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We came here after lunch for matcha and dessert! It was packed, very busy, and the staff did a great job of moving the line along. The iced matcha was so good - I love that I could get it totally unsweet. I also got the Opera Cake, as it's the safest thing for gluten free people according to the girl behind the counter. Good drinks, great vibes. I recommend it.
I make a point to visit La Panadería Bakery Cafe whenever I visit San Antonio! It's great for brunch, a sweet treat, and great specialty coffee drink, or all of the above! The food is Latina American flavors with European twist (they import butter from Europe!). Service is friendly, and all of the employees are hustlin' to do an efficient but quality job. No matter what you try, you can't go wrong! I tried the iced churro latte (if you have a sweet tooth, this is for you.) The tres leches croissant is light, fluffy fry, buttery, and perfectly balanced with a creamy filling with sliced strawberries. The interior is warm, bright, and welcoming. PERFECT for breakfast or brunch with friends.
Pastries, were fresh, and the displays were gorgeous. I opted to get a vanilla latte the morning I swung by. The inside inside of the restaurant was maintain nicely considering they had so many pastries displayed you do not have to worry about the presence of flies landing on the items. Service was quick and I may try to come back at some point to grab a more hearty meal for brunch but just wanted to have a quick grab and go.
I heard the line on memorial day ran 50 deep, outside the door, wrapped around the front of the building, and the best thing one could do was to have patience. Luckily for me, I went the day after memorial day so the lines weren't that bad and the red carpet laid out in front of the restaurant was all clear. I grabbed a menu before it was my turn to order. It's a lot to choose from and without pictures it's difficult to tell what most of the items are. Especially for a first timer. So, I ordered what the gentleman in front of me had which was a plain croissant with butter. It looked better than it tasted. I chose not to use the butter because the croissant was cold so butter wouldn't take to it well. I also ordered a side of scrambled eggs with cheese and avocado. The eggs were delicious, cooked well and flavored nicely. But my avocados were oxidizing so the presentation wasn't appealing. My husband's breakfast scramble was filled with eggs. cheese, and turkey, but wasn't filled with flavor of any kind. It's a lively atmosphere. Great for large groups. There's seating outside so if you're feeling like sitting amongst pedestrians walking by, it's perfect. The service was slow. Really slow. I overheard they were backed up so by the time my macchiato was delivered I was almost done eating.
This place lives up to the hype. Sooooooo delicious. The croissant that put them on the map (order it) and the avocado toast- that bread from a non bread person. The Americano was delish too! Beautiful seating area - great spots for working. There was a line but it went fast and they were killing it on the line.
I visited La Panadería downtown while handling a large group order for a film crew, and I have mixed feelings because the food itself was genuinely very good, but the pace of service seemed to impact some important details for us. We placed an order for around 15 people with separate sandwiches, soups, sides, drinks, and pastries. It was clearly a busy time, and the team seemed focused on moving quickly and keeping orders flowing, which I understand. However, none of the food was labeled, and with a large order that made my task much more difficult than it needed to be. They offer several soups that looked nearly identical, so we were opening containers, checking the website, and comparing photos to figure out which was which. I also had to open sandwiches and inspect ingredients to determine whose order belonged to who. It felt less like disorganization and more like labeling probably was not prioritized in the rush, but for a large order, it would have made a huge difference. We tipped generously on top of a $300+ order, so I do think labeling individual items for a group order would have been a thoughtful touch. Now for the positives: the food was delicious. The crew loved it. I had the steak sandwich and would get it again but with more sauce. The coffees were standout items, especially the seasonal latte (pictured on the drink menu) and the strawberry horchata matcha. We also loved the chocolate croissant, and the rainbow pastry was sweet, fun, and worth trying. Would I return? Yes, absolutely for personal dining or a smaller order. For larger pickups, I would recommend splitting the order into smaller batches or allowing extra time to sort through everything. Great food and great energy, just a few details that could make group orders much smoother.
If you could eat without consequence, this is the place I'd go. Holy flaky buttery sugar bomb! We yummed our way through the Dubai concha, smores cookie, tequila croissants, cookie croissants, peinata and baby cheesecakes. We almost got the lime cake but I asked about how it was colored and skipped it. Yes, I know the conchas are dyed as well but the pastel Dubai concha was less dubious looking. The concha had a nice crispy outer and surprisingly soft interior, with multiple fillings in the Dubai one, each bite enough to satiate while leaving you wanting to return for just one more bite. The tequila croissant was what I imagined the gods would eat alongside their ambrosia and nectar. So flaky and fluffy. The sweetness in all the pastries we tried was balanced and so full of umami. And everything size XL. The tres leche matcha with tres leches cold foam and fresh strawberries was delightfully refreshing and priced fairly. Service was with a smile. Everyone was cranking out the orders and keeping that line moving. Respect to the to-go packers for individually hand twisting pastries in a plastic square wrap, not just using a wax paper to pick and pack in a box. Pro tip: if you are ordering to go there is a separate take out line that takes you to a self order kiosk. There is staff in the area and a separate smaller screen so you may also be order from a human. Everyone was at the kiosk when I was there. Entrance is around the corner from the line. There was also a satellite station set up on the corner Sunday morning, where she had Dubai conchas after the store had run out. Interior is simple tables with some soft seating inside. The menu also offers savory sandwiches and salads. On pastries and tres leche matcha alone, this is a must visit in San Antonio.
The best concha ever! We stopped here to pick up some treats in the morning after staying downtown and loved everything! There was a long line outside, but I went right up to the outdoor stand to order some pastries. I got 1 vanilla concha (even the small is huge), 1 tequila almond croissant (recommended by the worker), and 1 guava cheese kougn amann. I asked if I could order a latte with her or if she only had drip coffee, and she told me to go in the back door and order right on the screen. Our lattes were ready within minutes. Easy in and out, and the coffees and pastries were delicious. Everything stayed soft and was so fresh. I would like to go back for breakfast next time!
Wait Time There was a line, just like everyone says, but it moved pretty quickly, so no complaints. Ordering + Seating You order at the register, which is my pet peeve because I'm an indecisive girly, then take a number and find a seat wherever you can. There are high tops, regular tables, and couches, and they bring your food once they find your number. A little different, but it works. Food When I looked at the menu, everything looked GOOD. The Nutella croffin, the French toast... I was overwhelmed in the best way. I went with the tequila-infused almond croissant (I love an almond croissant) and a chai latte, and I'm obsessed. The croissant was flaky, buttery, and the almond flavor had just the right amount of sweetness. The chai was great too. I don't even usually like anything alcohol-infused, but it absolutely delivered. Overall So happy this place is not near my house because I would never meet any of my fitness goals. Loved it so much, I brought my best friend back the next day. Six stars based on pastry quality. I can overlook everything else. Love it, love it, love it.
One of those times where I wish Yelp had the option to rate in categories.... I would say overall La Panaderia Bakey Cafe gets a solid 3.7 stars from me. Production, atmosphere, and service: 5 stars!!! Upon arrival there was a very long line but to our surprise it went by very fast. How this place works is you get in line, order your food once you make it in, decide if you're going to dine in or take your items to go. They have loads and load of baked goods and set menu. Food: 3 stars We order the croffle and egg/ bacon croissant. Both were just okay! Came out pretty fast for how packed they were but overall the food was meh. The croffle was dry and lacked a wow factor. The croissant sandwich was big enough to share but was just ok. Matcha: 3 stars I've had worse and I've had better. Was drawn into the tres leches matcha but was expecting more flavor! Baked goods: 5 stars!!! Sooo yummy. Ordered ours from the little stand in the front. Very convenient and super yum. Panaderia mascot: 5 stars. No notes.
So we ask our hotel concierge where to go for breakfast. They recommended La Panaderia for breakfast. So when we walk down to this restaurant / bakery and was greeted with a friendly smile of the hosted. The create such wonderful dishes from their bakery rolls. I had the Sunny side up breakfast sandwich with ham, Swiss, and 2 Sunny side up eggs on the signature sweet roll. This sandwich melted in my mouth with delight. We also purchased a few extra rolls to take back home, but they never made it on the airplane. So good!!! The restaurant was super clean and wonderful inside. read more
We stopped here to get some sweets and try a pastry, place always seem busy so pretty popular and it was but they went fast, we walked down the display and picked out what we wanted, the employees were fast and friendly and Shana got us two pastries to eat back at the hotel. We got our bag and some napkins and plasticware and headed back to the hotel. Once there we found we only had one pastry, they didn't charge us for both so that was good but we saw them wrap up the second one, it just never made it to the bag which is weird and was a bit disappointing. What we got was pretty good but the chocolate kept falling off which was not great. Not a bad place but most likely won't return, not due to taste, more due to not getting our food. I see lots of rave reviews and again nothing else really went wrong but missing a whole item is bad. Just glad they didn't charge me for it so I didn't have to go through all that. read more
4 months ago
Absolutely delicious! Every bite was a delight. During our short stay in town, we couldn't get enough of this place--returning multiple times to savor the incredible food, coffee, and sweet breads. We savored the breaded chicken sandwich, a flavorful chicken salad, and the crescent breakfast sandwich filled with ham. My husband enjoyed an iced churro latte, while I indulged in both cold and hot lattes. The sweet breads stole the show: tequila crescent, tres leches crescent, vanilla concha, and blueberry bear claw--each more delightful than the last. An unforgettable experience, truly! read more
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Coffee Shop No. 506 La Panderia Bakery & Cafe San Antonio, TX June 9, 2025 La Panderia bakery and Cafe in downtown San Antonio is a true staple in the city, just a short walk from the Alamo. The Mexican-inspired menu is both creative and comforting--I enjoyed the CroLuna Tequila Almond Croissant. It was outstanding; flaky, not overly sweet, and generously sized, it felt like an indulgence and a great value all in one. My cortado matched the splendid news of the croissant--smooth, balanced, and made just right. The space itself adds to the experience. It's a large corner shop filled with natural light, where bright yellow chairs pop against warm wood tables inlaid with read-and-white tile. The wood ceilings give the cafe a cozy, welcoming vibe despite its size, making it perfect for lingering with a good book or friend or grabbing a quick bite. Service was excellent--warm, attentive and efficient--which really sealed the deal. Whether you're in town for the historic, the food scene, or searching for the perfect cortado, La Panderia deserves a spot on your San Antonio must-visit-list. Enjoying life one cortado at a time! read more
The line was long, but they moved quick! You order once you get to the front of the line, then go find a table. Some people started grabbing tables first, but this just created more problems. The staff clear and clean the tables really fast, so there were plenty. Once you get to the start of the counter, you'll begin ordering the pastries. My only complaint is that some of the pastries didn't have descriptions. The sign that explained each one was further ahead with small font. For food, we tried the Sunny Side Up sandwich, mexican cubano, and chicken milanesa. The sunny side up was huge, so you felt like you got your money's worth. Very tasty too. The croissant was perfect. The cuban was pretty good, but nothing special. The chicken milanesa was my favorite. I got a latte and it had good flavor with a good enough kick for the morning. As for pastries, I tried the tequila Almond croissant, monkey bread, peineta, and kouign amann. The croissant was light and airy with a good crisp - great if you aren't looking for something too sweet. The Kouign Amann was my favorite. It had a cheesecake filling and was very soft. The monkey bread and peineta was both too sweet for me. The monkey bread focused more on the flavor of chocolate than cinnamon, so it didn't feel like money bread, which was disappointing. Overall, it was a really great place with something for everyone. read more
They have lots of sweet bread options and according to them, their bakes are influenced by Mexican, French, Italian, and American styles, which was cool. I tried their filled red velvet concha and it was also my first time trying concha. Its similar to the idea of a paparoti / roti boy if you are from SE Asia. Sweet crusty top and lighter bread on the inside - I didnt like the filling it tasted a bit artificial chocolate. 7/10 The almond croissant was very greasy and also too big for my preference. I'm looking for something more delicate and manageable to eat by one 6.5/10 Blueberry pastry was fine, I'm surprised to see the cream cheese layer beneath 7/10 These breads in general are a bit too sweet and oily for my taste. Service was quick and ample of seating. read more
2 years ago
I tried Panaderia for the very first time when my friends from Los Angeles were visiting during MLK Jr weekend, and were staying in downtown :) ! I could only meet with them briefly. So I couldn't really sit down for too long to truly try their main signature breakfast dishes. Because I was on a time crunch, I ordered 2 pastries and a latte. My friends were delighted with this breakfast/brunch choice since it was a hop-and-a-skip away from their hotel, and the food and coffee selections were delicious :) ! For the most part, you stand in line and choose either items from the menu, or from behind the display case. The clerks provide with a number for your order that you can take to your table. All tables and seating are first-come, first-serve. If you ordered any drinks or coffees, or breakfast dishes off the menu, the servers will bring these to you :) ! The ambiance is very comfortable and casual, and perfect for great conversation :) ! But it can also get noisy! Haha :D ! It was already pretty busy and crowded on the Friday morning before the holiday weekend. So I'm glad that my friends decided to meet right before the holiday weekend, and not during the actual weekend. I would imagine that the lines would be much longer, and the crowds would be more, on the actual weekends. The next time i come, I hope to be able to truly sit down and enjoy :) ! I really enjoyed seeing and catching up with my friends who were visiting from out of town :) ! But I just wish I could have had more time to truly embrace the experience in a non-hurried fashion. Parking for me in downtown was a little bit of a challenge. Since I wasn't going to be in downtown for too long, I decided to do the 2-hour max street parking for less than $5 total, close by Embassy Suites and walk over to Panaderia, since this was cheaper and more reasonable than parking in the parking lots for $20 and up. read more
9 months ago
Go early! There will be a line but its worth it! The Staff is Great! Doesnt matter who you ask they will stop what they're doing to get you what you need! Rey, Sergio and Jonathan all helped us! Which just shows they are constantly checking to make sure you're happy! Food was so Good! read more
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Loved this spot, got a mini concha, the croissant waffle breakfast, and a coffee. Pastries were really great, a bit expensive per each one but still doable. Genuinely enjoyed the waffle breakfast as well. Would definitely come back! read more
I go everyday when I'm in town. This is a special place. The pastries are delicious and coffee is great. I tend to order ahead of time to avoid lines. They have a great soda machine with unusual options. I wish they had more savory options. read more
1 year ago
This is a great variety of fresh baked goods need to order breakfast coffees, juices, wines, and champagne. You enter through a single file line and they take your order at the counter. It moves quickly, so don't be intimidated by a long line outside. The food is very fresh and is really tasty. Don't let your eyes get bigger than your stomach. read more
10/10 stars!! This place is amazing everything from the front door to the exit door it's amazing! Husband and I went for a getaway trip to San Antonio and this place was on our bucket list. We were excited to try the sweet bread conchas to be more exact and they DID NOT DISAPPOINT! They were so buttery, soft and huge! The staff is very polite and professional they are always willing to help and the atmosphere was very busy because it is a delicious place but you don't feel overwhelmed or anything it's perfect for brunch! read more
1 year ago
15 days ago
I tried going here on a Saturday and the line wrapped around the block so I had to skip it. Went back during the week and I learned what the hype was about. I had the Ranchero Benedict with chicken milanesa. Would definitely recommend. The chicken milanesa, ranchero sauce, eggs, and sourdough were all really good together. My eyes rolled back into my head multiple times while eating it. read more
They gave us menu to look at while in line. I wanted the croissant with tres leches and my husband wanted the tequila French toast. When we got to the counter, the tequila french toast was already gone. It was a bummer because we lined up for over an hour and then not to be able to eat what he wanted. We ordered the waffle croissant. It was okay. The croissant with Tres leches was okay but I was not blown away. (I love croissants) . The cafe Miel was very good. The Mexican hot chocolate was also very good. If there's a next time, we will just have drinks. read more
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11 months ago
The one we went to was in downtown San Antonio. Very busy, good pastries, and excellent services. The servers kept the place very clean with as many customers that they entertained. read more
2 months ago
Atmosphere was nice, place had plenty people. You order them sit down. A variety of breakfast foods and pastries. Tried the mono bowtie which was like cinnamon dough bread. The avocado toast was alright, no flavor that really stood out read more
1 year ago
Great great food! I didn't have anything left on my plate! The Caesar salad was amazinggggg. I was thrown off by the sun-dried tomatoes but omg what a great taste. The dressing had a Mexican spin to it. SOOOOO yummy. The lobster on the soft, flaky croissant was *chefs kiss*. I also had a strawberry mimosa and it was a great size and very delicious. No complaints. We went on a Monday around 11am and there wasn't a wait and plenty of options to choose a seat. I would add this to my must visit every time I visit San Antonio! read more
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7 months ago
Great food, quick and friendly service, and a strong menu with variety. From pastries to coffee and sandwiches it was my fav breakfast stop. Can't wait to go back and try the bowls for lunch read more
2 years ago
Loved visiting this well known bakery/breakfast spot right in downtown San Antonio. Showed up at 8 am and beat the weekend rush which lined up down the block on our way out. We ordered their almond croissant French toast, avocado toast, and got some Mexican pastries to go on the way out. Their coffee was also excellent. Service was quick and friendly. read more
I could not get enough of this place. I stopped in for breakfast both mornings I was in San Antonio. The pan dulce, avocado toast, and other pastries were divine! I dined in and did take out. Both were prompt, and the food was fresh! Be ready to wait if you come later in the day. The line starts before they even open. It's worth the wait! read more
1 year ago
First time to San Antonio and we stumbled upon this treasure! As an enthusiastic world traveler, I have tasted the best Parisian croissant and indulged in the richest of hot chocolates. Today rivaled those experiences. Not to mention the La Classica bowl- wow. Bring your appetite because it's hard to choose just one thing to eat here. I felt like I took a walk into a Spanish bakery in Madrid, and somehow crossed over into Paris. Add in the Mexican hospitality and fun environment- this place has them all. Amado took some time to visit at our table and talk with us and share the history of the company. He and all of the staff were very attentive, even though you order at the counter and find your own table. We will be back in the morning to get a to go box for the road home! PS - I didn't get photos of all the food because we were too busy eating and read more
Talk about an amazing array of baked goods -freshly baked ! Also offer for soup, salads, sandwiches, and breakfast. I ordered the classic torta with the fideo and a Ferrero Rocher concha which is a seasonal one. Everything was delicious! The coffee here is great as well the Cafe Bonbon would be my recommendation. read more
Saw this place on TikTok and to stop in while in the area. Unfortunately I didn't try breakfast like I intended but I did order a Tequilla almond croissant and Cuban sandwich. Both were very good and the staff was friendly. You order at the counter and then find a seat wherever you'd like. There's plenty of seating and great people watching as the building is located on a corner of the intersection. read more
2 years ago
While in San Antonio staying at the Hyatt on the riverwalk, we decided to try La Panaderia for breakfast. There was a line out the door when we got there, it did move quickly. We got the El Mexicano, and Fiesta Lobster Benedict. We loved both the items we got. We also loved their coffee and hot chocolate. There were more items we would have loved to try and couldn't. Definitely will be back when we are in San Antonio next. read more
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La Panadería was a pleasant surprise. Upon walking up we encountered a massive line and thought, "well hope the hype is good." And indeed it was. The line actually went by quicker than we expected and were seated in no time. I really liked the general ambiance of the place. People came and went quickly, so it never felt like obnoxiously packed. The food and pastries were delicious and tasty! I had the avocado toast with eggs and the Croncha and ham and cheese croissant. No complaints! Portion was wonderful and pastry size was perfect. Highly recommend for a chill and casual breakfast/brunch. read more
La Panaderia is amazing!!! I wasn't sure what to expect but their breakfast was easily one of my favorite meals while visiting San Antonio. They have a huge selection of gorgeous pastries. I went the savory route and ordered the Vegetariano sandwich with eggs, and it came with a lentil soup. It was a perfect harmony of a buttery flaky croissant, the tang from pickles, the smooth avocado. It was a very generous portion as well for breakfast. The service is also great. While the line can get long, it was maybe a 10-15 min wait until I ordered, and my food came out within 10 minutes. The staff is super friendly and eager to help and hear feedback. Overall I think there is something for everyone here and highly recommend a meal here! read more
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301 E Houston St
San Antonio, TX 78205
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Do you have parking?
This particular location is located in Downtown and there is parking available around the bakery. Our other two locations have Parking available, please check our webpage for more information lapanaderia.com
Is there a place to park?
You will have to use a municipal parking garage across the street. It's $3/hour usually, but could be more at times.
Do they take reservations?
Hi, no we don’t take reservations first comes first serves. Since all our pastries are fresh we recommend to stop by not that late. Thanks
I would like to know how the employees are so professional and happy?
The employees seem to enjoy their work and are well spoken, they listen and are efficient. The establishment is well kept, there is much pride in what they do. Not only is it good food and a great environment, but the employees do a nice job of…
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