Bakery

Went because of the reviews and i was eating my bread on my way back home and got home and saw that the bread i was eating had green inside. I bought old bread they had, first and last time i go to this place. DISGUSTING

This place is amazing! Went in and got seven conchas and muffins and they were amazing! Some of the beautiful sweet buns were huge but the price was a totally great deal, only 3.50 $! Wall to wall goodies!

oh little bakery u are so good. your breads are delicious & your tamales are so yummy. please don’t ever leave or my tummy will be sad!

Ok so this place holds a secret that not many people even know about… Wanna know what it is?
TAMALES!!!
They have DELICIOUS Tamales! Now here is the thing, they don’t really advertise it, this place is a hole in the wall if your not paying attention you will drive right past it because it only says «Bakery» they don’t have a phone number or anything
I figured out that they are basically apart of the Chicos restaurant that they are connected to I’m pretty sure the owner is doing some sort of two businesses in one type of deal, ANYHOW
This place has the most wonderful tasting Tamales but they are not available all day, they have some sort of morning shift where they bring them and then they sell out then they bring more around 3−4pm
I’ve gone before and they didn’t have any and told me to come back at 3:00pm and then I did and they had some ready at about 3:15pm when I asked the second time I went what time is the evening tamales usually available I was then told 4:00pm so they need to be a bit more reliable in the time that they will serve tamales since they are not available just anytime, I won’t take off a star for that unless I go again and they don’t have them as stated lol,
Moral of my story: if you want great Tamales, Give this place a shot!

Had a Pan Dulce craving last night, and sort of remembered that the panederia I normally visit had closed recently, so I jumped on Unilocal to find the closest one, and found «Bakery». I was a little bit hesitant given the lack of a name-​name, but I shouldn’t have been. Oh, «Bakery», with your plain and simple name, your teeny tiny parking lot and shop crowded with people carrying babies and wielding tongs and trays… YOU have delicious Pan Dulce. You have moist and flavorful sweet breads, where your competition has but dry and crumblies. We used to drive to Vista on special occasions, but I now know that that is no longer necessary. The only thing that is bothering me about this place is that I didn’t know about it before, and I have wasted a lot of time on lesser panederias that don’t dare call themselves «Bakery». GO. Pick your favorite shape or flavor. Spend a buck or so. Eat. YUM.

Was looking forward to buying some breads from here today. Been here before. But today, saw hair on one of the sweet breads, so I put my breads back in the case. Bought some donuts, because I felt bad if I put everything back. Will give it to the homeless guy I see around my town.

This bakery is AMAZING. It is authentic as they come. The pastries are cheap but the quality is perfect. I would recommend this place to everyone. Only down side is the parking lot has about 8 parking spots to share with 3 businesses. And me having a big car, its hard to squeeze into these spaces.

This Mexican bakery is authentic. It’s just like the ones my parents used to take me to in Tijuana when I was a kid.
Sweeter than sandwich bread bakeries but not as sweet as French pastry bakeries or donuts, this place hits a perfect middle ground.
Everything is fresh. It’s cheap, and the portions are big. A couple bucks will fill a bag.
There’s always a line out the door in the morning and sometimes a line of cars out of the parking lot. But the line moves fast since this is a grab-​and-​go place — no sitting here. You park, walk in, grab a tray and tongs, self serve from the cabinets, smile at the friendly people behind the counter, pay less than you’d expect, get back in your car and leave. You’re on your own to find a place to settle down and enjoy your score.

Seriously. My Spanish is really limited. I went into this establishment and asked for Nuevo pan Dolce. Best dollar fifty I have ever spent. They didn’t laugh
horrible Spanish. Things went better than expected. Supremely delicious snacks. Five stars. K

Loaded up on pastries today. I had a coconut sprinkled strawberry tart goodness. It was still warm like it just came out of the oven. I like how you go in grab a tray and tongs and start picking through the many cabinets of pastries. Roughly .40 to .70 for each pastry. Pretty cheap. I went in at 6 pm and the local guys where grabbing their meals for the morning. All the sweet breads and selection along with price make this a 5 star Mexican bakery. Oh ya they sell tamales. One thing I wish they had is stuffed queso and jamon croissants or queso and jalapeño those make easy breakfast to go meals. I seen these at other Panderia. Oh well. This is manly all sugary sweets so it’s still amazing.

There is a great variety of sweet bread choices here, although they do vary from day to day. I like coming here because its the closest the sweet bread gets compared to back home, right by the Mexican boarder.
Most of their bread is $.50 cents with the exception to other specialty ones with fill-​ins. Their champurado here is great as well if you go early enough to buy some, its only $ 1 for a good sized foam cup.
Try it out and you’ll find yourself going more often.

I love this little bakery. I always find the best little sweet breads here. I like to go in the morning and pick up breaky.

I wanted to like this bakery because it was close to home. The prices were good but the place was very small and dirty. The gal at the counter did not speak English and she was not very friendly.
As for the bakery products I was also a bit disappointed. I was looking for some light fench rolls but could only find dense rolls that all had a slight donut taste to them.
In the end, I’ll make the extra trip to the bakery on valley parkway in Escondido. It’s still the best bakery in North County.
Hope this helps. :-)

Growing up, my parents would occasionally venture down to TJ for business trips and such and they would take me to the big supermarket/​shopping mall place (I think it was called calimex?) that had Mexican sweet bread that you would grab a tray and some tongs and grab your own bread. I loved that, my favorite was the big one that was really just a big chocolate chip cookie.
It’s been awhile since those times… I’ve grown up since then and I never really have any reason to go south of the border like my parents did… but stuff like this little bakery is why Unilocal is so useful…
First thing, this little bakery can be easy to miss, it’s small and it blends into the strip mall that its located in. I passed by it the first time. Second, this is only ‘negative’ part of my review, but parking can be a pain due to it being a small lot that shares space with a liquor store, the bakery itself and a Mexican restaurant that always seems busy. Leaving also is a pain for the same reason.
However, this place is a little jewel that is worth seeking out. This place is just like the ones in Mexico, grab a tray and tongs and go crazy. In fact, I really believe this bakery actually has more choices then even the ones in Mexico, I think they have all if the possible pan Dulce’s that exist. Not only that, but they have a bunch of everything too. They have to though, because this place is always busy and the shelves go empty quick. The shelves get replenished of course, but my tip is this; go early to get my most choices. Also all the breads are good here, they all taste good and are authentic. Not only is it good but it’s ridiculously cheap too, $ 5 goes a long way here… that will easily fill a large bag up with sweets. So if you crave some pan dulce or want something different for breakfast or snack, come here. You won’t be disappointed.

I found this place on a recent trip to San Marcos and ended up coming here about 8 times in 2 weeks. Bad for the waistline but good for the belly :)
Prices were great, the guy at the counter was warm and friendly and the pastries– oh yeah! I’ve been to 4 Panaderias since coming back to LA and none are close to as good. Who knew there would such a discrepancy in quality for things that are mostly lard, flour, sugar, egg, milk and water?
Got some spare cash? Stop by this place but I found early afternoon was best– it had the most selection.

Seriously, you cannot go in here and expect to walk out without something sugary and doughy. I walked in and it’s like I entered bakery heaven. Now, I have been in here before since my mom makes me come here before I visit her to pick her up Mexican sweet bread so she can have it with her «café con leche». But today there was an air of complete sweetness that lured me in like no other.
I came in during lunch to pick up torta bread (that’s what Mexican’s use to make sandwiches) to make carne asada torta’s since their was so much leftover carne asada from the weekend. When I walked it, it smelled sweet and delicious, and I didn’t care that I was eating light this week. I had to buy whatever smelled so damn good. I used restraint and bought just sugar baked piece of goodness along with a few torta rolls for later.
The torta’s were delicious, and lets just say that sweet roll didn’t last beyond an hour after I left. It’s cheap, and it’s good.

This place is HEAVEN. Seriously, go there. It is the definition of a hidden gem.
I was staying in the Ramada next door and after one morning of lousy cold breakfast, we wandered across the parking lot to this beacon of glory.
You pick up a cafeteria-​style tray and a pair of tongs, pick out your pastries, and bring them to the cashier for payment.
I’m not really sure what anything I bought was, but it was all DELICIOUS and DIRT CHEAP. We got about five pastries and two tamales for under $ 5. I recommend the things that look like corn muffins as well as the things that look like crescent rolls. Both were delish.
Not to mention the TAMALES! So warm and tasty, with just a hint of kick. I liked the chicken a bit better than the pork, but they were both good.

wow what a great find!!!
i managed to get about 10 baked goods for 5.80! You grab a tray and tongs and pick out which ones you want.
i don’t even know where to begin with what i got… just looked for my uploaded photo.
2 sprinkled cover cookies.
2 heart-​like shaped sugary-​coated cookies
2 churros — probably better when they were just out of the oven!
1 pineapple/​cheese filled pastry
2 muffins — had a sweet taste to it.
1 sandwiched cookie that looks like it was piped out.
It was cheap and pretty good for the price. Not sure if they accept card as i brought cash just in case. thats all you need to know.

Little Mexican Bakery. Please tell me your name.
Over 20 varieties of treats
Fresh Baked
Mexican coffee and chocolate
6 large pastries and coffee for 4.59?
Little no-​name Mexican Bakery. I am in love. Here is my number. Call me.

This place is so low key, even Unilocal can’t locate it OH SNAPS. Anyways, I believe this is the right address, but it’s next to a mini mart, a restaurant and the Ramada Inn.
I haven’t really been to many Mexican bakeries, but I’m going to flat out say that this one rocks all others.
1. It’s freaking authentic! I mean if there is a long line of illegal workers coming here to get their breakfast then that is saying A LOT. I mean they even had to change the cashier on me to get someone who can speak English. Let’s spell out authentic folks!
2. The bakery thinks it’s still in Mexico. Prices are dirt cheap. I’ve never seen prices so low. It’s amazing! I can get like six pieces of baked goods for around a buck! I know we’re close to the border, but DAMN!
3. I can’t confirm that they’re open 24-​hours, but it sure seems like it. I was up really early in the morning and late at night when I was staying at the Ramada and they were always open.
4. The selection of baked goods are literally always changing. Not weekly or daily like some places, but almost by the hour! Especially in the morning because they sell so fast.
5. They sell tamales here too! This is where the money is at. I’m not a fan of tamales, but I would gladly eat a dozen tamales from there. The customers ahead of me were ordering tamales like crazy, so I was like shoot theses tamales must be good. I’m sooo glad I’m a copy-​cat. Also, they sell coffee, but mexican style? I don’t know. It was really thick and sweet. Pretty darn good, but it’s hard to drink the whole large cup of it. Sharing is caring.