Mujer Divina

First time here. Fast and friendly service. The place is tiny but cute. I like that they have outdoor seating. The coffee was excellent, the burrito I had was amazing. But to be honest it was too pricey for a very small burrito. I know they say they use fresh ingredients but almost 6 bucks for a little burrito is too much. I would not go back for their burritos, but I would go back for the unique flavored coffee. I also like they are a woman owned business and they are located in my neighborhood.

Just had probably the best chilaquiles ever at Mujer Divina Coffee They're actually Birriaquiles! Green chilaquiles topped with Tuetano Taqueria world famous Birria! Omg! So good! The portions are very generous! Enough for 2 people! You can taste everything is homemade! Of course, I had to pair it with one of their delicious iced coffees! You all need to stop by next time you're in the National City area! Also, expect to be treated like family when you stop by! There's plenty of street parking, too! As always, thank you for supporting our local small businesses! Can't wait for the new Chula Vista locations to open on 3rd and E, at the end of the year!

The burritos brought back memories to when my abuelita used to bring me burritos from Tijuana she would make them at home and wrap them in foil exactly how Mujer Divina does it. The flavor of the meat is just amazing, juicy and soft and lots of flavor! I tried the matcha and I have to say that it’s hard to find a good matcha but this one was really good, I was actually able to taste the matcha in it. Thank you Mujer Divina! Keep doing what you’re doing because it’s wonderful ✨🙌🇲🇽

I revisited with my mother as we went out on a coffee date, we ordered two iced lattes. One galleta maria latte and churro latte with oat milk and the taste was divine. I also ordered two machaca burritos and they where delicious, the machaca meat was juicy and full flavor. We agreed to revisit for our next coffee date to try more from their menu.

Came here spontaneously and was wanting some really good coffee! This place is convenient close to my job so we grabbed a quick bit! The restaurant was tiny inside with only a few tables but we sat outside so it was fine. They also didn’t have a restroom available to the public. We ordered a Cafe de Olla and a Birria and Bean and Cheese Burrito. The coffee was so good! It was just what we needed. the Birria Burrito was a little dry so I’ll probably skip it next time but the Bean and Cheese Burrito was so good! Nice and warm with great flavor. I actually preferred the Bean and Cheese Burrito over the Birria Burrito which is a first! I’ll definitely be back!

I left here feeling happy and satisfied! I always brace myself after reading negative reviews and always hope my experience is much better, and Mujer Divina did not disappoint. Today I entered the shop around 11:30 a.m., did not have to wait in line, and was welcomed by excellent customer service. The sweet lady at the counter took her time to describe the different drinks and burritos. I grabbed a small table in the shade outside the storefront and waited just a few minutes to receive my iced drink and burrito. Both were delicious! The iced Coco Chanel was definitely on the sweeter side, which I was expecting given the ingredients, and the papas con chorizo was outstanding. Perfect size for me, but I can understand how others think it’s on the small side. Overall, I had a really great experience and I highly recommend!

I’ve been to this place many time to get my coffee and burrito. The burritos are a perfect size for me. Every time I go I pick a different drink. So far each one I’ve had have been so good. My favorites are the pistacho, lavender, Betty white and still need to try more.

Today, my wife and I wanted to try Mujer Divina as we heard for a while in social media that it was opening soon. This coffee and burrito shop is supposed to be closed on a Sunday but we were glad to go to their location regardless to at least see where it was located. To our surprise we found it open and a multitude of people outside. We parked and headed to the door to place an order. We wanted to try their burritos but they didn't have any at the moment. We got to taste their chilaquiles instead and we were not disappointed. The food was fresh and the birria tasty and spicy as I like it. We also got cafe de olla and where not disappointed. We will be back when in the area.

My husband and I saw a reel on Instagram and had heard good reviews from friends about Mujer Divina, one friend said to go to the Chula Vista location BUT I know parking on 3rd isn't the easiest so we opted for the National City location (my hometown). I ended up ordering an iced matcha latte and the birria campechano burrito, while Bryan order the bean and cheese burrito as well as the campechano burrito. My burrito was really good, it had good spices and the salsa was smoky and had a good bite to it. A lot of people say it's like pocket burritos since they are smaller than most, but it was pretty filling for breakfast at least for me. My husband on the other hand really liked his bean and cheese but thought the campechano was okay. I wish my matcha didn't really taste like matcha, it was overwhelmed with coconut, but I think my husband ordered the wrong drink. It's a cute place, would come back to for the birria campechano burrito and try another bevy!

I assume you can order online which you definitely should, because we scanned the in-store QR code and were quoted 20 minutes for our food. Inside is cute but really small. There's very limited seating inside and outside. Unfortunately since we got there 1 hour before closing, they had already sold out of their birria burrito which I was really looking forward to trying. Each burrito is around $7 and if you wanted to get full, you'd probably need to eat 2-3 of them. The Campechano was by far the best burrito out of the bunch. It comes with Machaca, Beans, and Cheese. The meat is nice, tender, and flavorful. The added beans and cheese gives it a lot of balance and the salsa also adds an extra boost of flavor. The Papa con Chorizo was also pretty good and had a nice flavor. The potatoes had a slight bite to them. The Beef Machaca Ranchera was just okay. Looking back, there's no reason to get this over the Campechano since the campechano has the same meat but has beans and cheese. The Machaca burrito itself is just meat and so there's no added elements which made it not as great. My gf also got and Iced Americano w/Vanilla and she thought that it was way too sweet. So much so that she wasn't able to finish it. I would come back to try their birria burrito and definitely get the campechano again!

This is probably my favorite coffee shop in the South Bay. My go to drink is the Cajeta Latte (Iced), although I've tried the Betty White, the Galleta María which are good as well. I also love the burritos here; my favorites are the machaca and birria. The coffee shop can get busy quick, I try ordering ahead now because of that but despite it being so busy the staff is always friendly and polite. I love the attention to detail in the decoration inside and outside of the coffee shop. It's so pretty!

Always love coming here in the morning for their fresh burritos and a variety of coffees to choose from! Service is always friendly and quick. I love the ambiance, it's literally super cute inside!

This place is so divine. The florals and over aesthetic are warm and inviting. Don't expect burritos to be the size of your forearms. These burritos are perfectly sized so you don't feel too stuffed and the price makes it super affordable ($7.50/ea). It's similar to the ones you get when you cross the border, so it has that homemade feel. Birria burrito was fire. I ordered an extra hot sauce, but ended up not needing it since the burrito was exploding with juice and flavor. Parking is dependent on what's available on the street and I didn't have a problem on a Saturday at noon. The cashier was super friendly and the food came out so fast. I have a feeling Mujer Divina is going to be part of my regular rotation.

First time here even though it's been on my list for some time. We ordered two burritos (chorizo & birria) and an iced cafe de olla (Mexican cold brew). Service was really nice. The cashier was helpful and smiley. The burritos were the perfect size. They're not the normal arm length San Diego burritos but just enough to satiate you bc I didn't want to be in a food coma today. I got the chorizo con papas and the papas were so soft with the crispy tortilla. I wish there was more chorizo but my husband got the birria burrito and that was full of meat. That was our fave from the two. So much flavor & juice in it. Tip: don't order more salsa, the one that comes with it is enough. My iced coffee was really nice and you can taste cinnamon & nutmeg. Refreshing. Overall, this spot is a cute and pretty hole in the wall typa coffee shop. Will come back before they close down this location.

We braved the rain and came during Easter Sunday. No physical menu in store, it's QR code so check the menu before you come so you don't hold up the line. We got Machaca Ranchero burrito which is braised beef and got Papa con chorizo burrito for $7 each. It's on a 10" flour tortilla. More like a snack size because it's wrapped very slim. You would need to combine at least 3 of these to equal one regular size burrito. The birria chilaquiles was our favorite item with chips that stayed crunchy underneath the salsa verde, meat and red onions. The very bottom had beans. As much as we loved this item, we didn't like the hefty price of $17 for a size that resembles half of a to-go box. 0.75 ounce red salsa was included with each item. Extra cost $0.25 each. For drinks, we got Hot Beso de Angel latte (vanilla and rose) and iced coco matcha latte (matcha and coconut non-coffee). All the drinks average $7. There is a disclaimer on their site stating drinks are made on the sweeter side. Very true. The coco matcha latte was not our favorite. It was like drinking sweet cream and I dumped it. The vanilla rose was a safe order. I feel like these items would be better sold as a corner street vendor dropping the price if the size stayed unchanged. Factoring overhead and rent is the result of the steep price for small portions. Not including tip. However, they must be doing well if they opened a second location in Chula Vista. Kudos to them. Parking is on the street along 8th ave and side streets. There are limited indoor and outdoor seating.

I went early on a Saturday after trying to hit the CV location. The CV location has been quite busy which is excellent for local small business. So i decided to visit the National City location. To beat any traffic or rush I got there a few minutes after it opened. There was always a couple ordering some food. I head about the new age style of ordering through an IPad. I was just hoping to give them my order like we did back in the 30s. I was met by a couple very nice employees and yes they were able to take my order. No Skynet ordering service for me Me and my wife were dying for Cafe Olla. Oh no! They were out, half my trip was to try the Cafe Ola. So I guess no coffees for me this trip. I ordered 2 Birria and two machaca burritos. There was no filler with the birria, it was all meat!! The way I like it. Both were very good and filling. To me well worth the $7. It's hard to put a price on these. I know a lot of people are talking about the price. Well in this economy everything is going up in price. Heck a basic McDonald's breakfast is now $10, so $7 for a small business burrito that is very rich and flavorful is good for me. I will be back for that Cafe De Olla!

Mujer Divina is an excellent little shop on E 8th in National City offering specialty coffees and burritos de hielera. Everything here is comforting. Prescila, the owner, enjoys developing creative latte flavors such as a raspberry latte and a Betty White latte. My wife and I decided on more traditional offerings such as the cafe con leche and the cafe de olla. Both were wonderful. I thought their cafe de olla had a really nice balance of sweetness and spice. The burritos and salsas are also all original recipes. Their burritos, though diminutive in size, were wonderfully cheesy/meaty and packed with flavor. We really enjoyed the birria! So tender and juicy. The machaca and bean & cheese were also good, but the birria was definitely our favorite. And their salsa was excellent. Everything was just so comforting. ___E X T R A S___ -Food is made to order. It's cooked fresh and piping hot when they call your name. -Online ordering is available. Consider ordering ahead of time if you want to minimize your wait. -Seating is limited. It's a small space so there are a few indoor spots and a few tables outside. Not great for groups. -Shoutout to Fernando for his excellent customer service. My wife and I are thrilled that there is another wonderful coffee/burrito shop in National City. We highly recommend Mujer Divina.

Came here spontaneously and was wanting some really good coffee! This place is convenient close to my job so we grabbed a quick bit! The restaurant was tiny inside with only a few tables but we sat outside so it was fine. They also didn't have a restroom available to the public. We ordered a Cafe de Olla and a Birria and Bean and Cheese Burrito. The coffee was so good! It was just what we needed. the Birria Burrito was a little dry so I'll probably skip it next time but the Bean and Cheese Burrito was so good! Nice and warm with great flavor. I actually preferred the Bean and Cheese Burrito over the Birria Burrito which is a first! I'll definitely be back!

I had followed Mujer Divina on Instagram for a long time now and only recently visited to try their coffee and burritos. Super cute storefront on a main street and it wasn't too busy when we arrived on a Saturday morning. Street parking only but it wasn't terrible. I can see it being harder to find parking later in the day. Menu is on a QR code and you order at the register. Food and drinks did not take long to come out - they will call your name when it's ready. There's a lot of iced and hot coffee options and a decent amount of burritos too. The highlight of our experience was the burritos. We ordered the Campechano, Birria, and Papa con Chorizo. Each burrito came with some red spicy salsa. I personally thought they were a really good size and one burrito per person would have been enough for us. Our favorite was the Campechano burrito. I checked out their Instagram ahead of time and noticed a post stating their drinks are on the sweeter side. I was able to ask for my drinks less sweet. As someone who enjoys drinking black coffee, I am glad I did because even when I ordered the less sweet, I found the coffee to be a little too sweet for my taste.

Delicioso burritos! I had the birra & my sister had the machaca burrito. It looks like aa homemade burrito. The meat is very tasty in this burritos. Definitely recommend the burritos and if you have a hearty appetite, you may wanna order two. We also ordered the honey lavender and churro coffee. The honey lavender definitely strong with hints of lavender. The churro coffee had more hints of cinnamon taste. I plan to return to try more coffee & burritos! Cheers to this women owned business!

First timer coming to check this place out. No private parking lot, but street parking is available. This place is very small but does count with outside seating. Staff: mentioned to the staff it was my first time here. Not every helpful or welcoming. They were out of caramel. Also has to repeat myself a coupes of times for her to get my order right. The price is what you would expect at any coffee shop. Taste: ordered honey lavender - NOT IT Don't recommend My kids hot chocolate had a hair in it . (Sadly on top of everything else, unfortunate mishap) Over all just a bad experience. Will not be coming back or recommending this place. BIG NO FOR US. UPDATE: To the business "'manager" for replying to me thanks. But it really show the lack of responsibility on your business end. Thanks for confirming what i already thought and expected of La Divina.

Im so sad to write this review. I had high hopes based on the few positive reviews but sadly I have to side with the negative reviews on this one. First off, I loved the idea of supporting my Latino community and specially a local Latino coffee shop so I made coffee plans with a girlfriend of mine and was excited to try Mujer Divina (Devine Woman for my non Spanish speakers). We show up and parking was easy to find as there was plenty of street parking (yay). Immediately you notice outdoor seating (high bar tables with backless metal barstools)- another yay. When you walk in you can't help but notice how small and empty the space feels. Yes, there was some chairs against the glass but not much room for more than 5 people in there. They had cumbias playing (which I honestly love because it's rare, usually Latino places have reggaetón which I also love but walking into a coffee shop playing cumbias was nice for a change). Food and Drinks: Their menu is available online and looking through all the options was fun (the drinks have so many cute names). My coffee however was not tasty, at all :( The pink lids, the neon sign, the cute drink names just cannot make up for the lack of flavor. I came home so sad and disappointed. McDonald's coffee has better tasting coffee options (yikes yeah I know). Their "burrito" is the size of 7eleven taquitos (see pictures for reference) AND on top of that the tortilla was burnt. For reference, their tortillas are not the taco shop size tortillas so please do not expect taco shop size burritos. They're more the size of the burritos you can find at the border. I didn't even bother bringing up the burnt tortilla to their attention because in all honesty I knew I wouldn't be back after two sips of my coffee. At least the coffee lids are cute and got to hear some good cumbias while I was there.

Everything I needed. I was hungry and tired, thus Burritos and Coffee! I'm a San Diegoite after all. Birria! Oh me, oh my. I love Birria. Since my first taste on a beach in Mexico, I eat any meal with Birria. It's the best meat and a good reason to invite immigrants! We need these people!! A true Hole in the Wall. The espresso machine whirs to life deafening everyone inside, the savory scent of marinated meat fills the air, the customers all eagerly awaiting their order makes this a true local spot.

Use to be a weekly customer.. So sad and disappointed.. Service isn't that good anymore the new employees aren't friendly. I havent been there for awhile and I wanted cheese on my 3 birria burritos and got none in mines.. no cilantro or onion either. Sigh. And now they charge for a dollar for almond milk and my burritos were soakedddd in oil excessively all 3.. was very messy and too much oil my burritos were covered in red oil all around. I really use to love everything and now idk. Burritos were never soaked before they were nicely cooked not wet but not dry but perfect golden brown on tortillas. But too much oil is not good.. and no onions cilantro or cheese. It's upsetting and disappointing.

Whoever thought up burritos and coffee is a genius! This place is so cute and fun! We waited a while for our food, but it was well worth the wait- and for how busy they were and the fact that the girl taking the orders was also the barista- kudos to you for keeping it flowing! The burritos were fantastic. Machaca ranchera ftw!

Mujer Divina has been on my list for the longest. Finally stopped by and got an Iced Cafe de Olla & a papa y chorizo burrito. WOW. I was not expecting the cafe de olla to be as bomb as it was. It was the perfect amount of sweetness, and so rich. The burrito was delicious as well. They give you a salsa and for a spice-sensitivity typa girl it was super good and def kicked my spice level but im sure spicy lovers would enjoy it. The vibes and atmosphere is super cute. Definitely good for some photo opps and latina energy I am for sure coming back to try more items on their menu.

The staff is friendly . The I ordered three burritos de papa and bean, they were okay . The cafe de olla was so sweet ! I didn't finish it . Overall cute place with okay food .

Cute place, great service, great music. I love that they have a simple menu, but they do every single item in the menu really well. Food: love their bean and cheese burritos and machaca chilaquiles. Coffee: they have a good regular coffee and latte (for those of us who keep it simple), but they also have sweet coffee drinks. On another note, this place is small, and I don't believe that they have wifi, so it is not suited to work for here. Hopefully they can get a bigger space in the future to accommodate people to hang out with them. They have a truly special vibe. It's so good to have them in the neighborhood!

Hit and miss! The first time I visited the National city location I ordered a drink and loved it. When I visited the Chula Vista location and ordered the same drink it tasted extremely different and even looked different. I checked the receipt I had from the other location to make sure I ordered it correctly and I did. The lady had an attitude when I mentioned it tasted different. The burritos used to be $5 dollars and went up to $7?? In less than a few months. Yikes. Anyways, the burritos are decent and the drinks are super sweet and strong. If I'm craving something sweet and strong this is where I will go. I always end up getting an over priced burrito because I'm hungry. I get the birra one. It's pretty good. Super savory, rich and juicy.

I ordered the iced café de ólla. I asked for it to be topped with oat milk. It was amazing!! Perfect balance of strong but not too strong! There is a bit of a wait but it's worth it. Freshly made bean and cheese burrito with their salsa so gooood and filling. The girl making drinks seemed tired and like she needed a break. She was the only one making drinks and was calling out names with no smile nor any eye contact.

Great little coffee shop in National City, I randomly came across after going to the Walgreens on 8th st and I was not disappointed. Their coffee was great but I think their burritos steal the show.

It's kinda my thing when I gift something. I typically ask the recipient to give me at least 5 gift options. And my friend said, "I like to support local mom and pop shops and local coffee shops." Say no more! Always pass by Mujer Divina and follow them on Instagram. Arrived here first thing yesterday morning. Mainly to send a gift card to my friend via postal service. Cool thing is, Mujer Divina offers E- Gift Cards! It was my first E Gift Card experience! I mean, I did have a Christmas card to accompany her actual gift card to mail out. But, this is the coolest thing! You can pick your dollar amount & have the option to email or text it to the recipient! Since I was already here- why not enjoy something for myself, right?! I got the hot churro latte with almond milk. And it looks like all drinks are the same size. And crafted with love- the papas y chorizo burrito. And the birria campechano. I wish I would've checked the bottom of the paper bag because I had no idea there were 2 sides of salsa! Guess that means I need to come back and have a do over! I think you can order ahead online and pickup!

Ever since I first learned of Mujer Divina from Instagram, I've been wanting to check it out. And now that I've been, I only wish I've made the time to go sooner! On an early Saturday morning, my husband and I were in the area taking care of errands when I was in desperate need of coffee. Thankfully, this gave us a chance to drive down E 8th Street and finally try out these coffee and burritos. It is street parking only but if you're there early enough, it's not too hard to find parking. For the uninitiated, you can order online or at the register. It's recommended to go over the menu so you can see their latest updates/seasonal items. Since it was our first time, my husband ordered a cafe de olla and I opted for a cafe con leche. To round out our order, we also got a machaca burrito, birria campechano, and a bean and cheese burrito. It's crucial to note that these tasty treats are all made to order. If you're not able to order ahead and are in a rush, do yourself a favor and come here when you have the time. It's well worth it! I'm glad we were able to sit down and enjoy the decor and vibe. Very colorful, feminine and empowering. And loved the music playing in the background! When our coffee and burritos were ready, we savored our sips. The cafe de olla was sooo good! Very rich in flavor and just the right amount of cinnamon and sweetness. The cafe con leche was also solid and balanced in flavor. For the burritos, although they may be smaller than what you're used to, the quality is amazing and unparalleled. We found that splitting the three burritos between the two of us was filling and we were very happy with our choices. Will definitely need to try the other burrito varieties! Also, shout out to Fernando! He was very kind and helpful as we were figuring out our order. We found out that, at the time, Mujer Divina had just been featured in the San Diego Reader so we were enthused that they're getting the recognition they deserve. Overall, a very solid coffee and burrito house! I will happily be back and excitedly count down the days when their second location opens up on Third Ave!

Cute little coffee shop in National City. Great place to go if you are walking around 8th street. I got the bean and cheese burrito and the Salted Caramel Latte. The burrito was smaller than I expected but it was fresh and you could taste that the tortilla was homemade and freshly made. I also enjoyed the sauce that was provided along with it, and I appreciate that they gave me napkins without me needing to ask or grab some myself. I feel like that can be a hit or miss for some places. The salted caramel latte was good and you could taste that salted caramel flavor, but in my opinion it was alittle on the thick side and laid in the stomach pretty heavy and I'm not a huge fan of that personally so it was kind of hard to finish. Maybe it was the Caramel or milk choice.. but Ive had other salted caramel lattes and they didn't come off that thick but other than that flavor was nice! I also wish they offered green sauce with the burrito or maybe a choice! Cute place, small interior, could be a hit and miss location for people who want to work on their laptops if it's a busy day! It was pretty busy for a middle of the day Thursday. But love the decor and design and their is parking out front and street parking as well. No bathrooms heads up!!

This place was very delicious. The coffee tastes very homey. The flavors in food were very delicious as well. No regrets would come back again.

Coffee and burrito were the best. Tastes homemade, great quality, clean, easy ordering process, and friendly. I wanna go everyday

Discovering Mujer Divina in San Diego was a delightful journey into supporting my Latino community, and what a gem it turned out to be! Eager to explore this local Latino coffee shop, I made coffee plans with a friend. Easy street parking greeted us, and the outdoor seating--high bar tables and backless metal barstools--set the perfect vibe. Now, let's talk burritos. These aren't your typical hefty breakfast burritos; they're small and meant for snacking. I recommend the Machaca Burrito with beans. It is a Mexican classic breakfast burrito. They're filled with juicy marinated and slow-cooked skirt steak, along with onions, peppers, and chilies. Cheers to good coffee, great company, and supporting the wonderful tapestry of our Latino community!

Adorable little new coffee gem in National city. Very Limited street parking available, make sure you read the signs because a lot of the parking spaces are for the clinic. Inside and outside seating available. We tried the papas con chorizo and Machaca Ranchera mini Burritos plus iced horchata, hot cafe olle and iced cajeta lattes. They don't offer a variety of milk options, so we were limited to whole milk. The iced cajeta was my favorite, especially since I like sweeter drinks. Machaca Ranchera Burrito was good. Great flavor meat was tender and seasoned well. Overall positive experience. They have a vast range of lattes/coffee. Food is available until sold out.

Been here a few times for the burritos. My go to is the campechano. This time around I placed my online order at 7:55 a.m. for pick up at 8:30 a.m being number 5 pick up order. as I'm walking up I hear my name so I get the lady's attention and say im picking up my order. Then she "looks" oh it's going to take some time. So everyone else is getting there food order and ten mins later the same bag she looked at is miraculously mine.

Such a great little coffee shop! I love the strip in National City that it's located in. I easily found street parking close by. I chose the churro latte with oat milk. There was a previous review that stated they don't offer alternative milk choices, which concerned me because I'm lactose intolerant, but that was false. *(Fellow Yelper's: please do more thorough research when posting statements regarding dietary options)* The churro latte had a delicious cinnamon brown sugar flavor, and was really well balanced. I also had the green birriaquiles and a mini Campechano burrito. The chilaquiles were definitely the star of the show, they were full of delicious flavor. The burrito was quite tasty too, and I loved how it was just the right size.

The coffee was great. Not bad for the price. The burritos were rather small and i think a price adjustment is necessary. Otherwise they were tasty. No complaints there. But I support them regardless and would definitely come back for the coffee. Also seating is limited. But a great addition to the growing National City landscape. I love this for the city.

Sorry to hear that Mujer Divina Burrito & Coffee House will close in National City at the end of Summer 2024

This place was good around this time last year 2023 and one year later price are up $2.00 and the quality of food is down. It's really sad that they are charging more and the food taste and quality is down. I love birra with the juice but this was oil with no flavor. I will not be returning to this establishment.

An Amazing Little hole in the wall.. Everything is delicious and very fresh! Staff is Amazing and Extremely friendly! If you're in the mood for something different with a taste of Mexico, look no further!

Plenty of parking within a block. A beautiful floral design enchants you to come inside. Immediately was welcomed with a warm hello. Latina owned local business. Absolutely delicious mini burritos! My favorite is the birria campechano. But don't sleep on the GREEN BIRRIAQUILES!!! My favorite latte was the horchata iced latte. But they have a lot of flavors I have yet to try. Their website lists all of the food and drink availability with details. I would definitely come back, and I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who likes burritos and coffee! Side note, the hot sauce is delicious, and the chili oil is very spicy.

Owner's response to my concern over the downsize in their chilaquiles. I guess $17 is worth a small box of chips and hardly any meat. I understand quantity control is a part of profit, but downsizing an already expensive meal is cutting corners and being greedy. I highly suggest if you want some delicious chilaquiles that already comes with eggs, check out Green Vine Delicatessen on National City Blvd!! Great food and better customer service.

Very very upset and disappointed !! The location is well located in the inside looks cool for the picture, however as you can see in the picture , this is not a $7 burrito. Not worth $7 salty, wrong labeled I ordered a Birria burrito and looked and tasted like Machaca, Owners need to step up, Please consider your customers If you are offering this price point make sure they look and taste like it .5.3.24

This is a small spot I saw on the news and have been trying to locate it when I went on my foodie mission today I found it and pulled up with the wifey. We got two burritos a birria, machaca burrito, and two coffees my wife got the Betty White a coconut white mocha I got the coco Chanel coconut milk cinnamon and caramel. It was a packed house standing room only but the three ladies were in there getting busy so the wait time wasn't crazy We got our food and drinks and left. The coffees were great and the sweet level was right the burritos de hielera or the slender are skinny burritos are simple meat tortilla and salsa. I thought it would be odd but it works perfectly and the stewed meats fit perfectly no muss and no fuss with all the normal taco shop toppings which is refreshing. The birria was great the salsa added the needed heat to it I didn't eat the machaca I gave it to a more needing person but it was juicy because it was leaking a little. I will run it back because I need that papa con chorizo It wasn't available at the time and the machaca.

The coffee was really good and so were the burritos. and there's a cool little ice cream stand beside it. It makes snacks for dogs too!

YUM YUM FREAKIN YUM!! Best small deliciously crafted burritos! I literally bought one of each to take home for the week. Super kind service and cute ambiance. Would 100% recommend! Drinks look super yummy - I just got a decaf americano with cinnamon and that was lovely.

Their coffee is so good. They have flavors inspired by Mexican ingredients. I don't like sugary coffee so I always request it with 1/2 of syrups and they are always happy to comply and the coffee doesn't loose the flavor. They are always busy so take your time or order ahead. I wish they had more comfortable seating arrangements to spend some time there but no biggie. I also wish they had fresh pastries available. Their chilaquiles with birria are to die for, a must try.

We ordered and matcha with coconut and cafe de olla. Machaca, campechano and bean and cheese burritos. Everything is so delicious. Totally recommend!!! Service is great, very welcoming! The music cute spot, must try!

I came in an hour before closing, I wasn't sure if they were open- they were. The burritos were good, kinda like grandma's , a little expensive but I think we all know that everything is expensive these days. Coffee was great, unfortunately there was a mix up and was given the wrong order. I didn't realize this until I was back on the freeway.. it was still good iced coffee! The ladies working were nice, nothing over the top or bad at all, not a whole bunch of interaction and that's cool. Great for grab and go quick lunch!

I've been waiting awhile to try this spot out and I'm glad I did! I went around noon and the place was quiet not busy at all. There is no menu posted but they have a QR code and the option to pay online. I ordered bean and cheese , Machaca and birria burrito all three burritos were amazing. They were made fresh and piping hot with a nicely grilled tortilla shell. Each burrito was &4-$5, which is a little pricey considering the burritos aren't very big. However , it's worth the $5 because they taste so good. They have coffee options as the drinks , I wish they had other options like Frescas or other juice type drinks. I will def go back again...food was great

It was my first time coming here. I ordered the birria campechano burrito. The first time I got my order, it was missing the beans and cheese and was just the plain birria burrito. I told the barista and they took it back and fixed my order. When my order came out again, I was ready to leave so I decided to eat it when I got home. Unfortunately, it was when I got home and realized they gave me the wrong burrito again. Frustrating when you don't get what you pay for. Nonetheless, coffee was still delicious. I recommend the Betty white.

Today, my Tía and I decided to go on a little coffee date together and try out Mujer Divina and it is definitely safe to say that I'm glad we did! As we first walked in, we were absolutely stunned by how beautiful and vibrant the giant mural was. Perfect opportunity to take some cute selfies! The moment we walked through the door, we were greeted with such kindness by the cashier. She talked with us after we placed our orders and even helped us take pictures together in front of the gorgeous mural. Once we got our things, we both sat down to eat and enjoy our delicious beverages. I would definitely recommend the Chorizo Con Papa Burrito and lavender love ice coffee! I'm definitely coming back!

I have heard great things about this coffee shop and was so excited to try it out! Unfortunately we did not have the greatest experience. Staff were not very friendly or welcoming and the girl taking our order almost seemed annoyed when customers did not know their order right away. We ordered a Cafe De La Olla and an Iced Churro Latte and both did not really taste like anything. The burrito that we got was really good though. Just hoped the coffee and service were good as well.