Stopped by this bakery today cause I'd been craving some panecito I got 2 sugar cuernitos, 1…read morepolvorón and a lil bag of the cinnamon polvorones. I cannot believe I paid $9 something for these items. I'm originally from Los Angeles I can't believe how over priced sweet bread is here I originally pay $1.25 por pieza over there. I am really mind blown on the prices. I thought El Paso was cheaper than LA but I guess not.

I came here hoping the tamales and concha's would be good but I got 4 chocolate concha's that were…read morejust not fresh, I also got tamales de raja con queso and they were not good.. the masa was thick and dry they literally fell apart... the lady was helpful but not very friendly. The establishment was clean and very neat.. I don't think I would come back personally because of the drive... however they had a lot of options to choose from and perhaps I just didn't get lucky..

This bakery originates from Juarez and they have just recently opened up a location in El Paso…read more Their go-to cake is their signature tres leches cakes which come with different variations. From coconut to classic strawberry or even mango, your taste buds will be in for a sweet treat. The have cakes which really do look like pieces of art and more importantly the flavor is their to compliment the visuals. These cakes are a bit pricey but for context we had one cake and there was still more than 3/5 left after serving slices to eight people. I really liked the to-go presentation and how secured it was. Made it a lot easier to transport with.

I ordered the strawberries and cream cake. It was perfect. I would recommend this placeread more

Beautiful items. Small selection on my visit. Excellent service. Everything was good/tasty, but I…read morebought three different items and none of them were so good that I went back.

A small unassuming bakery I found when looking up for sweets in El Paso. When I came in the…read moreafternoon nearly everything was sold out but was able to try three things that were all good. Nothing mind-blowing that would make me become a regular and buy the pricier croissants, but I would definitely stop by from time to time for a sweet treat.

The ambiance is beautiful. It's a great study spot, unwind w a friend, chill alone!!! The drinks…read moreare unique and delicious. BUT The only thing I would make the owners aware of is that their baristas at the register don't smile!!! They don't even greet you when you walk in and when they are busy tough luck putting your order in. I saw a couple of people wait in line and the barista didn't even look up. She had her AirPods on and was making other drinks so they left. But I will continue to come here!!!!

My friend found this coffee shop for us to try while we're in town. Moca was nice and the cashier…read morewas super sweet, answering questions. Their most popular item was the biscoff latte & then the tiramisu. I'm not a super big tiramisu fan so I went with a vanilla latte. My friend enjoyed the biscoff latte but my vanilla latte left something to be desired. The inside was pretty quiet, a few people studying and low background music so perfect for a day where you need to work or have no meetings. I'd say give Moca House a try!

Oh gosh. This was the best meal of our five day trip to Las Cruces, NM, Carlsbad, NM and ElPaso,…read moreTX. Sandwich bread is baked in-house along with all of the incredibly fresh pastries we also enjoyed. The cinnamon role had a gorgeous crust that hid a moist inside. Cream cheese frosting was perfection. Chiapas Nutella (neglected to snap a picture) was chocolatey, buttery, and topped with fresh pecans. The cream cake was a strawberry crepe masterpiece...layer upon layer of diced strawberries and an almost-savory cream cheese filling. We were warmly greeted and immediately seduced by the lovely scent of fresh baked pastries. While indoor space is limited with only three tables, covered seating out front provided a nice space. Friendly staff brought our drinks and food out to us. We will return to this lovely place.

I love Arte Sana Bakery. This hidden jewel is not just a bakery; they also sell different breakfast…read moreplates and lunch specials, including a sandwich with pasta salad and green salad (colossal portion and delicious). I have been here several times, and their fresh ingredients and delicious baked goods do not disappoint. I have tried their lunch special, conchas, different baked goods and desserts, coffee, hot tea, and spicy gummies, and today I ordered two small "Rosca de Reyes" for pick up on Kings Day. This small place has a nice music background perfect for working remotely, studying, or simply decompressing from the daily monotony. There is seating inside and outside. Arte Sana offers caring customer service, accepts cash and credit cards, and has a parking area immediately outside its plaza.

With a town so close to the border, there is no shortage of Mexican cuisine. There are so many…read moreplaces to go with so many claiming to be the most "authentic." But depending on where you're from in Mexico, and even the US, your pallet may be different. So, finding a good place can be challenging especially if you're visiting. But, El Prado Bakery takes the cake (pun intended) on some of the best Mexican food in this town. From their pastries to their burritos you'll find great food here. First, they have an abundance of pastries to choose from. You can spend some time just trying to pick the right one. And they are tasty! Their burritos are absolutely delicious! I had the breakfast sausage and egg and it was great! My only issue was it was rolled up the way I am not used to for a burrito. It was more like a giant taco with the edges tucked in. That aside, it was still delicious and the salsa was good too! Eggs were cooked nicely, as well as the sausage. Potatoes were soft and with the beans added, it made for a great burrito! The staff were super friendly! Always welcoming when you walked in. And yes, we went there more than once! Always had a smile and waiting to take your order. Once the food was ordered it came fairly quickly too! Place was clean all around which was nice as well. All in all, this was a great place. Definitely stop by and try this place! You'll be glad you did. Cheers.

I've had burritos, tamales rojo, and some of the sweets here. It's a pretty good place, I really…read morelike the tamales and burritos. It's definitely worth coming every once in a while. The service is good, they speak Spanish and English, and they have a little area to eat. Overall it's a nice place to go.

We had a taste for good donuts. The young lady was friendly and proud of her service. Small and…read moreunassuming storefront serves lovely basic selection. Everything was delicious.

I have been coming here for 9 years in a row now! Absolutely the best rosca de Reyes in El Paso…read more The service is always iffy for me as the staff does not speak any English which makes things a bit difficult for me. Generally there is a small wait and this is one popular bakery but it's so worth it in the end. Cajeta filled rosca is just delicious!

When in town, stop for tamales and delicious Mexican sweet bread. They have burritos and tacos and…read moreother food too with a smile and seating indoors. When ever we are in town ( we live in Calif) we always stop at Gussies!

Great experience and great recco from Elite Yelpie, Marie G!…read more We dropped by for a quick tamale run after Mass today. They had a variety of flavors, but only sold them at one flavor a dozen. Liz went in, and it wasn't too busy considering the season. She had a choice of pork and red chile, cheese and rajas, chicken chile verde, and may another... The rules for the season are: First come, first serve. One flavor, one dozen. No pre-ordering. No room or tables to dine in. (plan to grab and go) They didn't have menudo on hand. It's pretty much baked goods and tamales, tamales, tamales. Parking could be difficult, but it's manageable. They have a tiny lot in the front, and plenty of street parking. The tamales were pretty good. Next time we will have a plan!