Everything we ordered was delicious! The chile poblano cream chilaquiles were absolute though I'd definitely eat here again.

Mujer Divina is a delicious breakfast spot located in downtown Chula Vista, just off Third Avenue. We found this restaurant while searching TikTok, and I'm so glad we decided to give it a try! We ordered the brown butter pancakes and the chilaquiles, and everything was absolutely delicious and packed with rich flavor. The restaurant is small, and the atmosphere is loud, lively, and full of people enjoying their meals. Our service was also super friendly and welcoming. Based on everything we tried, Mujer Divina was an easy five stars! We would definitely come back and try more options from the menu. read more

Super expensive, they get a lot of push from social media so they stay busy but the food quality is completely mid. Also, they will keep pushing on you their nearly $4 branded water. Highly don't recommend, go elsewhere where they care about their patrons. read more

Seriously one of the best mole's I've had. Perfect amount of sweet with spice at the end. The Cafe de olla, Reminded me of abuela's house!! Definitely coming back. Service top notch, thank you Betty! Ambiance super chill and fitting to the food and aesthetic. Almost forgot, the orange marmalade pancakes See you again read more

Mujer Divina - Mole and cafe de olla - Mexican Near Me - Chula Vista, California

Great food, cute vibes and decor. Service is good, friendly and listen to requests without having to remind them. For me definitely the best chilaquiles in the south bay read more

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Came for Sunday Brunch. The waitress was attentive. Artistic style taken on classic dishes. Must try read more

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We enjoyed our brunch at Mujer Divina Brunch Café located on 3rd Avenue in Chula Vista, CA. The restaurant is small with indoor and outdoor seating. Our wait time on a Saturday for 3 adults and two kids was 50 minutes. Mujer Divina has 3 locations next door to each other Mujer Divina Burrito & Coffee House, Divina Matcha and Mujer Divina Brunch Café. While we waited to be seated, we ordered a delicious Café de olla horchata iced latte. The wait time for our coffee also took about 25 minutes. Mujer Divina is always busy when we drive through downtown Chula Vista so if a place is that busy, it must be good right? Why we decided to wait and give it a try. We ordered the following dishes and recommend: -Chilaquiles in Chile Poblano cream sauce. It comes with eggs and fried beans. -Huevos Rancheros comes with fried beans and eggs over easy. -Mujer Divina Plate comes with machaca burrito, beans and chilaquiles in Chile Poblano cream. -Blueberry Pancakes with House blueberry compote, fresh blueberries and whipped cream cheese. -Mujer Divina Alkaline water bottle You can order the ice lattes from their other two coffee shop locations. To help with the wait time, I wished they would combine their Divina Matcha and Mujer Divina Brunch Cafés together to expand their restaurant and just add Matcha drinks on their menu. The service was excellent and the restaurant was nice and clean. The wait time was worth it because everything we ordered was delicious!! Give this place a try when in the area! Happy Yelping :) read more

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Okay okay this place needs to be praised!!! I am a huge skeptic when It comes to chilaquiles. This place was all that those poblano chilaqueles were so full of flavor. Each crunchy bite loaded with sour cream,onions and cilantro. The machaca burrito was also just as good. I enjoyed every bite today breakfast was a huge hit. We originally came here to try the pancakes and got to try so much goodness. The pancakes were perfection. Oh and an honorable mention for that powder sugar on the bacon. Another note the french toast latte was also a nice surprise. The cold cream tasted like horchata. Today I we were happy happy leaving with our bellies full. read more

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Food quality/taste- food is good, good flavor, good portions, good presentation. Location- location needs some work, they occupy three different locations side by side, one is only coffee & burritos, the middle one is additional seating for the sit down restaurant. We were sat in the middle location where it was very lonely, just a few other diners, no music, it was extremely hot air conditioning was not on and the mini split unit needs to be serviced it was dirty. I feel the walls between the locations should be opened up and make one large place. If you need to use the restrooms, you need to go outside and go into the primary dinning location to do so. Parking-on street not bad for middle of downtown Chula Vista Customer Service-Also needs some work, I only saw one server working. Food selection is good, but if you want coffee from the coffee location you need to get up and go buy it next door, again this is a very weird set up. Water is only available in bottles. I believe with some slight changes this place can be great. read more

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I have eaten here a few times already and the food never disappoints me. The mole chilaquiles is what brings me back time and time again. The flavor notes of the mole is rich, nutty, & deep giving it an authentic taste of Mexican cuisine. Their hummingbird pancakes are delicious and fluffy as well as their carrot cake pancakes. Service has always been lovely and I hope this gem of a cafe stays here in Chula. *tip - they do charge for water bottles - no on tap* read more

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Every item we ordered was delicious even the salsa. Cute atmosphere & friendly service. We ordered the combo plate chilaquiles & burrito. The portions are big so ladies we can share with another person. We added side of bacon & beans. They have a walk up match spot as seen in the photos I posted. read more

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One word "Delicious" - EVERY DISH! Michelin-star level taste. FRESH and FLAVORERFUL. Food connoisseurs this ONE is a must. This place is a hidden gem and the coffee shop next door is the touchstone of flavor and quality. This place will need a bigger space and more parking as word gets out! read more

Mujer Divina - Mexican Near Me - Chula Vista, California

Recommendation form waitress The Enmoladas were the best I've ever had simply perfection read more

Mujer Divina - Enmoladas Enmoladas Enmoladas!!!!!!!!!! - Mexican Near Me - Chula Vista, California

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Came to brunch on a Monday and their tables were busy but the wait wasn't bad. It's a small restaurant and they have a couple tables outside. We paid a total of $76 or so with tip included. This is what we got: - chilaquiles divorciados - huevos rancheros - 1café de olla -2 French toast lattes I do think it's pricey. My huevos rancheros were too spicy. I personally dislike when food is spicy, it takes away from the flavors of the dish. The chilaquiles were good, but the eggs had the texture of carton eggs. Overall, the star of the show was the French toast lattes. It was delicious. They do have a small menu an limited coffee options. However, the business next door is a coffee shop and it's from the same owner. Food:*** Service:*** Ambiance:** read more

Very disappointing experience. It took almost 1 hour just to get seated, even though there were only 4 people ahead of us and our party was just 2 people. Once seated, things didn't improve. It took 20 minutes just to place our order, and then another 28 minutes for the food to arrive. Overall, the service was extremely slow and poorly managed. Definitely not what you expect when dining out. I hope they improve their staffing and efficiency because this was frustrating. read more

Place is really busy but quick on food! We came in around 10 am and there were only 2 seats left and maybe 10 mins after there was a ton of people waiting. I noticed they helped the family that came after us before we took our order so that's why I deducted 1 star. Our server also kept forgetting to bring water that was ordered. I ordered the Mujer Divina plate without beans since I don't like beans. My friend ordered a French toast which he devoured pretty quick. It's safe to say he really enjoyed it as he cleaned his plate. My meal was good. I really enjoyed the machaca burrito. It was my first time eating a machaca burrito and it did not disappoint. I need to try another place to see if that's what is supposed to to taste like or a comparison. However as far as the chilaquiles tasted, I wish it was a little more crispier. I guess I'm just used to crispy chilaquiles from like Cocina 35!! Would I come back? Yes 100% I also want to try their new matcha shop next door that recently opened. read more

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Enmoladas recommended by server. OMG! So delicious! Best molecular I've ever had. Hochata yummy! Will be back. read more

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Came here for a bday brunch with the fam (it was 10 of us) and we waited about an hour. So make sure to be prepared for a wait as it is a smaller restaurant. But it was worth it! We all ordered the chilaquiles plate and shared the fluffy French toast. The food was 10/10. It's one of my top favorite chilaquiles in San Diego! The birriaquiles next door at the Mujer Divina Coffee & Burritos is also yummy. Good service, the server Joanna was friendly. We will be back :) read more

I recently visited Mujer Divina with my sisters. I have been here a few times in the past and, to be honest, some of my previous visits were not the best experiences. At one point the team reached out and invited me to come back, and when I did, everything was wonderful. Unfortunately, this recent visit reminded me why I don't come here often. There is a lot of competition in the area, so it was disappointing to see the restaurant refuse a complimentary glass of tap water to paying customers--especially customers who spent over $50 on food and drinks. Instead, we were told we had to purchase bottled water, which was over $3 per bottle. Even for guests spending much less, offering tap water when requested is a simple gesture of hospitality. While I understand that California law does not require establishments that do not serve alcohol to provide free water, it is still something many businesses choose to do as a basic courtesy. As someone who previously owned a business, I would never deny water to a customer. Charging over $3 for water after customers have already spent a significant amount on food and drinks felt unnecessary and left a poor impression. Additionally, during our visit I saw at least 20 potential customers walk in and leave because employees were telling them the food would take 30-40 minutes. While it's understandable to inform guests about longer wait times, the way it was communicated seemed discouraging rather than welcoming. We decided to stay and enjoyed our Mazapán coffees and burritos, which were good. However, the overall experience--including being charged over $3 for water--makes it unlikely that I will return. read more

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Upon arrival, there were about 5 groups ahead of us. We were told that the wait would be 15-30 minutes. We started to notice that groups that arrived after us were being seated so we checked in with the person at the front podium. He communicated that he must have inadvertently taken us off the list and that we would be seated next. We saw 4 more groups get sat before us. The main restaurant only offers seating for about 5 small tables and they use their next door matcha located as overload seating. They ended up seating us at the matcha bar top seats, which is not the greatest seating for trying to enjoy a meaAll in all, we waited for about an hour. read more

Super cute place on third ave, I ended up coming on a week day and it was empty. But the food did not disappoint! The staff was really nice and I regret not getting her name to give a shout out. Drinks - I got the matcha, classic, if you are snobby about your matcha, they have a matcha place attached next door! Food: we got an omelette, banana foster French toast and a ham sandwich. The highlight honestly was the sandwich! They put a fig jam they make in house and it was... just *chefs kiss*. The omelette was okay, it wasn't bad, it just wasn't my favorite. The French toast was also good and very rich/desserty. Ambiance was very instagrammable read more

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My friend and I were very excited to try this place. We signed in on the iPad outside and waited for a few minutes in the hot sun before going inside to ask about our table. A gentleman walked in after us (we even saw him park), and while the host was very friendly to him in English, but she was addressing the conversation with me in Spanish and her tone was rude and disrespectful . She told me to sign in on the iPad even though I had already done so, and she seemed to prioritize him when he asked for a table. There was an empty table inside, but we were told we could only sit outside. I asked if we could move inside if a table opened up since I had my 2-year-old with me, and was told no. When I asked to wait for an indoor table, I was told it would be a 45-minute wait. Once seated outside, our waiter was very kind and offered to move us inside because it was so hot for my toddler. She later came back and apologized, saying the table had been given to the gentleman who was still waiting for the rest of his party. We also asked if the shade could be adjusted toward our table, but after waiting several minutes, no one came to help. We were never given menus or even offered water, so we decided to leave. Very disappointed with the customer service. The waiter was great, but the overall experience was not welcoming. read more

Staff was really nice and accommodating of our party of 9. The chilaquiles and was really good. Gotta try their French toast, so fluffy. The place is small and quaint but staff is nice, be prepared to wait on weekends. read more

Mujer Divina - Mujer Divina Plate - Mexican Near Me - Chula Vista, California

Make sure to read the signs! I almost walked into the building next door also owned by Mujer Divina which only sells burritos and coffee. We had a lovely experience. We ordered the lox and toast, the Mujer Divina plate (which comes with a machaca burrito and chilaquiles), and the enmoladas, everything was so tasty and our food came out quick. The coffee drinks were also amazing. We tried the honey & cinnamon latte, lemongrass matcha, and iced French toast latte. Our waitress Fernanda was super kind and attentive. Can't wait to go back! read more

Mujer Divina - Honey & Cinnamon Latte, lemon grass matcha, & French Toast Latte - Mexican Near Me - Chula Vista, California

Gosh, the food at the restaurant is delicious, with healthy portions and the perfect price point. Joana, our service, was very kind and accommodating. She made our visit very enjoyable. She politely shared that the cafe does not make adjustments to the menu items but there's lots to choose from. Since I don't each meat, she suggested the burnt butter pancakes with maple syrup and Lox toast. Damn.... those dishes were sinfully delicious. We will need to return for pictures, because we immediately start eating when the food arrived. ENJOY! read more

Mujer Divina - Entrance - Mexican Near Me - Chula Vista, California

Awful. Wow beautifully shown online and it makes you think you're gonna get the same. They have three shops all next door to each other. Thinking we'd be seated in the beautiful place we put our name down at. No. We got directed to their "Divina Matcha" building. Immediately noticing the leaking AC from the ceiling and with a bucket. Seems like they threw some tables in here with mismatching seats with no decor and called it a day. The avocado toast was enjoyable, nothing out of the ordinary. Also the berry nutella french toast tasted undercooked and fairly nothing like berries or nutella. Seems like they've gotten pretty confident with their success that it's gotta sloppy. read more

I was very excited for the chilaquiles and pancakes but I was a bit disappointed, mostly on the service. I wouldn't be this harsh if the price point wasn't deserving of a better service. First the good: the chilaquiles were ok (competition in this area is big) and the cafe the la olla was good ( but they don't do refills on coffee, not even regular coffee, I understand no refills on lattes or specialty coffees, but regular is a standard to do refills in breakfast places) Now the areas for improvement: 1. It appears they sit every one that had kids or babies outside even when there we spots inside ( I know cuz we waited over an hour for our food once we were sitted,plus while we ate, so we had plenty of time seeing people come and go. 2. Fluffy pancakes are big but they should be cooked more (see image) 3. There was an unidentified object in my moms beans (see image). 4. They don't offer water cups, you can only purchase their $3.25 small water bottle. 5. We waited over an hour and they brought the wrong food and had to get it fixed. 6. We were seated in the sun where a same size table was available inside but they told us was for a lady whose name they deleted cuz she wasn't there when they called her name, and at the end they seated someone else (not the lady cuz she didn't show). The pancakes are cute but the restaurant is better suited for small parties, maybe 2 or 3 but definitely not more. So for a coffee date should be ok. read more

Mujer Divina - Unidentified object in the beans - Mexican Near Me - Chula Vista, California

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The shop is so cute I am a sucker for anything pink! We got a few drinks the baristas were super helpful. We wanted to try different things on the menu and I was so happy I did loved the matcha! I can't wait to go back! read more

Mujer Divina - Mexican Near Me - Chula Vista, California

Keeping this short and to the point, the food was good but not $65 for two ppl kind of good but what was really disappointing was the service...we had issues with our table being lopsided so we had been trying to take care of it by using the napkins that were on the table but it wasn't working. I asked the server if she could give us more napkins to try and fix the problem, she seemed to be annoyed I was even asking. Every single time she came back to the table she had a smug look on her face and looked like it was more of a bother to serve us, I don't know if that's because I wasn't speaking in Spanish to her, she was speaking in Spanish to me and I would answer back in English, but that's because that's what I'm most comfortable with. She wasn't this way with everybody else that was around us when she was talking to them, but they were answering her back in Spanish. I also found it very disappointing that when they serve you your coffee on the café side, they bring it to you still in a plastic to go cup as if you were on the coffee shop side. Also, you cannot get a glass of water in a regular glass, you have to pay for a bottle of water at the café. The Chilaquiles themselves were very good, the brown buttered pancakes were good but not unique. My expectation of this was that it was going to be more of a café, but I felt it was just an extension of the coffee shop. I found it awkward also to sit directly across from a walk in refrigerator. read more

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It was good, the lavender latte was soooo nice. But if you're not into an overabundance of sweet, I would order regular coffee with any pancake/French toast order. They are all good, just really sweet. read more

Not sure how they have a 4.8 on google reviews but would not recommend. You have to order coffee separately and tip twice and wait twice. Food is crazy overpriced for quality and ambiance they make you pay for water. My 3 yr old needed to use the restroom and she told me it wasn't open but she saw I was upset she then said I could use it if it was for my daughter? Will not be back and don't recommend read more

Love the place so cute. I love the ambience... The food was delicious. Definitely would come here again. It's a great fun place with the girls. read more

Mujer Divina Brunch & Cafe has recently open her doors in Chula Vista, Ca. It is located two doors down from Mujer Divina Burritos & Coffee House. This new location focusing on Mexican specialties and memories of European travels. This time around I went for a Mexican specialty with rajas. I love rajas con cream so I order their rendition: The flour quesadillas with homemade hand pressed flour tortillas, rajas poblanas with cream, artisan Oaxaca cheese, and topped with queso fresco. You get a set of three for $15. The rajas were no doubt the standout here. The poblano pepper strips were tender but still had a good bite and packed with good flavor. I liked that they came with roasted corn kernels. The cream the rajas were mixed in with was outstanding. The tacos came with two great Mexican cheese. The griddles Oaxaca cheese underneath was terrific. The artisan hand pressed flour tortillas underneath were great. You have to understand, these flour tortillas are made to order, so expect a little extra time for preparation but the wait it s worth it. The were soft yet thicker the most, which is understandable given the amount of rajas and cream they need to hold up too. They reminded me of the flour tortillas my aunt would make from Sinaloa, Mexico. The service was good. The ladies who work here are very nice. They offer a variety of specialty coffees and cafe de la olla. The place has a nice rustic appeal. They offer inside and outside seating. read more

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They don't have different type of sugars and half and half for your coffee. They only have two employees to run the waiting list and service. read more

Worst customer service! Previous visits had been ok. But this time i got rushed out of the venue. i understand a big party was waiting. But i did pay for a service and didnt even get the time to finish my coffee when all of a sudden i was "offered" to sit in the corner table. Hence the manager comes out saying they aren't kicking me out just moving me in a corner. All this after the fact that i had already payed. Could have a peaceful breakfast when practically asked to leave read more

Yummy Food! Coffee is excellent. Patience needed, limited seating. Crew is very kind.

If you're a first time visitor (like me), searching these businesses on Google can get a little confusing. The owner should update the Google listings so customers can tell the locations apart more easily. So let me clarify and bear with me because this review is going to be a little long. Since all three businesses go hand in hand and are very similar, I'm putting everything in one post. There are three Mujer Divina locations right next to each other, all owned by the same owner, and each one specializes in something different. When you're facing the buildings from left to right, you'll see: 1. Mujer Divina Burrito & Coffee - For my coffee lovers, this is where you want to grab your lattes and espressos. They also sell burritos and pastries. 2. Mujer Divina Matcha - I didn't try it this time, but this one specializes in matcha drinks. 3. Mujer Divina Brunch - Known for breakfast food, but they also serve coffee drinks. Mujer Divina Burrito & Coffee Review: I ordered the Canela Iced Latte and my friend got the Iced Coconut White Mocha Latte. My latte had slightly bitter espresso shots, but overall I still liked it. My friend enjoyed his too, but said he'd probably ask for less sweetness next time. There isn't much seating here. Maybe space for about 8-10 people max, so it's more of a quick pickup and go coffee shop rather than a sit down spot. For grabbing a good drink and food item on the go, this place is perfect. They also take online orders. Mujer Divina Brunch Review: When we first arrived, we checked in at Mujer Divina Brunch using the iPad at the entrance. They told us the wait would be a bit long, which was fine with us. That's when we walked over and got our lattes two doors down. After about 45 minutes, we were seated. Our server Yohana was really sweet the entire time. She checked on us when the food came out and also explained the differences between the three Mujer Divina locations, which helped a lot. I asked her about portion sizes, and she mentioned that the plates are big enough for two people to share. She was right, we ordered the Chilaquiles to share (especially since we were already getting full from our iced lattes) and still had leftovers! The chilaquiles were delicious. I'm honestly very impressed with how these three businesses are set up. The owner did a great job making each location unique while still tying everything back to the main "Mujer Divina" theme. Each shop is beautifully decorated and perfect for taking cute photos. This is a small and local business that I'm happy to support. You can tell the owner put a lot of heart and thought into the aesthetics, the branding, and the menu items. I've now saved all three locations and plan on trying Mujer Divina Matcha next time. read more

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Awesome place to get breakfast or lunch. Food was great, I got the Huevos Rancheros and enjoyed it! Service was good, and location is in a cool spot! Atmosphere was very calm and relaxing not very noisy. I give it a 4.5/5! read more

10/10 chef! Food is amazing! Aesthetic of food and place 10/10! But service really needs some help. Seems like it's understaffed and new staff that don't understand the menu yet. read more

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Ungodly slow service here. I"ve ordered online 20 minutes ahead of time 3-4 times now, only to get there and still have to wait another 10 minutes while the staff start to make my order. What's even the point of ordering online if you don't even make the order until I get there? The coffee here has also tasted burned on multiple occasions. I will not be coming back here. read more