Located at Liberty station San Diego. You have to know two things: long lines (looooong) on weekends and amazing chilaquiles. No reservations on weekends but they have a bar line where you sit at the bar. I have had the La bomba and Mercado. Love both. The Chile verde is spicy level 5/10. I came with group of 8 on weekend around 9:30-10:00 and we waited 1.5 hours. I came party of 1 on Sunday at 2:30 and waited 10 minutes. The mimosa flight is potent! Prepared to be buzzed. I got mezcal de bueno and it is smoky.

Love all the food, also the service is great and the atmosphere is awesome,best place for a breakfast!!!!

Came here on a Friday morning. Unfortunately, there are no reservations during the weekend and there may be a wait time when you arrive. When I got there, there was a small ceremony across the street that just ended so it was a little busy. For a party of 2, we waited for about 35 min. Regarding the food. I ordered the seasonal chilaquiles and mole. I thought it was delicious. Usually, mole when I go to restaurants is a miss, but their mole was good. It does not come with any protein so I added asada and a fried egg. I also ordered a Michelada. Their Michelada mix was super refreshing. Overall, I would come back.

Food is delicious! Vibes are really cool. This is a great place to have a brunch date! Service is fast and friendly. There may be a bit of a wait being that this is a pretty popular place, but definitely worth the wait.

Talk about aesthetic! This cutie restaurant needs to be next on your list. As soon as you walk in you get a "food tour", the host guides you along the display case of all their food items. I thought I was window shopping lol We sat at the bar because it was a shorter wait time, the only downside of not sitting at a table was the service. The bartender was clearly busy so he couldn't attend to us as much as a server. We had to ask for refills on drinks and he forget to add the churros to our order. The food did arrive quickly! One of my favorite things about the restaurant was the pan dulce cart. A server would walk around the restaurant with a cart full of pan dulce and cafe de la olla. Such a great touch! Agua frescas - 9/10 Food - 7/10

Food and drinks were pretty good! I ordered the De Mercado chilaquiles and a mimosa flight. The chilaquiles were good, but could've used more meat and more than a single slice of avocado. The mimosa flight was good! I believe they were watermelon, orange juice, horchata, and mango with a tajin rim. Watermelon was the best out of the four. It was about an hour and a half wait, which was understandable for a Sunday. There were several birthdays, as the staff would come out every 5-10 minutes to sing and celebrate the guests's birthdays. It does get pretty loud at times but nothing too chaotic. I'd definitely go again, but preferably on a weekday since they take reservations and wouldn't be as busy.