This is a small bakery in Livingston CA. A hidden gem, I…read moremust say! Besides the bread, they have a variety of other items to buy as well. They have ice cream, lots of different herbs for teas, chips, coffee and you can even order 3's Leches cake. Today was my 1st time going there and I was not disappointed. The bread was so soft and delicious. I went around 6:30pm and the bread still tasted fresh. That's pretty amazing to me! It went perfectly with my hot cocoa. The bolillo bread was my favorite. I'm usually very picky when it comes to that type of bread, but it was on point and the best bolillo bread I ever tasted. The lady who was working the cash register was friendly and helpful. The prices were affordable and they have a variety of bread options to choose from. It's a well rounded bakery. I'm so glad I found a bakery here in my little home town.

1st time here the the pan dulce was delicious, best I've had in since I moved to Central Valley 20…read moreyears ago, reminds me of the pan dulce from my home town of San Jose!

A very solid 4 1/2 stars I haven't been here in years. Since I was in the area, I decided to…read moreswing by. Their cheese is very good, having won awards from the California State fair, to nine medals, including gold, at the 2026 World cheese championships. Yes, it's good. you've probably had it, but never knew it. they sell their cheese in bulk to food service providers, restaurants, and other retail brands that package and sell the cheese under their own names It's a great place. Everything from souvenirs, to snacks, wines, jams, Peet's coffee, they have a small café, and of course, cheese, cheese, and even more cheese. They do offer tours, but they are limited. However, you can ask somebody from the register, to come over and turn on the "Moo-vie." hosted by a cartoon cow, it covers the cheese, making process from farm, forward. Yes, it's a little "cheesy", (pun intended) but it's cute, and it's interesting. There are pictures throughout the visitor center, and they also have a small area upstairs, that also talks about the cheese making process, and you can look down into the factory. As I mentioned, there are lots of cheeses for sale. They also have samples. They have "squeakers" which is what they call their cheese, curds, many different varieties of their cheeses, and other gourmet cheeses from other companies. I bought a small apple, walnut, smoked cheddar, which was very flavorful, and then I also decided to take a gamble, and got a 1 pound block of Hilmar habanero pepper jack cheese. The 1 pound block of cheese cost under seven bucks. Extremely reasonable for such a good quality cheese. Yes, it definitely packs a punch, (hey, it's habanero....) but the creaminess of the cheese helps, mellow out the habanero a bit. You can also cook with it, like a cheeseburger, or scrambled eggs, etc.... And that also helps mellow out the habanero. it is definitely toward the higher end of what I like for in spicy, but it is definitely good. At the café, they actually sell a cheese chowder, which is supposed to be excellent. I don't think my poor system could've handled it, so instead, I got one of their grilled cheese sandwiches, the zesty tomato, which was Monterey Jack, sun-dried, tomato, tomato, basil pesto, on sourdough bread. Yes, still rich, but the tomato help helped cut the richness. The only reason I'm taking off a half star, was because the bread was a bit overdone on the sandwich. Not enough that I had them redo it, but I could definitely taste it a little bit. The amazing taste of the sandwich. Helped take away the overdone taste of the bread. A great place to visit, I will be back. Thanks.

This was definitely a fun stop on our road trip! The first floor is the shop, where you can sample…read morea few cheeses or get something like cheese pie at the cafe. But definitely go upstairs, especially if you have kids, to look at the exhibits on dairy farms. We honestly would have missed the stairs if we didn't ask somebody how to get to the exhibits. It's not obvious! There's also a little movie about cheese making that you can ask the staff members to start for you. We also paid $4 each to do the ice cream making at 11:00 a.m. My only real complaint about the whole thing is that the kids weren't able to see what ingredients were in their can before they started the shaking process. The staff led them through all these different shaking exercises, and then they got to open their cans at the end and see some ice cream. But it really didn't mean anything to them because they had no idea what was in there in the beginning! I said something about it to the staff, just asking them why they didn't have the kids look in it at the beginning, and they said it's because they usually do field trips with hundreds of kids..... But our tour was just around 10 people! If I could do it all over, I would have had my kids unscrew the lids to see what was inside. But besides that little pet peeve, I appreciated the staff giving information and a little tour of the exhibits, and the movie is also included at the beginning of the event.

Went here for a quick fix on a breakfast burrito. I ended…read moreup getting some sweet bread as well because it looked so good. The burrito was great and the salsa on the side was the perfect combo. The service was great, and the ambiance was great.

Delicious pan dulce. Muy delicioso el pan dulce. The service was fast at this little neighborhood…read morebakery that also has food items. But the mainstay was the bread. So many options. And right now for October, they have the pan de muerto on display which makes for perfect ambiance. I wished they had some coffee to go with my Pan dulce. And they were sold out of tamales around 10-11 on Sunday. I guess they are popular. My favorite of the pan dulces was the marranitos. Though you can never go wrongs with one of their concha's or empanadas.

I was excited to try this bakery as I've never had Portuguese goods. Unfortunately they didn't have…read moremuch selection when I was there (I did get there just as they were opening). I bought 2 types of Rosquillas and they were very good. It is a small, quaint bakery. The staff were professional though not super friendly.

Fabulous!! Best bakery in Turlock. Always fresh and the…read morepeople are so pleasant!! It's worth my drive from Atwater.

Wonderful Bakery, Nice selection of bakery products, food…read moreallergies are no problem. Specialty goodie's. Great customer service.

They made this cake exactly what we asked for in a very limited time. They went above and beyond in…read moretheir service and the cake tasted amazing! We have a new lace where we will be getting our cakes and desserts. Can't praise them enough. Box stores don't care about you like these local places do!!! Support local.

The one good place Turlock has to offer. The rest is POOP (thanks for all the selections and great…read moreatmosphere) Prices were good too

I came across this spot while out in the field for work and decided to stop in. The selection was a…read morebit overwhelming at first, so I asked the staff for their recommendations. I ended up trying a chocolate chip cookie, lemon bar, mini confetti cookies, and a boysenberry pocket--which was my favorite. The cookies were decent, but the boysenberry pocket really stood out: flaky, held together perfectly, and full of flavor. The ambiance was inviting, and I was pleasantly surprised to see they also offer a variety of sandwiches and other menu items. I'd definitely come back to try more of those, along with additional desserts and pastries. I even picked up some dog treats while I was there--always love discovering places like this!

Was nearby, Yelped to find something for lunch and found two great places Punjab Express and 2…read moredoors down Cornelius Portuguese Bakery who also serve sandwiches. By the time I got there it was nearly closing and the only sandwich available was their ham & cheese on a fresh baked roll. The roll was very similar to Torta bread or Banh mi bread. The cheese was a semi soft that was creamy and salty and went well with the ham. Very simple meat, cheese & bread yet still very tasty. Also picked up a pan de nato and a small sweet bread. The pan de nato was oh so good!

I've never been to Corvallis Bakery but one of the Stanford residents must've visited and brought…read moreback some vanilla biscuits to share in our work room. They're round, hard crunchy cookies - each one about the size of a cinnamon roll- and really good! I'm partially writing this review so I can remember to visit if I ever go down Hwy 99 from Modesto.

Very friendly service ! Best matcha and coffee Food is…read moregreat as well , can never go wrong with them

Jessica, our waitress, was very personable and made sure we had everything we needed to enjoy our…read moremeal. The food was good. We really enjoyed the thick bacon and French toast! The only suggestion we have would be to include real maple syrup as an option.