Their huateques are our go to. Gotta get the asada ones…read more The cashiers are always friendly The location may not look so much like a bakery. But it helps with the congestion they would have in their other location Also feels nice having a location closer to home.

They have delicious pan dulce & their bolillo is so soft! Make sure to try their asada, it's…read moreflavorful. Gave them a 4 star just because their service needs some improvement but overall their food & pan Dulce is really good!

Clean premises make for a warm welcome and the staff are so nice too! Lots of fresh baked goods…read morethat you can have any time of the day available. But, I was blown away by $2 fresh pupusas ready to go only on Saturdays. Brought home about four, 2 bean and cheese and 2 mixed. Delicious! The coffee is also fresh and only $2.50 for a medium. I thought it was a steal. The baked Breads are $1 and $.50. Go support this small business. You won't regret it. Lots of free parking too. Great spot.

They sell a jalapeño cream cheese bolillo that's pretty good and cheap but their cookie breads…read morealways taste a day or two old... always really stale, Just got some at 10am and it was stale

I had a friend bring this for a group gathering and went here to pick some stuff up for work, and…read moreto our conversation, always thought pan dulce's were hard and stale...um, definitely proven wrong. These are so soft and so fresh. Inside the Villalongin Market on the way left. Fresh bread made daily and honestly so much variety!

Always a pleasure to stop here for Pan dulce I moved 60 miles away but I come down to the valley on…read moreSundays and this is a must to stop. Today I purchased a rosca de reyes a few days early since we will be working during the week and I must say this rosca never disappoints. We arrived and the guys there were just taking out fresh roscas and we got one right away. It is always so nice to see chava and Luis and their amazing employees. Overall a great place for pan dulce and roscas.

Two star for great customer service, but the food was not good…read more Before you come and order something, just take a walk around the store, you'll probably just walk straight back out and have saved yourself. Still interested, then continue to read my review first. First off, this is a Persian-Armenian market, not a restaurant. There are no seats. It's a mini store, somewhat like a convenient store. They have some fruits and veggies, but they all look bad, unless you want to buy green potatoes, floppy celery, cabbage that is the size of a tennis ball because all of its outer layers have been pealed, etc. The meat counter in the back, just go take a look. That would have been our out had I walked to look around first before ordering. I ordered the sosis bandari, chicken thigh kebab (shawarma) and an Araz burger. The Sosis Bandari was a German all-beef hotdog diagonally sliced and sauteed with onions, then stacked into a submarine bread with tomatoes. The bread was the only good part. The shawarma was thought to be the okay thing to order. Wrong! Burnt chicken. Possibly OLD burnt chicken. Thrown in a wrap with some onions and parsley. Nothing redeeming The burger came with fries. The fries were probably the best part of all the food, although it was not crunchy and could've been fried for slightly longer. This is a Persian-Armenian store, so the burger itself is seasoned as so. Although the woman at the front was very nice and explained that they make "smash burgers," it is anything but. It's probably cooked on a griddle, but we will never know as the food is made in the back. The burger patty itself was not crispy at all, no edges crispy or anything, it was just cooked well. The wait time.... After about 30 minutes, the "cook" or butcher or whatever he was, came running out to grab some tomatoes. Overall, and although I was the only person there, the total wait for these items was 40 minutes. I came here to give this new place a try, since it had low review count yet the reviews were raving. Not worth the try, save your money.

This place came up on the Too Good To Go app so I decided to try it out. It was very easy to find…read morein an industrial looking strip mall off Foothill Blvd. When I arrived she gave me 2 different cookie type pastries which I was excited to try. One was made with coconut, I do not like coconut at all, but I still tried it. The flavor was good, but I couldn't eat much because it was mostly coconut which isn't their fault of course. I also gave some to my husband who likes coconut and he said it's just ok. The other cookie was SO delicious. I warmed it up for a few seconds to soften it and they were perfect. Both my husband and daughter really liked them as well. I will definitely go back to try more items. It's a small grocery store, a bakery, and it looks like they serve prepared food as well. Parking is easy with a lot though spaces were kind of limited. But I think you can park on the street as well.

We found this place a while back on our search for the best tamales in the area. Their mole tamales…read moreare elite! I didn't care for their other tamales at all but the mole was delicious - excellent balance, flavor, and texture. I also liked their mini cinnamon roll. Their conchas were dry so I would not get those again. Ample street parking and the lady is always friendly.

I don't really write reviews but after this experience I just wanted to make it known after years…read moreof coming here .. for starters the lady who took my mom's order was beyond rude and refused basically any design that my mom requested stating they can't do it?? Mind you it was so simple. So she simplified the whole cake and just asked for it plain with dark green boarders and a happy birthday text. The lady didn't even make it how we asked for it wrote the text in Spanish and they used horchata instead of tres leches which I find beyond lousy . Almost no strawberries in the center either .. a beginner baker was able to give us our design exactly how we asked within one day. This lady on the other hand couldn't even do a round cake with dark green boarders just ridiculous

This place always hits the right spot. It reminds me of my grandma cooking and it's so worth the…read moredrive out there. They are a lovely family that makes you feel welcomed. Their prices are great and the food tastes amazing! Parking can be difficult on weekends but so good.

I been going there for probably 30 years love the tamales and pan and by the way for the last 25…read moreyears since I moved to Az this is the first place to stop and buy pan and tamales and take them to my mom's home and eat with all my family

I have been going to this bakery since late 60's when the original owners were still there , the…read morebest thing about this bakery is it's nostalgia and the taste is still the same ,the pan dulce is exactly how I remember it, although it's changed ownership they still have the same recipe for all the pan dulce , bolios and cookies Which like they say if it's not broken why change it!! The ambiance is so nostalgic, and welcoming

I love when the husband brings hometown treats home! So good! Consistently delish. The pretzels are…read morea go to as well.

I have been coming here since I was a little girl with my grandpa and my mom , and I love that it's…read morestill the same, food is delicious, masa is always perfect for tortillas or tamales whatever you need, service is always welcoming, Octavio is such a sweet man and so attentive and kind . The place is so nostalgic , not a lot has changed , especially the deeelish food

This place came up on my feed or list of recommendations. Looked interesting since I've lived in…read moreSan Fernando all my life and havent heard of this spot. So I checked it out. Small place and only serving a very select few menu items during the week. Weekends is when there are more options / full menu. I got 2 pork tamales, 1 chicharron taco and 1 carnitas taco con todo. The carnitas by themself are decently cooked. The taco is served in a handmade tortilla that is super thick and dense. Im a fan of these style tortillas being a little more softer than this was. The taste of the masa is on point and great. The salsa that they equip in the taco is hot. Like almost habanero hot. Its almost unpleasant / inedible. The chicharron is just the skin and its smashed up into the salsa and pico de gallo that come with the tacos. Not much going on here and nothing great. Pork tamale was average. The size is on the smaller side or almost average. Carne to masa ratio is good. Masa taste is great. The meat and sauce is umami and deep but still your average flavors for red pork tamales.