Authentic and delicious bread , u can't be disappointed of the taste i , I always try Mexican…read morebread at any other bakery but definitely this is the winner of all !! I highly recommend this bakery and the mini bread as well ! Try the 3 leches cakes also ! Mini conchitas are 1000/10

First time I saw this corn-shaped sweet bread. It has a sweet filling inside. Absolutely loved…read moreit. This store all kinds of breads. Staff is very friendly.

Came here on a Sunday because my usual spot was closed. And sadly got bamboozled by the Yelp…read morereviews. All those 5 star reviews were from 6+ years ago for a reason and this spot is a 2 star at most. Bread was soooo dry and stale. It had to have been made at least a day, maybe 2 days prior. I'm in shock as to how hard the cookie even was!!! Usually no matter what the cookie can be okay at most, but not here. Solid like a brick. And on top of it all, the area is sketchy looking af. Hole in the wall spot but not in a good way.

Just made a call, to simply ask if they had cakes available. I'm not sure who answered but rudely…read moresaid, "I'm not making Any cakes today". Then hung up. I'll take my business elsewhere.

I was excited to try this bakery as I've never had Portuguese goods. Unfortunately they didn't have…read moremuch selection when I was there (I did get there just as they were opening). I bought 2 types of Rosquillas and they were very good. It is a small, quaint bakery. The staff were professional though not super friendly.

Fabulous!! Best bakery in Turlock. Always fresh and the…read morepeople are so pleasant!! It's worth my drive from Atwater.

Oh you know, just dropping off Beto's well deserved 5 stars AGAIN. This place will forever be a…read morefavorite of mine!! Had to grab the famous conchas and also grabbed a Tres Leches latte from the cafe!! I can also guarantee a delicious and happy morning when I stop at Beto's! The staff here is always sooo kind and welcoming as well, truly makes a great experience.

Pastry/ bread: freshly made, pricing can vary. Customer…read moreservice: it's good, friendly and welcoming. There's an older lady, she is nice, but I don't know if she has a hard time finding the items in the computer. She tends to charge different from what is written on the glass door. I only realized this after I grabbed a stuffed bolillo, marked $4 displayed on the glass. But once I went to pay, the total came out to $6.50. Which I stopped coming for a while. Today I came by just for the coffee. Never really had their cafe de olla. But today I decided to get an iced latte banana bread cafe de olla with oatmilk. First impressions the coffee looks good. First sip, was nice, all I tasted was the banana oatmilk. Once I took a sip of the coffee, it was giving bitter and burnt. Like the coffee was just sitting all day just burning. Would not try again.

Discovered this place after visiting family. I live 3 towns over I drive out of my way to come…read morehere. The bread is baked daily. They have a nice variety of pan dulce and other sweet treats in the bread case. A cooler with cakes and beverages ( individual milks, other Latino products ). About a month before my event I inquired about special orders. Asked how much time in advance does one need in order to place an order. How much it would be ? They said depends on what I was looking for. They asked the basic questions. What are you looking for? How many? by when? 2 weeks ago we had a party and for treats I placed an order of 8 dozen variety of mini pan dulce. (puerquitos, cuernitos, conchas, elotes ) They were a hit! Everyone loved them. People asked where I got them I gave them the details. They were so soft and delicious, the perfect size. When I picked them up they were ready to go boxed nicely. I had paid in advanced so just presented my receipt and they brought it out. Great little shop will continue to support.

The bread is delicious! We drive about 30 minutes or longer depending on traffic to get to this…read morebread. However we always have to tell them how to put the bread in the bag if not the more delicate bread gets crumbled or broken apart. Unfortunately Mexican bread is scarce out here there are some but they are not at all good like this place is. One last thing don't ask what time a certain bread will come out they just say "later" it's not like we live down the street.

The pan dulce is very good. However, the customer service is bad. She was ringing me up and was…read moretalking to some regular the whole time and didn't acknowledge me at all. Good thing I don't come here often. Also, like other reviewers were saying watch out because they do overcharge.

If your looking for sweet bread this is your place. I took the 20 min drive to get my sweet bread…read more Bread is fresh and so tasty. You can taste the freshness when you take a bite. We went with fresh concha's yes fresh not only do they have regular sized ones but also mini concha's amazing. We also go cuernos the bread was so soft it melts in your mouth.

Yummy cookies I loves the size The owner was very nice and…read moreit's right off Main Street

They never seem to be open... it's 1:20 on a Wednesday... last time I tried to come, it was a…read moresometime between 1&5 on a weekday also. The store is closed and has no posted hours. I figured I was just unlucky last time, but apparently they just don't want business. Won't be trying again.

My husband and I pass by this place often so decided to give it a try for lunch. We were warmly…read moregreeted by staff, handed a menu and made our selections. We each ordered the Havana, grilled ham, swiss, mustard aioli and sliced pickle on sourdough which comes a la carte, no side, and a sprinkling of fresh greens around the sandwich. My husband chose a Dying Breed pilsner. They offer soda but not traditional Coke or Pepsi, just so you know. They offer a nice selection of beer and wine, too. I opted for water which was kept filled. We did take exception with the payment screens and tipping options. We tip very generously when dining in restaurants with table service. When dining at a counter order, seat yourself restaurant we tip but not using the same scale. We realize much of this is built into the software used and not an option of the establishment. We took our order's number display and seated ourselves at a table in the long corridor-like dining area. We dined once at Cottonwood (negative experience) and the restaurant's footprint has remained the same. We would have opted to dine on the patio but it was a very windy day. Decor is fresh and features a local flair. The chairs and banquette have no padding though pillows are provided for one's back to lean against. We chatted with diners already seated and soon our lunch was served. Ingredients are high quality, ham could be sliced a bit thinner, the aoli and bread was also delicious! We will likely return and I may meet friends there, too.

The breads are wonderful. People are very friendly and informative about their products.have been…read moreto the restaurant yet but plan to