Sooo yummy! Absolutely go here! Fresh & smells so good in store. Everyone so friendly. We will be back!

huele riquísimo! y me encanta el servicio siempre me reciben con amor y me encanta el olor y el sabor de pan en la mañana mucho mas en mis dias de descanso.

We ordered a full sheet cake for our birthday party last week. D I V I N E. The counter person didn't speak much English, but I was buying on the recommendation of a friend, so I just managed by ordering blind. The cake was a Très leche with a raspberry between the layers. The frosting is some combination of whipped cream and frosting--I wanted to eat it all day. This cake is so delicious EVERYONE at the party wanted a piece and I didn't find any uneaten pieces later.

This review is only for bolillos only Bolillos= B+ Service= A I will describe the bolillos are pretty good, a lot better than the food chain stores, next time I will try other breads like pan dulce

Delicious freshly made pan dulce! The people are nice and welcoming. The churros are amazing. Great that it offers parking. Be back soon, thank you.

So tasty! Loved the cinnamon flavor of the pineapple pastry. Can't wait to visit again and try more deliciousness!

This is by far the best Panaderia in town. If you go in too late, they usually run out of bread and I'm ok with that. That means tomorrow's batch will be freshly made! My plan is to usually eat only one piece, but I end up getting a dozen and eat 5 as soon as I get home. Once you bite into the SOFT AF bread, you're in -There's no coming back. There's another bakery in town that's good, but just a tad too greasy for me, and if you're eating a dozen pieces of pan dulce in 2 days, every calorie counts. They offer Mexican hot chocolate and coffee. They have a little table you can sit and chit chat with each other, but I'm good. Give me some tongs, a charola and I'm good. Try their jalapeño bread with cream cheese stuffing. To. Die. For.

Everyone, listen up. This little bakery is deliciously wonderful. First of all thank you Yelpers for posting. I've passed by this place tons of time and never knew. The location is not much to look at. It's in a non descript strip mall. It's about a block away from where the churro truck parks. When I rolled into the lot on a Saturday mid-afternoon, there was a fella selling oranges from his pickup. I passed on the oranges and beelined to the bakery. The goodies are lined in a case. You take a round pizza tin and tongs from the front counter and go at it. The lovely woman at the counter was bilingual and very helpful. However the prices weren't marked on the little chalkboard signs, so I had to ask. They have a huge variety of baked goods at reasonable ( some may say cheap ) prices. They also sell coffee and various bottled Mexican sodas/fruit drinks. There is 1 little bistro size table and a couple of chairs, if you want to sit. They take cash and credit card ( 50 cent surcharge).