Hands down. Best Mexican Bakery around. Fresh, delicious…read morebreads and cakes. They have a lot of variety to choose from. Their prices are so reasonable, please leave a tip!

I love the smell of a bakery. This one had so many goodies I had to give my opinion…read more Love their cookies in the small zip lock bag. Courteous and professional, the sale completed and all was good.

I ordered a custom lemon cake with strawberry filling (instead of raspberries), and the entire…read moreexperience was a disappointment from start to finish. The owner was surprisingly rude throughout the process, which already set the tone, but the cake itself was even worse. The presentation was awful, truly nothing like what was promised. And unfortunately, it tasted exactly how it looked: dry, unbalanced, and just... yuk. For a custom order, the quality was beyond unacceptable. I expected care, flavor, and professionalism, and received none of the above. This review was necessary. I would not recommend this bakery for custom cakes. And the cost was over the top! $60. Smh! I wouldn't mind if it was worth it. Gina's Piece of Cake is my normal go to, but they weren't taking any more orders. Probably due to Good Friday, and Easter Sunday. Next time my alternative to Gina's would be Albertson's. This lady at Orcutt was beyond RUDE and just down right nasty! Absolutely pass her up! Yuk yuk yuk!

5 stars for the Lemon Glazed Cookie. Soft with a hint of vanilla and a good dose of lemon flavor…read more Not overly sweet. As a bonus, it was only $2.50. Such a steal!!! I would totally buy a ton of these. Minus one star for the triple chocolate cupcake which was just average.

We stopped by for a quick sweet treat after lunch. They had plenty of treats baked fresh and ready…read moreto eat. They also sell coffee! We grabbed a cream cheese cinnamon roll and it was delicious! We took it home and warmed it up and it was even better. The staff is super friendly and told us about the pastries they have available. They have plenty of seating inside and outside to enjoy a cup of coffee and pastry. The inside also has a gift shop to look around through which is nice.

I can't say enough about the fabulous people who work at Ginas Piece Of Cake in Arroyo Grande!!!!…read moreI actually go almost daily to pick up my favorite pastry, which is a "French waffle"...Amber and Julie,( and sometimes Gina) are so accommodating and cheerful! So happy they opened in Arroyo Grande! Love this place and the team!!!!

Best pan dulce in town and the best prices. Services is always great and staff are friendly…read more Typical ambiance of a panaderia. They accept Apple Pay. Have fresh juices, coffee, cakes, champurrado. Must stop for good affordable pan dulce

Great Mexican bread varieties and great service. No wonder it is always busy in the morning hours…read more A must have to start your day or a great place to buy in bulk for the week. The hot chocolate is also delicious and everything is fairly priced!

The Solvang Bakery was our last stop before heading out. During busy weekends this little shop is…read moreso crowded that we've avoided going inside. Today was a perfectly slow day that we found ourselves the only customers in the late afternoon. We were able to take our time browsing every shelf and display. The gingerbread houses were amazing. Everything looked so tasty, especially those Danish buttercookies beautifully boxed and wrapped with ribbon. I found myself going back to them until finally giving in to buying a couple to share with family. The type and shape of the buttercookies is slightly different in each box. A small bag is also available. Super-cute, bright, clean and organized. Friendly staff. I'm so glad we finally had a chance to visit.

The Solvang Bakery is one of a couple Danish bakeries in Solvang California. They all offer similar…read morepastries but in their unique way. The Solvang Bakery offers a delightful section of pastries and breads, including their Jalapeño Onion Cheese Bread, amazing gingerbread cookies, almond kringle, and authentic buttery Danish butter cookies. I personally could not get enough of their amazing Jalapeño Onion Cheese Bread loaf. It has a blend of cheddar cheese, poppy seeds, onion, and a bit of garlic, creating a flavorful experience. Along with its cozy ambiance, clean bakery, and friendly staff, this is a must visit location when in town.

Our First Time Here At The Guadalupe Cafe In Guadalupe, CA Seen It Several Times Before But Never…read moreEaten Here Yet..?? Hopefully It's Good..?? I'm Deciding What I Wanna Order I'm Conflicted...!!! I Wanna Try Everything..!!! But Gonna Try The Tamales Combo One Red And One Green With Rice And Beans. My Fiancées Having Her Usual The Cheese Enchiladas With Rice And Beans And Of Course SANCHITO Gets His Carne Asada Taco Plain Just Meat. I Ordered An IPA Lagunitas Beer And My Babe Ordered A Michelada With A Shot Of TOOKILLYA..!! I Asked For Chips And Salsa And Uoung Lady Said She'd Bring Some Quesadillitas. Appetizers I Imagine..??

Guadalupe Cafe is a hidden gem in the Santa Maria area. Beautiful ambiance with indoor seating and…read moreoutside seating. The outdoor patio was my favorite. Wonderful service and delicious food. Great salsa and prices.

Came in on the weekend and barely missed the growing line. Cute little house store-front and small…read moreshop inside. Tables and seating outside if you wanted to enjoy your baked goods there. I purchased the pain au levain, in lieu of a baguette, for $12. The price is pretty steep for a loaf, but seems to be the going rate for these smaller boutique bake shops. The bread itself was warm when I purchased it, which was awesome. Enjoyed it with my coffee, but did find it to be a little doughy on the inside. Good flavor, but not something I would come back for. I'd rate it a solid 3.5. I also purchased the chocolate chip cookies. I think I completely went brain dead when I bought these, because I did read they were gluten-free and vegan, but still bought the pack of 6. Man, they looked like chocolate chip cookies, but didn't taste like chocolate to me, at all. For a regular chocolate chip cookie lover, it's a 1 star. For someone looking for a gluten-free and vegan cookie, this could be a winner. Maybe.

Clean and cute little shop! Friendly service and welcoming atmosphere. The tart was delicious and…read morefresh and the coffee was good. Stumbled upon this place looking for coffee but glad I did. Will definitely be coming by earlier in the day when there are more pastry selections! If you're looking for a cozy place for coffee and pastries then stop by!

My family and I knew that it was a must to stop into a Danish bakery while in Solvang and…read moreMortensen's was first! Mortensen's is a landmark in Solvang, the building is huge and they even have nice lawn area where you can sit and enjoy your treats! We ordered an assortment of cookies, an Almond Croissant, Cheese Danish and a Pistachio Bar. There were so many pastries to choose from - we had a hard time walking away and not buying one of everything! They had tubs of Danish Butter Cookies and massive Danish Kringles! They also had plenty of seating inside as well! I loved seeing all of the Spring and Easter decorations throughout - it was a very welcoming atmosphere! Staff were also friendly and gave recommendations! I would definitely come back and visit Mortensen's the next time I am in Solvang! Check them out!

Take a look at my photos first--the cake and the bill just didn't match. I ordered three items (two…read morecakes and a coffee), but the receipt only listed two, and they weren't even the items I had. I checked the menu and realized the bill was actually for less than I should have paid; it was likely mixed up with the customer sitting next to me, who I remember had ordered a Napoleon. Looking at the prices later, I found the menu quite strange: the Chocolate Eclair is $11.95, while the Napoleon is a dollar less. Anyone who has ever made both will admit that an eclair is much easier to prepare than a Napoleon--in fact, an eclair might be the easiest item in a bakery. It's an interesting pricing choice. This bakery must be very famous; even the AI I used to plan my trip from Pasadena to San Jose recommended it. Since it isn't peak season, I easily found a parking spot on the main street, which was a relief compared to ten years ago when I had to drive in circles to find one. Even in the off-season, there was still a line--not too long, but a line nonetheless. The pastries in the case were all beautifully made and looked delicious. It was difficult to decide, but I eventually chose a Chocolate Eclair and a Danish Waffle. I went with the eclair because it was one of the few Western-style cakes available in my hometown of Shanghai when I was growing up. I've loved them since childhood. Back then, the only other Western desserts we could find were Palmiers, Chestnut Cream Cakes, and cups of whipped cream that you would just eat directly. The eclair tasted excellent, with a texture that was a perfect mix of soft and crispy. The cream was a little oily but still acceptable, and while the whole thing was quite sweet--a bit beyond average--I could still enjoy it. The Danish Waffle looked a bit like a fried Chinese donut, or Youtiao, stuffed with whipped cream, but the outside was actually a light, crispy puff pastry. It was much better than I imagined--crispy without being hard and perfectly baked. The filling was the same cream used in the eclair, combined with raspberry jam. I later realized the Danish Waffle was only $6.25, nearly half the price of the eclair despite being just as good. It's strange that the Chocolate Eclair is the most expensive item in the bakery; it's good, but compared to the Danish Waffle, the price is a bit high. I saw some people complaining that the bakery doesn't have a restroom. When I asked, the staff politely directed me to the nearby park. I accepted the answer, though I can't imagine how they handle the crowds during the busy season. Regardless, this is a five-star experience, no doubt--just be sure to check your bill when you pay. I don't want to pay more than I owe, but I don't want to pay less, either.

The bf took me here for some fresh baked bread, the cream cheese jalepeno rolls was to die for,…read morethrow on top of that the sopas that was twice to die for. Its just bread, but it is so damn good!

Their eggs and bacon breakfast burrito had a lot of potato in it and hardly egg's. I would not…read morerecommend

Love this place! My favorite place for a croissant in town…read more The coffee is also great too, they make a great mocha - not too sweet. Pairs perfectly with a morning pastry. The staff here is always so nice and pleasant, serving up with a smile and good vibes. The inside of the shop is super cute, and I like how they display their pastries for the day in the window looking into the shop. This place is definitely the serotonin boost you need to start your day. I've always left this place happy and in a better mood

Mule Bakery and Cafe is a small local bakery with some delicious pastries! Their croissants are…read moreabsolutely amazing and I also really love their muffins! The coffee is okay but nothing to rave about. This is a very small space so only two or two barstools inside and then a few tables outside on their patio. It gets busy here on the weekends so expect to wait a bit. However, service is always friendly!