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El Coquí Panadería is your neighborhood Puerto Rican bakery, serving up fresh-baked goods and authentic Caribbean flavors daily. From traditional pan sobao and mallorcas to savory empanadas and custom cakes, everything is made with love and pride. We offer dine-in, takeout, and delivery options for your convenience. Whether you’re stopping by for your morning café con leche or ordering trays for a family gathering, El Coquí brings a taste of the island right to your table. Come experience the warmth, flavor, and culture that make us a local favorite.
Simple bakery featuring Puerto Rican pastries, cakes & hot food, including breakfast & sandwiches.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3528 I St, Philadelphia, PA 19134
Phone: (215) 634-5508
Website: https://coquipanaderia.com/
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Reviews
Dvonette Lettsome
Ordered two chicken noodle soup and 2 Gatorade because I am sick…talk about packaging..baby this is what my body needed. Soup is filled with carrots, corn and potatoes and chicken -not chicken feet. Taste is amazing although my taste buds are slightly off but honey this soup is rejuvenating my soul. I definitely gotta try other items once I get better. I’m excited about my soup!
… morePil G
They have a great variety of food and pastries. Staff is really nice and helpful. Notice there are 2 lines: 1 for pastries and 1 for food; and in the one for food sandwiches ordered at cashier. Looks like systen works for them but its complicated. It gets super busy and a sandwich can take 30 min to prepare
… morenany Vega
Dont have anything to complain about this place it’s a diamond in the ruff super nice people very pleasant each time I go and the wait sometimes there’s a little wait but worth the time food is so gooood and recently they renovated so it looks so nice inside I’d recommend the flame queso oh my goodness it’s super bangin it’s a must try as for negative I can say I have none to say great work guys
… moreJo Jo
First time visiting, staff very helpful. Pastries DELICIOUS and fresh baked bread AWSOME. They serve hot good also on the other side but just got Pastries. Definitely will go there again if visiting Philadelphia again.
… moreSandra Burgos
I feel very dissapointed. I always parchase their cakes which are always soft and moist. This time i got one which was still cold the icing was very hard and we had to let it sit for a while. When i cut the cake it was.dry in the inside. Didn’t like it at all
… moreLuis Collazo
When I first walk in and went straight up to the pastry area they had fruit flies all over i should’ve trust my instincts and leave, I still order my sandwich while I was eating it I almost choke in a piece of wood….. habia insectos en los dulces y el sandwich tenia un pedazo de madera.
… moreVic Leandry
Where El Coqui truly shines is in its commitment to the baked classics. The cornerstone of their reputation is the Pan Sobao (sweet bread) and Pan de Agua (water bread). Served hot and fresh, these are arguably the best in the city—the Pan Sobao strikes that perfect balance of softness and subtle sweetness, perfect for dipping in coffee or making a simple butter sandwich.
Beyond the bread, the pastries (reposteria) are a must-try. The Quesitos (sweet cheese pastries) are flaky, generously filled, and addictive, while the Pastelitos de Guayaba y Queso (guava and cheese pastries) deliver a bright, creamy tang that is simply delightful. And for dessert connoisseurs, their Bizcocho Mojadito (moist cake), often likened to a perfect tres leches, lives up to its fame, offering a melt-in-your-mouth texture that is the definition of indulgence.
… moreBeyond the bread, the pastries (reposteria) are a must-try. The Quesitos (sweet cheese pastries) are flaky, generously filled, and addictive, while the Pastelitos de Guayaba y Queso (guava and cheese pastries) deliver a bright, creamy tang that is simply delightful. And for dessert connoisseurs, their Bizcocho Mojadito (moist cake), often likened to a perfect tres leches, lives up to its fame, offering a melt-in-your-mouth texture that is the definition of indulgence.
Jua Florentino
Very disappointed on how they charge for every ingredient you add to your food ..and on top of that Then on top of that rice is hard so sad I spoke very highly of them …I will not be recommending anyone else that comes out of town here. And I just got my order after 30 min of wait time my sandwich was supposed to to be a pork sandwich and I got a salad sandwich where the meat ..
… moreLora Lee Contreras
I regretfully spent $60 at this place on food that turned out to be terrible. I have never had such unpleasant food from this establishment or anywhere else. I called to inform them about the issue and explained that I still had all the food with me. However, they responded by saying that they do not receive complaints and therefore cannot address the situation. Although disappointed, I acknowledged their response. The food was truly awful, as if it had been sitting out all day. Even now, two days later, I still have the food. In fact, I can post a picture of it to further illustrate my point. I will never recommend anyone to go here or spend their money because the establishment prioritizes greed and money over their customers. It is unfortunate that this undermines the reputation of Latinos. I wish you a blessed day.
… moreKarla Lopez
Originally from NJ but was visiting Philly. Honestly one of these best food spots if you’re looking for a pick up to go place. Service was a little disappointing. I ordered a side of yuca and beans to go with my white rice and I got home and had neither sides. However, the pernil and bbq ribs were 10/10.
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