How to Say ‘What options do you have today?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Qué opciones tienen hoy?
keh ohp-SYOH-nehs tee-EH-nehn oy
[keh ohp-SYOH-nehs tee-EH-nehn oy]
💬 Usage Tip: When asking a shop or café what they have, Spanish often uses plural [tienen] — literally "what options do you all have?" You can reuse it with other nouns: [¿Qué postres tienen hoy?].
Phrase Breakdown
Qué
[keh]
what
Starts a question asking for available choices.
¿Qué café tienen hoy para prensa francesa?
What coffee do you have today for French press?
opciones
[ohp-SYOH-nehs]
options
Possible selections available for the customer to choose from.
Las opciones de hoy incluyen café de Chiapas.
Today’s options include coffee from Chiapas.
Tienen hoy
tee-EH-nehn oy
Do you have today / available today
Asks what is available on this day.
¿Qué café tienen hoy?
What coffee do you have today?
Words in this phrase
tienen
[tee-EH-nehn]
you have; they have
Used here to ask what the café currently offers.
¿Tienen una mezcla de la casa?
Do you have a house blend?
hoy
[oy]
today
Specifies that the question is about current availability.
Hoy prefiero un café más fuerte.
Today I prefer a stronger coffee.
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