- the flavor was SO good and it was incredibly filling. Definitely something I'd order again! I also got the tres leches French toast. It was a huge portion, but personally I probably wouldn't order it again. It got soggy pretty quickly, so I think I'd try something else next time. The frozen mimosa and sangria were both pretty good too! One of my favorite surprises was the coffee. The lady walking around with the coffee offered us a sample, and it was SO delicious. I'll definitely be ordering that next time I come back. Overall, really good food, generous portions, and a cute spot for breakfast/brunch.

    Baked pancake
    Lisa M.

    I am a little late on this Buenos Días Houston - Opening Week Visit. My granddaughter wanted to try Buenos Días Houston during opening week, so we braved the crowds. The estimated wait was an hour and a half, but we were seated in about 45 minutes. Parking is tight, but they offer valet once your table is ready, which helps. The menu is packed with fun and interesting options. Between the three of us, we sampled quite a bit -- the soft‑serve mimosa and the Cold Brew Cielo were awesome, and the food really shined. We ordered the chilaquiles with chicken and potatoes, the baked pancake with a side of chicken chorizo, and the breakfast eggrolls. I tasted everything, and it was all very tasty. Service was a little slow on a few items, but the place was extremely busy, and the staff stayed friendly and attentive. And one more thing, the decor is festive, interesting and also "nice clean bathrooms". Overall, I recommend this spot -- especially if you enjoy creative brunch dishes and don't mind a lively crowd.

    Champurrado
    Fre'Dasia D.

    Really enjoyed our food here! Now this place is BUSY just like Doña Leti's, so either get there super early or bring a book. If you have dietary restrictions like I do (gluten and eggs), the options are very limited. The pupusas are unfortunately also made with wheat. But the breakfast tacos are delicious, SO much better than anticipated. The loaded plantains were also amazing! 10/10 recommend. I'd go back just for the plantains! My friend got the stuffed chilaquiles and the champurrado and loved them both!

    Brittney W.

    I heard about their new restaurant on social media. Therefore, I was excited to try their food. This is my first time dining in at any of Dona Letis restaurants. I have ordered my food to go at their neighboring restaurant in the parking lot, but never ate inside due to the long wait. Walking in the customer service was great. Everyone from the hostess, waitresses, table bussers, valet, and HPD were very helpful and kind. The restaurant was clean and lively. My friends and I arrived at 10:20am and were told it would be an hour to an hour and half wait upon putting our name on the list. We contemplated leaving and going elsewhere for the longest before staying. While waiting what I didn't like was one person from a previous party that had dined in stayed and their remaining guest left. The remaining patron was joined by three new people that she knew. The waiter didn't say anything about them purposely skipping everyone that was waiting. He immediately served the new guest at the table where the first patron remained. They didn't have to wait like the rest of us so that was irritating and unfair of the patrons not being considerate of others. I know we are all excited to try the food and drinks. After, an hour wait in their small seating area near the bathrooms we were seated. Our waiter Britney came over immediately with water which I appreciated. She was friendly, happy, and informative. We ordered as soon as we sat down and the food came out within 10 minutes of us ordering. I appreciated the quick service. Britney even let us sample some of their frozen cocktails. I loved the frozen sangria and the orange juice soft serve mimosa. The OJ soft serve mimosa tasted like a spiked dreamsicle popsicle. It was so good. You could definitely taste the liquor in their drinks. You could feel it after a few minutes too. I ordered the stuffed chilaquiles w/carne asada and a regular coffee. My friends ordered the breakfast burrito, loaded plantains, the Abuelita's breakfast, and they each had a mimosa. The portion sizes of the food were large. The food came out hot and fresh. We each enjoyed our food. I really enjoyed the carne asada as it was seasoned very well. I just wish it was bigger. It was my first time having any type of chilaquiles and I was satisfied. I couldn't even finish my dish. I'd definitely try another dish if decide to return. For my food plus tip I paid $37.19. Cons is the parking is horrible, because they share the same parking lot as their sister restaurant Dona Letis. Valet is free, but tips welcome. Not a large waiting area and was told to wait in our cars due to too many people being in the restaurant. Very long wait times, no online reservation list, no phone number to contact in advance for putting name on reservation list, and small restaurant. Improvements: QR code paying sticker at each table or the paying monitors at tables like Chili's. (It took a minute for the waiter to come around for us to pay. Adding this feature would help customers leave quicker.) Dining time limits of 2hrs max and someone walking by telling tables of their time remaining like Grace's when they're busy. This would hopefully cut down on long wait times. I would love to dine in at their sister restaurant if they regulated patrons dining time. A bigger parking lot would really help, but other businesses surrounds the restaurant. Overall, we had a decent experience. I don't know if I'd be back anytime soon to wait so long to eat and deal with the parking at either restaurant. I'm glad I can say I tried it.

    Menu on sept 2026

    This place deserves the hyper! I had the cafe de olla and the 3 leches pancake it was really good! Britany was my server and she was super sweet

    Christy W.

    After a long night of work, me and my friend she wanted to come to buenos dias for breakfast so I told her sure I've been longing to try this place and thank God I did the food. The vibes was absolutely amazing. I started off with a soft serve mimosa, and when I say that thing was so good, I couldn't even eat it all because it was so delicious. And I had to save some for my daughter to try. Anyways, I will see the mighty quickly because I said at the bar, but when it comes to the bartender, I got my soft serve mimosa very quickly and I understand it's a very busy place, but it did take him a while so that I can order my food, but that's OK. I enjoyed it every little bit of it and I will be going back for more.

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    Vonpato D.

    I told my wife--I'd seen it in a Facebook reel--"Let's go there." I didn't even really look into it; I just thought, "She's going to love it." And sure enough... She said, "You don't usually like Salvadoran food, but this feels just like being at home." I said, "What are you talking about? This is Mexican food with a Salvadoran twist." We asked the staff if it was Salvadoran, Mexican, or Tex-Mex. Even without a reservation, we got in quickly--it had only been open for three days. lively atmosphere. Mmm, delicious!

    Jordan W.

    The parking lot was full when I arrived, but it's a hit or miss to get a self parking spot. Otherwise they do have a valet stand close to Dona Leti's That is tips only. When we arrived, we had a short wait. They originally said it would take up to an hour, but we were actually sat in 10 minutes or less. For our drinks we ordered the frozen espresso martini and frozen passionfruit mimosa both were very strong. I love that our server Waldo offered a samples of the drink before we placed our order so that we can make sure we liked the cocktail first. Me and my sister ultimately decided to try the stuffed Chilaquiles, which were bomb and we added a side of Carne Asada for our meat. My only thing is that it stated they would be crispy, but they are very soft because they their stuffed with cheese, and it kind of reminded us of an enchilada in a way, but very delicious still nonetheless. It's a huge portion so of course we didn't finish it lol but the friend that came with us she ordered the pancakes. They were fluffy. I didn't get a chance to try them, but my sister and her said they were pretty good. Our service from Waldo was great. He continued to check on us even after we had checked out and were sitting there. You can definitely tell that this used to be an old Dennys on the inside the ambience isn't anything special similar to their sister restaurant. I do wish they had more seating since I can definitely see this place being backed up during busy days of the weekend. Luckily, we went on a weekday.

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    Wait time wasn't too long everything slapped no misses definitely will fill you up 100000/10

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    Kelvin was funny and attentive. He made sure we were comfortable and gave us everything we needed.

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    Parking is horrible what a waste driving this far to not find parking. Will try again in a few months when hype dies down.

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