Antje Worring
amazing pasteria. Super kind staff all hand made! Worth a stop before airport.
… moreJulie Taeko
Loved this cute little store with lots of Mexican and western delights. We tried the chocolate fudge cake which was a tad bit expensive at $4.75 for a tiny slice but still quite good. Also, the Oreo chocolate cake looked really good. They served Mitchell’s ice cream which was a pleasant surprise.
… moreJared Goor
The alfajores were very disappointing. They have their own take sure, but it’s basically a very tiny smear of Nutella inside two bland and very dry cookies. No one in my extended family finished any of theirs including the kids. I liked the butter cookie with guayaba a little better but it was still fairly bland. Overall the dough here needs to be more interesting.
… moreSpencer Trivette
This little panderia is reminiscent of the panderia’s we have back in NC. This store is pleasing to walk into and quick to serve. The selection is vast and the bread is high quality. I got the cream cheese Danish which was incredible and my wife got the chocolate claw. Both were really really good and we even got a little cookie to go with it all. 10/10
… moreKatie Riley
I went for the first time today while waiting for my car to get fixed at the nearby Honda dealership, and we got a small coconut apple pound cake that’s absolutely delicious! I can’t wait to go back and try more things!
… moreEva Cheng
Wow! Love this little local bakery. Having just come back from London, I’m on a hunt for scones for my at-home afternoon tea. Most places near me sell scones for over $3/piece. Only $1.40 at Rico pan! I tried two diff types of scones and they’re both delicious. I’m definitely coming back for them. $1.70 or $1.80 each for the pound cake or the cream cheese Danish. Cream cheese Danish was so good. I didn’t try the cakes but they were priced at $3.75 each slice for tiramisu and chocolate, $3/slice for cheesecake. The pastries are labeled but there’s no price, so I have to ask the nice lady for each price. She was very nice and spoke mostly Spanish. I can’t wait to come back and try the other items! It’s very spacious inside but no tables, so def a to-go place. It had a nice coffee spread as well. Credit cards are accepted and I didn’t see a minimum. What a gem!
… moreJeff Liang
Nice little bakery. Serves very good Mitchell’s ice cream. I’m not an expert on Spanish pastry, so can’t comment on that, but there many thing I had to ask what they were. The owner was friendly and very generous with the samples of pastries and ice cream. Scoops of ice cream we got was very large.
… moreRhonda Lam
Just passing by and saw this unique Latin pastry shop. The chocolate dipped cookie caught my husband’s eyes, it was his favorite cookie when he used to live in Hong Kong. I guess this item is an European thing? To my had a row of Pastries such as Danish and popular items like Apple fritter.
The cookie I had in my hand was very thick and it is the semi soft kind. Price was $0.85/each for all of the cookies selection and around $5 bucks for a fat sliced cookie. The art on the front window is so cute and eye catching. It is a nice place to stop by if you happen to be in this area of downtown San Bruno.
… moreNathan Lee
You walk in and the scent of warm fresh bread just hits you. The woman owning the place is super sweet and kind! Get the Pan Dulce, it’s so good and super cheap too!
… moreMarques Hernandez
Nestled right near SFO International Airport. RICO PAN! Delicious sweet bread indeed. Guess what? They also have tamales from Wednesday to Sunday. I am a returning customer. The main street also has many other boutique shops and delicious restaurants nearby.
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