They have very good pan dulce. The Maranitos are delicious. They do not have a very big selection…read moreof bread and we arrived early before heading back to DFW area. It was a disappointment as we were taking bread home to family members. We bought chips, corn and flour tortillas which were all very good!!

If you like flour tortillas, do not miss these. They are the best flour tortillas in San Antonio!!…read moreNo competition - unless your mom or grandma still makes her own fluffy, tasty, warm tortillas. If cold, warm them up in a cast iron skillet or a comal and you'll see them puff up beautifully and taste just made. Their traditional Mexican sweet baked goods are made on site, lots of variation, and they also earn 5 stars.

I have been coming here for pan de dulce for years. It has always been good. I like the magdalenas…read moreand piedras the most. My husband particularly likes the cookies with the jelly centers. The service is nice. On Sunday mornings there will be a line. So get there early.

Voted best flour tortillas in San Antonio Texas and I agree. Everyone is kind and friendly…read more Delicious baked goods.

I love the spam and egg tacos the prices can not be beat…read more the employees remember who you are and treat you as family

Cute little shop with fresh and tasty sweet bread. The staff is very kind and always there to help…read moremake a suggestion.

We stopped on our way out of town (visiting for fiesta) and wasn't expecting much…read more I cannot tell you how excited we were when we saw the barbacoa sign. It wasn't greasy at all. The homemade tortillas were soft and fluffy. I also got a cinnamon twist. That thing was beyond soft! Our little crew put this on the list of spots to go back to on our next visit to SA. This place doesn't get enough props. I'd take pics but we ate it too fast. Lol

What's good about place is availability and lots of product…read more The worst thing is the price. 10.00 for half donuts crazy. I went to another bakery spent half that.

1. Close to my parents house…read more 2. They have cuerno and churros 3. Cheap It's all good. Ok now for an actual review/nostalgic story: My little sister started coming here about a decade ago and I came a few times to see what the big deal was. The air smelled sweet. More recently I started coming here because Charles Barkley commented on big ol' women from San Antonio and how we double fist churros. This put me in the mood for churros (Barkley KNOWS, churros are freaking awesome). Now I've been exploring a number of options in Austin trying to get my churro fix, but I just can't find the right crunchy to chewy ratio SO, I end up just saving the churro savoring for San Antonio. Things to note: English is not usually a strong suit here (about 2/3 of the time I've been), but I manage to make it out with a bag of goodness every time. That said, if you want to practice your Spanish, I think it will be welcome unless there is a line, if that's the case, save your Spanish and just point & hold up fingers. It looks closed from the outside, but I swear it's open and dimly lit on the inside. They're open from 5am to 9pm. It's easy to miss coming down the street from either side, so just look for the Autozone. The parking lot looks like an old skool drive in burger type place. $5 minimum on cards. I honestly like just grabbing a bag from here, going somewhere to get coffee and meeting up in the park or just having tea in my backyard - that's good eating.

Arrived at 8:25. Place closes at 9. Lady inside gave an attitude as if annoyed we showed up…read more Charged a ridiculous amount compared to many other places in the south side that I've been to. First time here and last.

We were looking for something sweet after a big meal. I found this bakery and decided to try it…read more The girl at the counter is super kind and welcoming. She helped us pick what to order I love empanadas despite being full I ordered those too The 3 stars are for the empanadas and if I could split the review I would give the service 5 stars. However the sweet treats are not good! I was expecting something authentic. I am not sure if it has been sitting in the case for a while or I didn't care for it I liked the decor and the music. I will be back for the empanadas

If you're looking for a Cuban spot, this is not it! Completely disappointed. The service was bare…read morewho attended is rude it was really hot inside, you think you are getting a tostada you get sliced hard as hell bread, cafe con leche watery. I'm posting so you do not waste your time in coming here for authentic Cuban food. THIS NOT a Cuban bakery as they claim.

Being rather selective of taste and texture if the tortilla . I found their corn tortillas to be…read moresome of the best. They taste fresh and delicious. They also have yellow corn and flour tortillas which are just as delicious. They care about quality and customer satisfaction. Always fresh.

Took a party of four there today for lunch. Great ambiance. Very friendly staff. Was greeted…read moreimmediately at the front. The meal was great. I think this is the first time ever in a Mexican restaurant. I left full but not bloated down. The food was delicious. Very good priced. They offered us a free dessert and Mexican pastry. I'm so glad we finally found a good Mexican restaurant in san antonio.

I've passed by this place for years. The one thing that has always turned me off was the gosh darn…read moreparking. Four spaces and you back up into S. Flores traffic. This place has a really good set up inside. Very clean and spacious. Nice big shelves of pan Dulce , donuts , cookies and tres leches. I was so excited when I saw the bite size pan de Huevos. Wow ......so cool and fantastic for someone like me who is trying to cut down on portions. The pecan sandies or wedding cookies are melt in your mouth delicious. I could eat a dozen of those quarter size things. Then I remember ........ Portion control. But the one thing I have a hard time "portion controlling" is the Tres Leches!!! Oh my goodness !!! Ooohhh my goodness!! By far the best tres leches I have had in a very long time. Even better then HEB. Horno I'm almost positive puts some kind of flavored liqueur . Not gonna find that at HEB. Horno has a pineapple tres leches and a strawberry tres leches and..... And they will sprinkle Pecans on top if you want them to. ((((drooling yet..... Yes I know))) So all in all I'm more then happy to ...... ooh so carefully back up my car into S. Flores to go home and test my portion control.

My favorite bakery I've been to, the mini conchas are great for the kids and more variety than any…read moreother place I've been. The pan dulce here is unlike anywhere else, it's literally sweet, and great texture.