Socorro Ament
Quaint little Mexican bakery/Panaderia tucked away in the heart of downtown LaQuinta. The Pan Dulce is delicious. Lots of variety to choose from.
… moreSergio Lopez
The place is really great, the 2 dollar grab bag of assorted bread plus the fact that in general the bread is really great makes this place worthwhile. For 8 dollars I was able to feed myself and 2 other people and still have some left over for the day after. Cash only isn’t a problem at all and honestly it’s the reason I even keep bills on me anymore.
… moreAndy II
Cash only. Like how expensive can a credit card machine really be in 2024? I mean fine but at least post it on the website or the Google search result…seriously. It smelled wonderful however and I’m sure the pan dulce is delicious.
… moredon
If you are tired of heavy and greasy donuts, you will love this place. Mexican pastry is predominately bread like but sweet. The toppings are generally spiced sugar. Great with a fruit breakfast. The place is super small with only room to walk in, grab a cup of coffee, a tray full of sweet breads, and pay the nice lady.
… moreLilianna Tarnow
Yeah I’ve been sitting out here for about 15 minutes google maps said they open at 6:45 on Friday’s and finally called and the said they open at 7 ♀️ just fyi
… moreOvidio Barahona
I went this morning to buy some bakery as the person do you have donuts to say no why do you guys have it posted and you don’t have it that’s the best service. The attitude of the person is not nice. Do you have to be training better?
… moreJose Maciel
If you are new to Mexican pastry, this is a good first time place to try them out. When you first enter, the aroma is just enticing. Most “panaderias” (bakeries), operate the same way. Grab a tray, a pair of tongs, check out the pastries and put them on your tray. When you’re done, go to the cashier and pay up. Prices aren’t generally posted but you will, I assure you, be pleasantly surprised at how much you get for so litte. Mexican pastry, or “pan dulce” is a perfect for eating with tea, coffee and even milk.
Next time you’re in Old Town La Quinta, go ahead and give it a try. Plenty of nearby street parking or if your timing is just right, in the small parking lot. Very helpful people, so don’t be shy about asking questions.
… moreThe Prickly Passport
Love this place. Friendly employees. The owner is there often helping out. And let’s talk about these pastries—WOW!! I have traveled all over the world and experienced bakeries all over and this place is in my top five!
… moreJoseph Blanco
Very bad.! Sweet bread is all stuffed up in the fridges all nasty and bread is not freshly cooked inspection needs to kick in and closed this place permanently.
They reheat early in the morning before opening.
… moreMelvin Zelaya
Really good Mexican style baked goods. They close early some days an only take cash but it’s worth it.
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