Night & Day Cafe

We had an amazing time. The service from Nadia was exceptional, as she always came to the table with a smile. She was prompt and courteous, and we had no problems with her service. The food was outstanding. We had the Chilaquilles (with and without the Carne Asada). Highly recommend with the Carne Asada, with a sunny side up egg. A+ The Carne Asada breakfast burrito my cousin had was rated low by him, possibly due to the fact he requested to de-construct the burrito and remove the eggs (he doesn't eat eggs cause he's strange) We enjoyed fresh hot coffee and Mimosa flights. We sat outside, and enjoyed the beautiful weather. Reservations are recommended as this spot is popular,and seating is limited. Would definitely return to try their other breakfast items!

My parents have been coming to Night & Day Cafe for years, and I finally got to join them. Breakfast did not disappoint! I had the machaca and it was delicious. I really enjoyed sitting at the counter watching the kitchen staff in action. Great food, good service, and a friendly vibe. Definitely a spot worth visiting for a tasty mix of American and Mexican breakfast favorites.

A quaint American Mexican cafe. If you ever had the problem of wanting both classic American diner and Baja Mexican food, this is your place. Prices are slightly elevated and seating is limited unfortunately. We came and lucked out with having all seats open. But not long after the place filled up and the outside seating wasn't set up so not many people were able to dine at the time. Something to be aware of when coming here. They have a large variety of food to choose from here. I ended up getting the Huevos Rancheros and a Pollo Asado taco. Service was quick and food came out at a good pace. It's great being able to see the kitchen and food being prepped right in front of you. There's no hiding anything here. The bad thing about it is that you get to see all the food you didn't order an

It was cold outside and they had another heater they could’ve put out, but they didn’t. They had hot chocolate, but there wasn’t very much flavor and it was so hot I couldn’t even hold the mug and definitely not drink it for a long time. The mango salsa taco had good fish and salsa, but there’s no sauce on it so it was a little dry. They brought us food, but no silverware for over five minutes, so our food got cold, and we went and grabbed our own silverware.

Outside seating off the street, Alejandro was such a wonderful server. Burritos were delicious and big. Plan on coming back when make it back from Wy.