Everything is delicious! I have ordered ten different sandwiches over huge years -- all tremendously! If possible, please put in more customer seating. The counter by the west window is OK to chill by, but NO SEATS! I go here once or twice a week before my shift at work. I would appreciate a place to sit...However, I will live without to keep getting your yummy sandwiches!! read more

Pastries were and tasted like a 3day old pastry ,bread on pastry was dry and stale, apple turnovers was soggy and no crisp with edge being hard as a rock over all I'm wondering how a place that serve that type of food can still be open , also when you walk in you can clearly see all the sandwiches inside the fridge and who knows how many days they have been there. Customer service was horrible ,I had the repeat everything like 3times then another one would point to the item like if she did not understand anything I was saying, my tummy hurts now I hope I get sick from it so I can see the hell out of those greedy inconsiderate shit that sell old food to people... Fuck them they deserve to be shut down read more

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We were heading into town for a seminar and I needed a strong coffee. We stopped here and got in line to order a sandwich and coffee. The clientele was a very rough bunch. Not sure if their was finishing or starting. But the sandwiches were definitely worth the wait. We had egg, bacon and cheese in a Cuban bread that was put in a press. They were warm, tasty and very filling. I had a large black coffee with no sugar. The young lady raised her eyebrows when I said no sugar. The coffee was excellent and it hit the spot. I never would have found this place if it wasn't for my friend. I am told that it is a landmark from1969. Don't judge a book by its cover or you would miss this place. read more

I always dismissed los cubanitos as there's so many hispanic bakeries; that looking for parking on park street felt more like a challenge than a reward. They have good bread and prices are very affordable. You can get a sandwich, a drink and even a dessert with $10 or less. Their baked goods are always good when freshly made of course. I try to stay away from the sweet treats and most of the time go there for their buttered toasted bread. read more

Stopped whim because I wanted some flan.. the flan was excellent. I got the vanilla. Very rough neighborhood. But the man and the woman behind the counter were very nice. read more

Los Cubanitos Bakery - Yum!! - Bakeries Near Me - Hartford, Connecticut

crunchy, warm delicious portuguese rolls freshly baked throughout the day. very distinctive!!. sandwiches are simple but unforgettable. prices have kept up wiyh inflation fortunately. read more

From freshly made bread to customize cakes. Flan, cookies, drinks, eggs, donuts and a smile. Good people family owned. read more

Los Cubanitos Bakery - My favorite home town bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Hartford, Connecticut

Reminiscent of an OG style colmadito in that folks will queue here first thing in the morning in their pj's for pastry, bread and coffee. Slightly sullen service matches the affect of typical clientele. Have yet to try the coffee - it's drip (???) so I'm nervous. Two other points. 1. Rough neighborhood. See photo. 2. The quesitos are as good as I've found in Hartford. For those who think that pan de Cielo is the shizzle, a quick story. I went there to get a bunch of quesitos for my office, because it is convenient to where I live. I need 20, and they only had 15 there. They said wait a few minutes, we are getting another batch shortly. I said where are they coming from? "Los cubanitos." So do like me: punch 867 Park St. into your GPS, and go straight to the source. read more

Los Cubanitos Bakery - Across the street - Bakeries Near Me - Hartford, Connecticut

I have never had their sandwiches. They are $2. But hey, they might suck, guy before me. However, let me tell you about the pastries. I will illustrate with two stories: 1. Several weeks ago, I was walking back with a few coworkers after lunch and decided to stop. One coworker had to rush back for a meeting, so she handed me $5 with the instruction to get her a pastry, any pastry. I figured hey, that'll cover a pastry or two. So I picked out three delectable looking ones and got myself a coffee. I figured it would run me $12-$15. Then she rang me up. And it was $4.20. THREE gourmet pastries and some awesome Puerto Rican coffee. For four dollars and twenty cents. And, to put the icing on the cake, they were delicious. Like, some of the best I've ever had. 2. More recently, several coworkers were going to grab afternoon coffee and went there. I had a meeting and only a ten dollar bill in my pocket, but asked them to return with a pastry and coffee for me. They came back and handed me $3 change. So, more normal, right? Wrong. They bought coffee and pastries for MY ENTIRE DEPARTMENT. So many pastries that they came in a box. For $7. And my canoli-filled-with-custard thing was even better than the last time. If you're looking to go to a bakery in Hartford, yeah Mozzicato's is historic and good. But you're messing up. For real. read more

I have never been to an establishment or have been treated so poorly by the staff at any business, before I was even able to order anything. I walked in and nobody was to be seen. Somebody who works there was in the back. Which is fine, however, I said, "hello". Simply to acknowledge my presence due to being unseen by anybody in the front of the restaurant. After about 5 minutes, a woman came from the back and said,"I can see you, you just got here. What you shouting for?". Obviously she couldn't see me otherwise I wouldn't have been standing there for 5 minutes unacknowledged and secondly I wasn't shouting I simply said, "hello" once. I will never, ever, ever again walk through that door or recommend anybody else does either unless they want to be treated incredibly rudely. read more

This is like a wannabe Panaderia pan del cielo. A cheap cuban sandwich is what you get. I think they were about $2 for a thing bread with cheese and cold cut meat The sandwich reminded me of stop and shop quality ham and cheese on a mini baguette. I think the bread was maybe 3 inches in diameter? A very small, depressingly cheap sandwich. They serve pastries here, too. I don't know, maybe i'll come back to try the pastries, but i'll be honest, Panaderia pan del cielo on Prospect is better. read more

This is no longer the original! Owner died and new Puerto Rican owners there now with no clue of quality baking products! And I'm Puerto Rican! I came from Florida to taste their delicious cakes & treats only to be disappointed! They are deceiving people by keeping the cubanitos name! Sad! read more

I'm a first generation American both of immigrant Cuban parents. I was raised in Miami during the 70's on thru 2007. Moved up to CT and all I can think of how much I was missing my Cuban food. I have to say their pastries are great but when it comes to their sandwiches, they are not that good. Our kids raised on Cuban food and sandwiches, were disappointed. Its hard to find Cuban bread at our markets along with slices of pork roast which is used for the Cuban sandwich. Their pan con lechon was stingy on the meat...as well as their Cuban sandwich....just not good in that area. BUT pastries are great!! read more

The bride and I were in the area so we stopped in, it looked good from the outside. We will always try a true local bakery, there are so few left! We're giving it 4 stars because, as far as we are concerned, it is very good for what it is. Not fine dining, but very tasty sandwiches and pastries. As is typical with most small non-chain restaurants / bakeries, nothing is labeled as to what it is or how much it costs. So, we got 3 sandwiches - a cuban, pork, and chicken. They heated them in a sandwich press, then added lettuce, tomato, and cheese. Small thin sandwiches on a yummy baguet type roll. This is not a criticism, but if we had known what we were getting (and price) we may have gotten 2 or 3 of each. OK, 3 sandwiches - we also got a tamale, a meat pie type thing, and about 4 pastries. Everything was good, the price for the bag of food was $16 and change. As far was we are concerned, this is honest, good food that is not pretentious. If you want a big sandwich from a chain, go to Subway, if you want something different, give this place a try. read more

I'm going to be honest, I never thought I'd be actually coming to this bakery. Frankly, Their pastries are very serviceable and they're pretty decent. There's some interesting ones that you want to see him some other places. They also have some pretty decent sandwiches. The Cubanito is very cheap. However, that means it's largely a cold cut and American cheese sandwich that is pressed. I guess technically that's the original somewhat definition of a Cuban sandwich. If you are going to get a sandwich here, little bit pricier... Relatively... Is the Pernil which is roasted pork, lettuce tomato, mayo. I've had a few of this kind of sandwich around here, and this one's pretty good. Overall definitely would check it out, but bear in mind that location. I didn't mind it but not everyone would enjoy it. The staff are primarily Spanish-speaking, which I didn't mind and doesn't bother me. If you don't speak Spanish, this might be a little difficult. read more