Buenos Dias Cafe & Restaurant

This is a hidden gem. The food is authentic from Oaxaca, one of the best regional cuisines in Mexico. Manny of the key ingredients, such as the corn for the delicious tortillas, cactus leaves (nopales) etc. come from Oaxaca. The mole is made in Oaxaca by the owners’ grandmother. This is far better than you averaged Americanized Mexican chain restaurants. If you’re visiting Lambertville or New Hope and want to taste authentic Mexican food, you must stop by for lunch, dinner or breakfast. And as plus, it’s BYOB.

This place is outstanding. They import their main ingredients directly from Mexico, delivering authentic flavors of exceptional quality and depth. The Oaxacan mole is extraordinary—better than any mole I’ve had, even in Mexico City. Highly recommended.

I liked this place a lot. Was trying to go to a different Mexican restaurant but it was closed. I ordered the quesabirria which came out piping hot and was absolutely packed with meat. Things that were fried were perfectly crisp. The salsas were both amazing and the red one was quite hot. A bit pricey but the food was really great. If you're looking to get a lot for your money, you may want to skip this place as the portion sizes are reasonable for one meal without taking any home but the quality is there.

Best Mexican in Lambertville / New Hope! We’ve tried many things on the menu and everything is made VERY FRESH. My favorite item is the Carne Enchiladas. It comes with beans, rice, a salad and fresh tortillas. I also love the flavors of their salsas. The service is excellent and the staff is super friendly. Sometimes there is only one person working and the wait can be 15 mins for the food to come but it’s absolutely worth it! 10/10 would recommend

We stopped here for a quick lunch while in Lambertville. The food will do the job, but definitely isn’t anything special. The cheese quesadilla was dry as a bone and flavorless. Carne Asada was ok. Definitely won’t come back, particularly given the quality of other Mexican restaurants in the town.