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Hours
| Tuesday | 7 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5860 Columbia Pike, Falls Church, VA 22041
Phone: (703) 998-1771
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Cinthia’s Bakery in Falls Church, VA is a Bolivian bakery and restaurant offering a wide variety of traditional baked goods and meals.
Reviews
BP DT
I received a noodle dish today that was clearly spoiled it had a bitter, rancid smell and taste. When I alerted the manager and asked for a partial refund under $15, he was rude, offered no apology, and told me he didn’t care about reviews. It’s clear they don’t prioritize food safety or customer service. I’m just hoping I don’t get food poisoning at this point. Never again.
… moreBelikebilly P
AVOID!! Went with my mom n wife, n service was horrible! Food was not good, they had chef Mike back there. I got “aji de lengua” had old spots or burnt pieces on it. Waitress just threw stuff on table. I got d bill n saw the 15% tip already added, then I understood d service. I know not many places that serve this food, so hard choice.
… moreAmanda Turcotte
Cinthia’s is tucked away in an unassuming strip mall on Columbia Pike. I drive by it all the time and tell myself I need to check out every bakery in my community. Finally, my husband and I stopped by a couple weeks ago and I was pleasantly surprised to find this is much more than a bakery. This is legit local hispanic food to include baked goods. I admit I had to get out my phone to translate some of the menu items, but I quickly found a steak dish I was interested in and tres leches for dessert. The food portions are very generous. Even the tres leches was a generous serving for two. The staff were really friendly and it seemed like a family atmosphere in the community. I’m glad we finally stopped by and we plan to return soon. Thank you! 🙂
… moreAlyssa J
Absolutely LOVE the Bolivian cheesy bread! Great with Coffee! ❤️
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This situation took place on October 7, 2025. I was going to Cynthia’s Bakery to buy a birthday cake for my sister whose birthday was on October 8. Me and my mom would usually buy cakes from this bakery regularly and there wouldn’t be a problem.
Yesterday, when I went to the bakery I bought a tees leches cake with fruits on top. I asked the cashier if she could write Happy 15 yrs (name) on the birthday cake and she said she can. She took the cake to the back and came back with it. She showed me and I told her it was good. Then she closed the box and left the cake sideways although I thought it was no big deal. I paid right after and my total was $48.28.
I left the bakery, went to my car, placed the cake on top of the car seat where it was not slanted since my car is small and would not fit in the floor and went straight to my aunts house. Once I stepped in, my aunt and her sister in law who was a high school student wanted to see the cake.
I tried opening the cake box but the cake was a lil hard for us to open. Once my aunt opened it, the cake was slanted, icing was all mixed up and the fruits were disorganized. Mind you, there was liquid coming out of the box once I got carried the cake. I understood why it was since it is a tres leches cake but I didn’t understand how the cake was messed up.
We tried calling them and they said they could not understand English which was not a bother for me.
Me and my aunts sister in law drove back right away and had a talk with the cashier and others. We asked if we could get a refund or a new cake since I did pay almost $50 for the cake. They didn’t understand and called their manager on the phone since he was not present at the store. We tried talking to him kindly and asking for a refund or a new cake and instead of cooperating, he started threatening us.
He said he has security cameras on us, he’ll call the police, he’ll call his lawyer since he couldn’t do a refund or a cake exchange. We were honestly upset about it and started talking to him back saying how we will call the police if you want it that way.
Then I called my mom, explained to her about the situation that the manager started and she was mad. We stayed there for almost two hours and within that two hours, the manager showed up while I was on the phone with my mom again.
We believed the ladies in the front thought we were calling the police and called their manager about it. I can understand Spanish as well as my aunts sister in law since we did take the language for years.
The manager then came to the store and showed us a security photo showing the cake being perfect after they wrote happy birthday. He showed me a photo but not the video so I was icky about it. He thought we were suspicious since we wrapped the box with a plastic bag. Once again, we did that cause the milk was leaking all over me and the seat.
He started accusing us of destroying the cake, called his lawyer and spoke in Spanish. I called my bank since he was not cooperating. I called them and asked them to dispute the transaction and explained the situation to them.
My sister in law let the manager know and he got really mad and asked me to take out my ID so he can take a picture and send it to his lawyer. I said sure but I wasn’t legally giving him my ID since I have the right to refuse. I then called my mom, she was about to call her lawyer about this and told him to make sure I tell him that.
Mind you, I am good friends with his bsf sister. I tried explaining to him that I am a high school student, I am a minor & I am the same AGE as his friend’s sister. But he refused to hear me a threatened me.
After we told him about the bank, we waited a bit more and he printed out the receipt for the cake I bought and said he didn’t need the ID anymore and will show this to his lawyer and his lawyer will call MY bank to not dispute the transaction. I told him he can sure do that when he can’t.
We then left without the cake, & I went ahead and had a conversation with my friend about this situation. Don’t recommend this place at all.
… moreThis situation took place on October 7, 2025. I was going to Cynthia’s Bakery to buy a birthday cake for my sister whose birthday was on October 8. Me and my mom would usually buy cakes from this bakery regularly and there wouldn’t be a problem.
Yesterday, when I went to the bakery I bought a tees leches cake with fruits on top. I asked the cashier if she could write Happy 15 yrs (name) on the birthday cake and she said she can. She took the cake to the back and came back with it. She showed me and I told her it was good. Then she closed the box and left the cake sideways although I thought it was no big deal. I paid right after and my total was $48.28.
I left the bakery, went to my car, placed the cake on top of the car seat where it was not slanted since my car is small and would not fit in the floor and went straight to my aunts house. Once I stepped in, my aunt and her sister in law who was a high school student wanted to see the cake.
I tried opening the cake box but the cake was a lil hard for us to open. Once my aunt opened it, the cake was slanted, icing was all mixed up and the fruits were disorganized. Mind you, there was liquid coming out of the box once I got carried the cake. I understood why it was since it is a tres leches cake but I didn’t understand how the cake was messed up.
We tried calling them and they said they could not understand English which was not a bother for me.
Me and my aunts sister in law drove back right away and had a talk with the cashier and others. We asked if we could get a refund or a new cake since I did pay almost $50 for the cake. They didn’t understand and called their manager on the phone since he was not present at the store. We tried talking to him kindly and asking for a refund or a new cake and instead of cooperating, he started threatening us.
He said he has security cameras on us, he’ll call the police, he’ll call his lawyer since he couldn’t do a refund or a cake exchange. We were honestly upset about it and started talking to him back saying how we will call the police if you want it that way.
Then I called my mom, explained to her about the situation that the manager started and she was mad. We stayed there for almost two hours and within that two hours, the manager showed up while I was on the phone with my mom again.
We believed the ladies in the front thought we were calling the police and called their manager about it. I can understand Spanish as well as my aunts sister in law since we did take the language for years.
The manager then came to the store and showed us a security photo showing the cake being perfect after they wrote happy birthday. He showed me a photo but not the video so I was icky about it. He thought we were suspicious since we wrapped the box with a plastic bag. Once again, we did that cause the milk was leaking all over me and the seat.
He started accusing us of destroying the cake, called his lawyer and spoke in Spanish. I called my bank since he was not cooperating. I called them and asked them to dispute the transaction and explained the situation to them.
My sister in law let the manager know and he got really mad and asked me to take out my ID so he can take a picture and send it to his lawyer. I said sure but I wasn’t legally giving him my ID since I have the right to refuse. I then called my mom, she was about to call her lawyer about this and told him to make sure I tell him that.
Mind you, I am good friends with his bsf sister. I tried explaining to him that I am a high school student, I am a minor & I am the same AGE as his friend’s sister. But he refused to hear me a threatened me.
After we told him about the bank, we waited a bit more and he printed out the receipt for the cake I bought and said he didn’t need the ID anymore and will show this to his lawyer and his lawyer will call MY bank to not dispute the transaction. I told him he can sure do that when he can’t.
We then left without the cake, & I went ahead and had a conversation with my friend about this situation. Don’t recommend this place at all.
Teresa Clapper
Needed a quick bite before heading on a three hour trip home. Fantastic cheese sandwich on like a sweet bread.
… moreElizabeth Hedden
The food is amazing! Whenever I visit the area I stop by. Also the staff were so sweet and helpful to me.
… moreClaudia Arce
High recommendation if it comes to eating a delicious and large sandwich, rice, fried meat, french fries, a fried egg and on top an onion and tomato salad, all this inside a delicious bread, and it is as the name describes it: ” quiet chest. ” spanish: TRANCAPECHO.
… moreLexie Camacuari
⭐☆☆☆☆ 1 Star
Date of Visit: June 30, 2025
I spent over $57 at this restaurant, and the lack of basic courtesy and customer service was disappointing. After ordering a full entrée that included steak and rice, I politely asked for a second plastic fork — not an unreasonable request considering the type of meal and the amount spent.
Instead, I was told, without tact or flexibility, that the policy is “one utensil per plate.” I was then handed a spoon — an impractical choice for the meal I had just purchased.
What made the experience more unsettling was the demeanor of the staff member at the front counter. She looked me up and down and delivered her response with a visible attitude and dismissiveness. It wasn’t simply about following policy — it was about how that policy was communicated, and how I, as a paying customer, was regarded.
This situation isn’t about a fork. It’s about professionalism, respect, and common sense. If a customer spends nearly $60 in your establishment, the bare minimum expectation is to be treated with dignity and flexibility, especially when the request is as small and reasonable as an extra plastic utensil.
There are many restaurants where customer service still matters — and I would encourage anyone who values respectful treatment and thoughtful service to take their business there instead.
… moreDate of Visit: June 30, 2025
I spent over $57 at this restaurant, and the lack of basic courtesy and customer service was disappointing. After ordering a full entrée that included steak and rice, I politely asked for a second plastic fork — not an unreasonable request considering the type of meal and the amount spent.
Instead, I was told, without tact or flexibility, that the policy is “one utensil per plate.” I was then handed a spoon — an impractical choice for the meal I had just purchased.
What made the experience more unsettling was the demeanor of the staff member at the front counter. She looked me up and down and delivered her response with a visible attitude and dismissiveness. It wasn’t simply about following policy — it was about how that policy was communicated, and how I, as a paying customer, was regarded.
This situation isn’t about a fork. It’s about professionalism, respect, and common sense. If a customer spends nearly $60 in your establishment, the bare minimum expectation is to be treated with dignity and flexibility, especially when the request is as small and reasonable as an extra plastic utensil.
There are many restaurants where customer service still matters — and I would encourage anyone who values respectful treatment and thoughtful service to take their business there instead.
Jorge Guzmán
Good Bolivian food…I usually buy lunch from this place where they have a different selectiins of food every day. Great selection of pastries and bread.
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