Any time I want Mexican food in town I go to Lupitas. Definitely better than Reynoso's and El…read moreSabroso. Their asada burritos are the best. Their tortas and tacos are also fire. My only complain is that they can be stingy with their salsa unless you ask for extra. The staff is always very friendly. I recommend this place to everyone.

Definitely my go to place for the carne asada sopes! All I can say is you're missing out if you…read morehaven't tried them from here. The service is so friendly always. I always make the trip to Lupitas when I'm craving a sope and you should too!!

This place is okay. It is on the south end of town and there are not many panaderias over there…read more The bread was a bit old. This place has soooo... much potential but fails to deliver on always being fresh

I just want to say that this bakery came in clutch when we were on the way to Sequoia to celebrate…read moreour parent's birthday and this bakery opened at 6am with the best mini cake options. We got a chocolate and vanilla cake at 6:30am, did not refrigerate throughout the day and ate it late afternoon in Sequoia which was perfect. It was still moist and the vanilla cake had strawberry jam inside which was the perfect complement to the chocolate cake. Forgot to mention that the lady was so nice and even gave a free happy birthday topper!!!

Best pan dulce in town, hands down: turnovers, empanadas, orellas, it's all fresh and delicious…read more Friendly service. If you become a regular they will notice and greet you as such, AND they notice when you don't come in for a few weeks, and they will make a special effort to welcome you back & tell you they missed you! Customer service, great food, nice clean shop, good atmosphere and ambience

Best Mexican bread in Porterville Pan delicioso con…read moreCafesito! Go, and try this delicious Mexican pan dulce!

The egg sandwich is the best! Fresh bread eggs and ham with Portuguese cheese. Big enough to share…read more The iced coffee is strong with the classic taste of coffee and milk not too sweet at all. Cherry on top is how the service so fast, helpful and friendly

Wonderful food and an amazing experience! The pastel de nata was delicious. I also had linguiça w…read morefries and eggs for breakfast. The food came w a roll. Yum! The owner was great. She offered suggestion and even let me attempt to butch Portugués w her. The cafe was very clean. I highly recommend this place!

Found this little gem today. Food was really good. Different bible verses on the tables. Would…read moredefinitely go again. Highly recommend

Jireh Bakery is one of those places you wander into on a weekend and immediately feel a little…read morecurious. The moment I walked in, I was met with a mix of textures, a brick wall on one side, a row of mirror‑panels dressed like windows on the other, and a clean white wall in the back. It's an interesting blend, almost theatrical, like the space is trying to tell a story before you even get to the food. And the food is where things get fun. The display case is packed with pastries, croissants, cannoli, muffins, all the sweet treats a bakery should have, each one looking like it was made to tempt you. I stood there longer than I expected, going back and forth on what to choose because everything looked good. I finally settled on the berry vanilla pastry, and it was worth the indecision. Flaky, powdered with sugar, creamy from the custard, and sweet from the berries, the kind of pastry that makes a mess and doesn't apologize for it. I didn't know the "proper" way to eat it, so I just picked it up and took a bite. Sometimes that's the best way to meet a pastry for the first time. As I sat there, I noticed the atmosphere shift around me, religious canvases on the walls, Bible verses printed on the tables, and gospel music playing softly in the background. It's a bakery rooted deeply in faith, and the environment reflects that. Not in an overwhelming way, but in a way that tells you exactly what kind of values built the place. Then I looked up at the menu wall coffee, teas, refreshers, sandwiches for breakfast and lunch. Plenty of options that would easily pull me back in on another day. I just need to make sure I don't get distracted by the pastry case again before I even get to the menu. Jireh Bakery is a sweet little spot with personality, good pastries, and an atmosphere that stands out. I came in for a treat, and I left already thinking about what I'll try next time.

Fast service and very convenient…read more The menu is displayed on the wall without any prices. Most items were $9-13. The seafood items were made beforehand and placed in the refrigerator. There were also bagged chips, cubed fruit and Tajin candies on display. Service is always quick. *Aguachile: plump shrimp, cucumber, and avocado in a cup with spicy water. This surprisingly packed a lot of heat so it went well with the fruit. The cucumbers soaked up the peppery seasoning well. The shrimp was tender and sweet. The most refreshing version I've had in the Central Valley. *Ceviche: shrimp, tomato, cucumber, onion and avocado cooked in citrus. The container looked small but it was filling. Each serving was topped with a whole avocado. The shrimp was similarly tender and the vegetables were fresh. I prefer my ceviche to be on the sour side and this gave me the pucker I wanted. Served with 3 grocery store tostadas. I wished these were made fresh because I've been stuck with stale ones before. *Escamocha: came with a choice of ice cream. I chose their walnut flavor and resembled a nuttier butter pecan. The fruit was chopped finely and was sweetened by the cream. The almonds provided a good crunch. Surprisingly mild tasting compared to the fresas con crema. *Fresas Con Crema: the serving size was a bit small for $9 but it was creamy and sweet. The strawberries were plump from soaking in the condensed milk. These were topped with almonds and coconut flakes. Really addicting. Not fancy but the seafood here is better executed than most restaurants in the Central Valley. I just wished the tostadas were fresher to match the quality of the shrimp and produce.

Customer service is bad not friendly at all I literally waited five minutes for somebody to…read moreattend me I literally walked in and the guy saw me walking in. He went to the back instead of saying hello or I'll be right with you

I concur, they serve the best Menudo in town, not too spicy or too bland, and the tripe is cut just…read moreright, not too large or too small.

One of the best Menudos in town. Homemade tortillas, Good flavor and not spicy. You can add your…read moreown chili if you wanna spice it up. Friendly family owned panadera. Other foods as well as pan dulce.

A recommendation from a local. She recommend their tortas…read more The "super tortas are back". Essentially the same delicious torta, and twice the size! The young lady at the front was sweet and informative. Small interior with 2 tables to dine in. Menu items are very affordable. They even have some new menu items. No doubt this is a local favorite. Torta carne asada was delicious! The bread was so soft it made for the perfect road trip lunch. I thought I was gonna still be hungry but this torta is surprisingly filling and not surprisingly delicious! Full of flavor and comes with a small container of salsa that added a kick and was delicious! Highly recommend trying this hidden gem!

Had to take two stars off this time around. My Asada Torta was not prepared as per my order; they…read moreadded chile/salsa which was specifically requested on the side. I hate soggy food and the added salsa/chile just makes a big soggy mess. And I was already home when I saw that my order was wrong, not driving back. Next time I'll check my order prior to leaving the restaurant. Live and learn. Other than the added chile/salsa, the torta was good but the bread was soggy which resulted in me tossing part of the bread. I called in my order and it was ready as promised. No restrooms for customers and parking is a bit tight. Outdoor patio for eating and a couple of tables inside.