There's several Michoacána style ice cream stores in El Paso. Not all are affiliated with each…read moreother but they look similar. This one is a small shopping center. The store looks tired and needs TLC. There's old tape on the glass door, the chairs are flimsy and the tables are wobbly. The service is fine. The kitchen area looks clean and neat and the food we've bought has been pretty good. This location has paletas, which are homemade Mexican style popsicles. You can order them with different styles with chamoy and gummy worms or have it dipped in chocolate. There's also agua frescas and different Mexican style snacks called antojitos. The one feature this location has that others do not is the drive thru.

Wow where do I start, the ladies at Manjar are super talented, was in town to celebrate a birthday…read moreand I was in charge of the cake. I walked in sowed Mrs. Rosie a picture of what I needed and when I picked up the cake it was exactly what I had asked for. The staff was super friendly and pleasant to work with. Not only was the cake beautiful it was delicious, it was very moist and tasty. Will definitely use Manjar for any cakes or treats that I send my friends and family.

This bakery has the BEST alfajores I've ever tasted. They are really the biggest highlight of this…read morebakery. If you go, they are a must try. I recently ordered some buñuelos, I assume are seasonal, and they tasted great. They were also wrapped beautifully, with great detail. It was nice little presentation, especially because it was taken to a gathering. This bakery is pricey but I believe it is because the consistent taste and presentation.

This business specializes in Italian style desserts which is exactly what I need for my upcoming…read moredinner party. Unfortunately they were not as authentic as I needed. The bombolini were tasty but a little greasy; the cannoli filling was watery and the shells were over fried. The orange cake was pretty.

Delicious, adorable AND local! This place does NOT disappoint! I've tried a handful of their…read moredesserts and all were delightful. If you want to WOW your guests with something beautiful yet delicious, try the Olive & Poppy cake. I ordered it for a birthday and quickly ordered another to give as a Christmas gift. The nutella cornetti are hands down my favorite (so far). Order extra because you won't want to share. All orders have been ready in 24 hours or less for pick up or delivery.

Some of the best desserts- from the brownies, chocolate chip cookies, and ny favorite - the mango…read moremostachón

So far I have bought the chocolate chip cookies and pumpkin muffins filled with cream cheese. My…read morefamily has finished them pretty much the same day we got our order. 350 Delights is my new favorite place to get baked goods by far. It's a must try in El Paso! If you want a sweet treat get them from here!

Tanya made two different cakes for my dinner party last night. Both were to die for! The first…read morecake was a brown sugar cake with fresh raspberries, limoncello custard and a Pomegranate Port-Chambord butter cream. The second cake was a Chocolate chip cake with nutella mousse and hazelnut brittle filling with a frangelico butter-cream. I was stuffed from dinner but somehow I managed to find space for two pieces of cake. I couldn't choose! I will definitely be ordering more desserts!

My Luna Marie Loves Enzo's Energy Bars! They are her favorite! Tanya is so amazing!!!read more

Delicious sweet treats available from a local small business with a knack for delicious flavors and…read morelots of sweet options! Cookies, cupcakes, brownies, pies, cakes, cake pops, etc. You can even get homemade dog treats! Buy local and support this minority-owned, female-owned, local baker option for your sweet tooth cravings!

Found this little gem via Yelp. Amazingly good ice cream and excellent, friendly service…read more It's in a tiny shopping center. The inside is fun with chalkboard menus and kids crayon drawings on the wall. Highly recommended!!

This is a cute little place with a few seats and a nice menu of choices. You can choose to create…read moreyour own ice cream or pick from some already put together combinations. The lady who took our order was very friendly and explained the process very well. I tried the pina colada. It was delicious but I couldn't finish it as it was just to hard. However it was a dairy free option and the others appeared to be much creamier. Everyone really enjoyed the ice cream and our grandson lived watching the entire process. Would be back if in the area again. Highly recommend!

I stopped by at about 5:30 for some Tamales. I had never been to this bakery before. They were out…read moreof Tamales. I wanted to be cordial and give them a chance. Out of a mixture of guilt and curiosity I purchased two raisin cookies and two Calabaza Empanadas. Holy smokes! First of all, nobody ever scammed Aztec bakery into using Vegetable Shortening to make their raisin cookie. This was Manteca, baby! Oddly a much healthier fat than hydrogenated vegetable shortening, and a beautiful, fresh as can be cookie with a slight hint of the sheen of egg on top. I felt a little bit sad for the pig and then quickly got over it. The deed was already done. I had purchased the cookie. It was a fabulous cookie. Melting in my mouth. Not overly sweet. Just baked. After I got home I decided to try one of the little Pumpkin hand pies. I'm not going to lie, my absolute favorite Empanadas that I have ever had were savory and made by a Cuban named José. José ran a Cuban Pizza and BBQ joint that everyone in Palo Alto referred to as "Josés cocaine emporium." Not being a coke head myself, I'm not certain that it really was or wasn't a front for blow. All I know for sure was that those empanadas were filled with chicken and cheese and olives and raisins and every kind of goodness. The restaurant was legit about their amazingly good Cuban food! But I digress.. Aztec serves the Mexican and sweet version of Empanadas. Usually I order these at other places, take a bite, and am mildly disappointed because they seem to be soggy and stale or don't have much flavor. Not this Empanada, compadres! This was perfect! Slightly spiced pumpkin. Perfectly fresh and not overly doughy or soft. A light sprinkling of just melted crisp sugar crowned this queen of an empanada. Thank you for introducing me to empanadas as they are meant to be experienced Azteca. Glory to you!

This bakery has been there since I was small and they continue to make some of the best white bread…read moreI have tasted. It's a small bakery with not a whole lot of parking but the bread is worth it. They have good doughnuts and cookies also. Along with all the other normal bakery goods that make your Sunday menudo that much better.