I purchased two small Carrot cake that tasted good. I recommend this place for cakes. The service…read moreis good.

Pretty easy to order. They have pre-made cakes cover in white and they will customize them for you…read more We came from Miami and my son Insisted on getting my mother in law a cake.

Really nice bakery near in central Guanica. We ordered a nicely sized pan sobao for $3.00 and two…read morequesitos at $1.50 each. Both were delicious and the pan sobao did not even make it all the way back to our Airbnb intact. Very friendly service and a casual environment. There is a small number of tables and chairs available if you want to dine in, but we took our order to go.

Panadería de pueblo donde preparan buenos sándwiches y tienen almuerzo. Con ambiente típico de…read moreclientes locales. La persona que nos atendió fue muy amable.

This was a nice find in this area. Great food great coffee great service…read more I had the waffles de fruta con queso y guayaba added and it was delicious. The waffles were a little dry but all of the fruit, toppings and syrup made it better. Overall the taste was amazing l, I really enjoyed it. Wish they would add more butter and/or something to make the batter less dry. The Nutella pancakes were very good too just suffered the same driness of the waffles but again they were very tasty. Overall this place is decorated beautiful and they have nice staff and good food. Ohhh and the iced coffee was amazing! One of the best I've ever had.

Beautiful setting, nice colorful ambiance. Service is prompt and cortious. We had three vey…read moredifferent items, all were outstanding. Reasonable prices, not cheap!

We were staying at a nearby AirBnB with some friends. We needed bread for the ham and cheese we…read morehad, so we dropped by. In addition to the bread we bought a few sweets. As they prepared our order I saw some of the food some customers had ordered. They looked good and the prices are very reasonable. Bread was very good, and so were the chocolate chip cookies, which by the way are huge, and the quesitos. We returned the next morning to buy more bread to eat with the roasted chicken we bought from a nearby food truck. Definitely worth checking out if your in La Parguera. There weren't many tables inside, but they do have outdoor seating. Parking is street parking only. A few businesses down there is a grocery called M&M Supermarket. Not sure if they are related.

Not bad. I think they were pretty much the only breakfast option in this small town because there…read morewas a line forming out the door around 8am on a weekday. The staff only let 2 parties in the door per time and was really strict with COVID protocols which I applaud. Their food was to-go only, though some were eating on a small outdoor dining area off to the side which was nice. We sat there waiting for our food after we waited a good 15 minutes to get our turn to go in and order. We ordered Revoltillo con Vegetales (Scrambled eggs with vegetables- onions, peppers, and tomatoes) plus ham, with hash browns on the side. The scrambled egg with vegetables and ham was quite hearty and good. It came with 2 toasted bread and was way too much food! The 2 hashbrowns were generously sized and was as good as McDonald's if not slightly better. Their coffee was pretty bland - despite having coffee equipments, it tasted exactly like Maxim instant coffee with milk. But one can't have everything he wants when traveling in a rural town, right? This is a great place for tourists looking for more American fare for breakfast. Just go there early before breakfast rush!

Loved it!!! While visiting Mayaguez, Puerto Rico we looked for breakfast places with good reviews…read more Massa came to the top. We were not disappointed. First was the service, young and friendly staff, very willing to explain the menu. And courteous enough to chat with two not so young customers. The server (think her name was Kari) explained the menu with interest and care. Her descriptions were on point. The place was pleasantly decorated in a coffee house motif. The decorations were old barn style which improved the ambiance greatly. Diana ordered the ham and cheese omelette which came with sliced toasted bread and was very delicious. I ordered the French toast sandwich (ham, cheese and egg) along with country friend potatoes and bacon. Really big to eat it all. Awesome taste. All accompanied with great tasting coffee. Will return when we come back to Puerto Rico.

Breakfast was very average Coffee was good…read moreNice interior in run down part of Mayagüez

My husband and I have limited Spanish. The lady was patient and helpful. We ended up ordering…read moreexactly what we wanted! They had a great selection of pastries and meal options. The food was freshly prepared and delicious.

One of the best place to eat breakfast and lunch. The sandwiches are one of the best, as well as…read morethe bakery local pastries and pan sobao. Great service and location along Highway #2.

Stopped in to get a water but saw the tasty baked goods, so i got one of their creme cheese rolls…read more Just amazing! Next time we are around, we will come back!

Amazing food, quick service and friendly staff. My kids…read moreloved it and will we be back before leaving town.

On the way to Camuy caves, we saw Desayuno sign and made a quick left to this delightful place…read more It looks like a cupcake and espresso bar inside, but we were happy to learn that they have a full menu for breakfast and lunch as well for very reasonable prices. My BF had the Desayuno #2 which came with scrambled eggs, bacon and three pancakes. The other two of us had the waffle sandwich with eggs and ham for $5. We also ordered the latte, Americano, and iced coffee. Ended up paying $27 before tip which was reasonable for a decent breakfast. The food was not great but it was quite good and the espresso drinks were very food and rivals the best coffee in San Francisco. Please note that you have to ring the bell in order to be let in, so wait a little bit before going away if you get there during regular business hours. Also, besides the wall menu, they have a regular menu that is actually cheaper than the board.

Love this place. Staple bakery when I visit my hometown. We get fresh bread every night. It's so…read morelight and fluffy. The pastelitos the guayaba are flakey and covered sugar. They have an Icee machine too! If you go you won't be disappointed.

It's a small bakery but it never fails to deliver. Every-time I visit Puerto Rico my family and I…read morebuy all of our pastries and bread here every morning. I tend to get Quesitos and Pan Sobao. They're both amazing, flavorful, and always hit the spot. Not to mention, the prices here are amazing. You can come here everyday, be satisfied, and not break the bank like you would eating fast food or restaurant breakfasts everyday.

We stopped by this small bakery on a day trip to Ponce. We were only in town for a couple of hours…read moreand I saw it because it was near where we parked. I'd just been complaining that I hadn't gotten any really great desserts since we'd arrived in Puerto Rico several days ago. Most places we ate had flan and Tres Leches and, while I enjoy those options, I was hoping to find something else. This place did the trick. It's tiny, and the desserts of the day are nicely displayed in a small case at the front of the store. The owner/baker came out to greet us and described each of the options. We chose a lemon tart, a raspberry cheesecake, and a classic cinnamon roll. Each one was delicious. The tart was very fresh, with a strong lemon flavor, a texture that melts in your mouth, and a flaky thin crust. The cheesecake flavor was very light. The first flavor of raspberry being strong, but the cheesecake flavor following. The cinnamon roll was excellent. It is a perfect balance of cinnamon and the dough remained dense and didn't dry out, even though we waited several hours before eating it. Although we don't plan to be back in Ponce any time soon, I wanted to ensure a good review so other's may enjoy the beautifully made desserts at this small local bakery.

I'd been hearing so much about these desserts, always sold out, which clearly means the locals love…read moreJaime's creations at Tradizzio. So when I finally caught the place open on my last visit and saw there were still treats left. The moment I stepped in, I was warmly greeted by Jaime (owner) himself, who took the time to kindly walk me through each dessert available. It was honestly hard to choose, they all looked incredible, so I ended up going with two. First, the manchego cheesecake. Oh wow. It was absolutely divine, creamy, just the right amount of sweet, with a crust that had the perfect crunch and flavor. Then there were the guava bars, what a dream. The guava paste had a beautiful, balanced sweetness that made every bite feel like a little celebration and as if you are eating a fresh guava. This place is something special. If you're anywhere near town, do yourself a favor and treat yourself to one of these amazing desserts. You'll be so glad you did.