La Moreliana

Authentic! Great variety of sweet bread, beautiful special occasion cakes and excellent customer service. I recommend their cheese and jalapeño bolillos and tres leches cake.

I know I haven’t posted a pick of the bread, and the reason being 1 that i forget to get around it and 2 by the time I remember I already ate all of it. Ok so I came around this little shop that’s located near my sons school the coricos are delicious you have to try them I have to say they really got it down with the recipe on that, very authentic. Other breads that I tried wold be the Empanadas witch are kind of like a turnover but very different, they have different flavors for the filling all natural and hand made, my personal favorites wold be the pineapple, and sweet potato or pumpkin they both are very similar in flavor. This is a great place to order baked gods for a baby shower or wedding.
You might ask what is a Panaderia? well they are like a doughnut shops or cupcake/​bakery shops but for Mexicans I guess. That’s the best way to explain. If you’ve never tried Mexican bread I encourage you to pass by here and try. Just pick anything that sweetens your eye.

We had an office party (pre-​Thanksgiving) and ordered the meat (70) and cheese (40) empanadas. They lasted about fifteen seconds! People loved the light flakyness of these bad boys, and kept asking for more. Try the calabasa and cajeta empanadas for dessert (ya gotta have a little something while you wait!)

The conchitas are the best in San Diego!

This place is right out of TJ, the bread on the windows, the bent pans, the only thing that isn’t TJ are the prices.
Each basic piece is about .46-.60¢, filled ones are about $ 1. They always have plenty of Conhas which is what I’m all about, but what I go there for is most definitely the chocolate donuts. Their Chocolate is soooooo good, goes great with coffee
I always surprise myself when a little bag ends up being about $ 6, but it’s worth it for that true Mexican bakery taste. Go but DON’T stock up, after a couple of days the bread gets hard, its meant to enjoy that night or the next morning.

I was passing by on my bike and I remembered that yesterday I had been here to buy a rosca with my gf and I told myself I would come back because they had this torta looking bread stuffed with cheese and jalapeños. Unfortunately, they didn’t have any. I was bummed out.
I guess I came at a good time because there was a radio station there doing a raflle and giving away free shit.
Well, since they didnt have any of that stuff that I was looking for, I bought three little dessert for $ 1.65. I don’t know but kinda pricy because I believe all the desserts I chose were suppose to be 40 cents each.
This panederia is failry small and the selection is small.
Weak!