Local bakery that sells Latin style goods influenced mostly by Spain. The tres leches cake here is exceptional and I am a big fan of their cornbread and chocolate dipped pound cake. My co-workers love when I bring in their cream cheese and jalepenos filled rolls. I have never been a fan of the donuts due to the more plain Spanish inspiration vs, French, but they have really good custard filled donuts with a hard chocolate coating. read more

Panadería Alicia's is a true gem if you're a fan of Mexican baked goods. The moment you walk in, you're greeted with an overwhelming variety of breads, pastries, and cakes--there's truly something for everyone. The selection is massive, and everything looks fresh and inviting. We tried their tres leches cake and caramel pudding cake, and both were absolutely delicious. The tres leches was moist and rich without being overly sweet, and the caramel pudding cake had a silky texture with just the right amount of sweetness. We also sampled a few other baked goods, and everything we tried was solid--clearly made with care. One thing that could improve the experience for first-time visitors is labeling. None of the items are named or described, so unless you're already familiar with traditional Mexican pastries, it can be a bit of a guessing game. It would be really helpful if they labeled each item or provided a menu guide. That said, if you're open to a little adventure--or already know your conchas from your cuernitos--this place is definitely worth visiting. I'll be back to try even more from their incredible selection. read more

This is a must go bakery! The Pan Dulce here is so good! The staff is always friendly and they are a well oiled machine at Alicia's! They are always baking new Pan to make sure they are fully stocked. It is always a great time here! read more

There were so many choices, I need to go back. I got the pink croissant bread and really enjoyed it. My husband got a round loaf with sugar on top and it was very light and airy. read more

I visited this place because we had run into it a few weeks back but I felt like having Mexican sugar bread and let me say that it was so delicious. The service was great, the lady in the from was very welcoming and friendly. The store had was clean and smelled so delicious. I have yet to try one of their cakes but if their bread is delicious, I can only imagine the flavors of the cake! Definitely recommend to stop here! read more

La calidad del pan es indiscutible. Está muy rico el pan y tienen variedad. Lastimosamente el servicio y la clientela son desagradables. Estaba en la fila cuando una señora estaba en la fila y se fue agarrar más pan y regresó cuando yo iba a pasar. Si le di actitud porque si una se retira de la fila lo correcto es dar paso a la gente que ya está lista, la cajera fue indiferente conmigo cuando fue mi turno. Ni un saludo o gracias. Ya ni se si me cobró bien el pan o me cobró de más. No vuelvo a venir a esta panadería aunque me guste el pan de aquí. read more

My sister picked up pan dulce here... specifically the conches and sweet horns. I love a good sweet horn. According to my sister this is one of the best places in the valley for sweet bread. The prices are reasonable and service is great. It's a small family owned business and I love supporting local. read more

Amazing the best and only Panadería I go to each bread is made to perfection. I go there once a week and the service is impeccable very nice staff. read more

Aside from Rancho Market, this is probably my favorite place to grab pan dulce in the salt lake valley. It's the typical grab a tray and tongs kind of place and everything is always tasty and fresh. read more

The bread is fresh and delicious but the best thing about this place is the price !!!!!! I got 30 huge pieces for less than 12 dollars

Fresh and delicious Mexican pan Dulce. Would definitely recommend. It's one of the better quality of Mexican pan Dulce there is in SLC.

Sorry but it's the worst bread ever. I am ashamed that my peeps will not go that extra mile to have soft Concha's and some bread that should have filling inside seemed like they just lightly smeared it enough just to get by. But will not be returning. And to think this place was recommended obviously they don't know bread. read more

When you smell fresh pan being made as you walk through the front door, you know you're in the right place. Then you hear the Mexican accents and you're above the moon to find a good panaderia. 100% recommend 100% recomiendo Para los que son nuevos a la cuidad o están de visita y buscan pan dulce. read more

All the baked goods we tried were excellent! Priced for a great value - we'll absolutely be back!

They had so many options!! Nothing was burned or dry! And customer service was also amazing but there was a bit of a language barrier.

Very traditional, very nice, great prices, tasty treats! Will be back, this is one of the best panaderia's nearby.

Chocolate flan....where have you been all my life?! This pairing was phenomenal. Very moist chocolate cake and all the deliciousness of flan that you'd expect. I think I have a new favorite birthday cake! In addition to the drool worthy chocolate flan, I also bought a ton of other stuff. I like to sample. When nearly everything (except cakes) are less than $1 each, it's easy to splurge. The sweets here (cookies, pastries) aren't nearly as sweet as their traditional counterparts. I picked up a massive sprinkle covered cookie for my kids, and the sweet mostly comes from the sprinkles. The savory pastry filled with cream cheese, ham, and jalapeños was a delightful surprise, especially since I'm not one for spicy food. The cream cheese provided a great balance to the spice. Definitely try it. The empanada fresa was just okay. Tasty dough but I'm not a fan of strawberry gel filling. They also had pineapple and a cheese. All in all--this is a place worthy of your time. read more

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No digan que cierran a las 9 cuando cierran 10 minutos antes! Don't say that the bakery closes at 9 if you closes 10 minutes before 9!

I hate leaving negative reviews but Wow! People here are so RUDE! I asked a worker when they will be bringing out more bread. She never got back to me so I asked her again (in a very friendly manner) she then said "I told you 20 more minutes". As a Mexican myself I find it very rude to be this rude to people. Makes me sick. Most Mexican are NOT rude like this! I promise! The bread was okay. Nothing special. Definitely won't be driving 25 minutes again. read more

Wow. Fabulous bakery. They had many parties, cookies, cakes and flan (regular and with a chocolate cake base). If I hadn't already eaten lunch, I would've bought their jalapeño cheese rolls. Friendly female employee at the counter who answered all of my questions and was helpful. They have different sized piñatas that would be great for parties. read more

Great authentic Mexican bread. Can't beat the prices. I saw a lot of negative comments about them not having prices on their bread, but you can expect to pay 50 cents to $1 per piece. It beats all of the prices on pasterícela in this economy. read more

Amazing authentic Mexican pastries. Can't go wrong with this Panaderia. Lovely workers as well. read more

Panaderia Alicia's - a variety of pastries on a plate - Bakeries Near Me - West Jordan, Utah

A lot of choices at this bakery. The bread is fresh, soft and flavorful. Went on a Sunday morning and they had a great selection. It is not expensive so I recommend paying with cash. Since moving from California to Utah I have been hoping to find a good Panaderia so I will be back!!!! read more

This is a small-ish Mexican bakery that was fun for a quick stop and explore. Upon entering, you get your own metal platter and tongs, and make your selections. Before you start heaping on items willy-nilly, though, I would suggest looking over the cases in their entirety, because there's a surprising amount of baked goods packed into this small shop, and if you just grab whatever looks good you'll be leaving with about eighteen treats. In addition to the various breads and cookies, there is also a refrigerated case filled with jello, cake (regular and tres leches), a few other chilled treats, and drinks. They had a book of cakes as well, so I believe you can get them to order. I felt like a lot of the items were similar, and this isn't necessarily bad, but I'm all about variety, so it made the bakery a little less appealing to me. My husband and I both felt the absence of chocolate acutely. I think maybe chocolate just isn't super prevalent in Mexican sweets? There was only one chocolate treat, which was a sort of chocolate chip cookie thing. It was quite yummy, so if they have decent chocolate chips like they do, they should definitely branch out into some other chocolate items. If nothing else plenty of those sweets could be dipped in chocolate which would take them to a whole other level... Anyways, I don't know the names of anything, but in addition to the chocolate chip cookie we also tried (in order of ascending deliciousness): raspberry empanada (pretty dry, and I don't particularly enjoy that sort of jelly filling), basic concha bread (a little dry and boring), small sort of shortbread-y sugar coated cookie (included some cinnamon so reminiscent of a snickerdoodle), two cakey cookies sandwiched with buttercream, and also coated in buttercream and sugar (I don't know what this magic was, but it was quite messily delightful), and a long, thin strip of pastry with fat sugar crystals (super flaky, a bit caramelized, crunchy from the sugar, all around yummy combination). It is SO cheap. I paid $4-something for all of that (note: they don't accept cards for purchases under $5). Nothing was absolutely excellent, however for the price, the mix of options, and the fun of putting together a bag of goodies for yourself for just a few bucks it's definitely worth a visit every once in a while. Oh, and if y'all add more chocolate I'll give you five stars. :) read more

After an absolutely delightful experience at their sister location in West Valley a while back, I noticed this spot show up on Yelp. Fantastic! Two chances to pick up Mexican baked goods means double the sugar, flour, and filling. It took a while, but I finally made it to this spot on 7800 S. First, the instructions. If you're not familiar with how this place works, pay attention. First, you'll walk in and see a stand with some trays and tongs. Grab a tray and a set of tongs. It's up to you to fill your tray with whatever you'd like. Next, do just that. Walk around, open the cases, or grab what's out on the racks, and fill up the tray with delicious treats. You also have the refrigerator to choose from, with tres leches, flan and the like. Once your tray is full, just hand it to the cashier who will count up your choices, bag them, and charge you accordingly. I can't give you a run-down of every item, so let me just give you some guidance. As with any bakery, Mexican or otherwise, there are things you will like and things that aren't your cup of tea. Overwhelmingly I was a fan of the items I chose here and at the other location. If anything, the few I didn't enjoy were items that came off a bit too dry, but that's likely my experience as an over-buttered baked goods eater. The very good: Cheese and jalapeño bread. Think of it as a stuffed bite of cream cheese and slightly spicy kick. It's a bread jalapeño popper. It's dynamite. There's a larger mini-bread that has ham added to the mix, and it's what I'm after next. Anything with custard. I had a sugared muffin-looking thing stuffed with custard and it was fantastic, if not a bit too sweet at the end. The good: Anything with filling. They're especially fond of the raspberry and the pineapple fillings, and there are strudel-esque pastries, turnovers, and other items with this filling. My tastes led me more towards the turnovers with the sugared and rolled crust, as opposed to the egg wash one, but either was great. Also, the fig-filled croissant was super unique, and quite nice. French croissant it was not, but still flaky and would be perfect for mornings. The ones I'd get less of: Donuts. I stick with dedicated donut shops, as they're a bit too cakey for my liking here. Cookies. Well, these are very hit or miss. Could be great ones, so they're all worth a shot to find your fave. The one that got away: The guy in front of me go the last mil hojas and I'm telling you that thing looked boss. Next time I'll get there earlier. That seems to be good advice anywhere. I'll surely be back to gobble up more of this delightful stuff. It's crazy cheap (my tray full was less than $8) and there are so many things to try that I can't help but go out there and try them all. read more

This is the best panaderia in town. They also sell "nata" and tres leches cake. The pan taste as close as possible to the one make in mexico. La mejor panaderia de la ciudad tambien venden nata y pastel de tres leches por rebanada. El pan sabe tanto como es posible al mexicano. read more

Panaderia Alicia's - Best panaderia in town - Bakeries Near Me - West Jordan, Utah

The puff pastry cream tart with strawberry, kiwi, and peach is delicious. The red rolled cake with coconut on it is mild in flavor and would go very nicely with tea or something like that. But since I'm not a big fan of tea, it wasn't really my 'thing'. The cream filled puff pastry was also good. So I guess, everything they do with cream is delicious. ;) I got about 5 other pastries, but haven't eaten them yet. So I'll report later. A nice selection and really inexpensive. I believe it's cash only up to $5 dollars, so be aware of that. read more

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You will be FLOURed by how great this bakery/panadería is! (I'm PUNny! Lol!) Alicia bakes & works the counter daily. You can go get a tray & choose amongst their delectable delights! A majority of the selection is ONLY $.85!!! The rest of the prices are as marked. The other employees are equally as kind & welcoming as Alicia. You will enjoy it all! ¡Salud! read more

I have been going to Alicia's for years now and have recommended so many friends and family to come check it out!!! Once my friends have a taste of this Bakery they are hooked! What I love about Alicia's is that you feel right at home, it's a little piece of Mexico here in South Jordan. They do all the baking in the shop and it always smells so fresh and delicious! So when you walk in grab a tray and some tongs and get looking at all the tasty Mexican Breads! My favorite bread to get are the Conchas! They have them in Vanilla,Strawberry and Chocolate! Also try the pan de mantequilla! Yes that is a slice of bread with a slab of butter and sugar all over it ! Yes it is AMAZING and yes you will wish you had another one!!! Also you can not beat the price! It is so cheap and the quality is so goooooodddd!!!! read more

The bread was meh. The lady was miserable fml look on her face which made it awkward. They don't accept card payments under $5. The whole thing was just meh. I know better places. Wouldn't recommend it to anyone & won't be going back but I do encourage you to see for yourself, you might like it. read more

Amazing cakes. We got a tres leches cake for my husbands 40th birthday. It was sooo good!

I come to the Thai restraunt next door to pick my family member every night and I always see so many people walking in and out of this bakery wondering what are they up to in there. So one day I decided this is enough I'm gonna check it out for myself. I followed what everyone else was doing...pick up a tray and tongs and went at it with all the variety of Mexican pasteries, not even sure what the heck I got. I pretty much bought one from each shelf. I don't even know how much each things were but seems to range from .80 to 2.00. My total came to 15 bucks for about 20 different type of pastries. I can't even tell you what the names are from each. I took a bite from pretty much each pastry I got. My favorites were the ham/cheese/ jalapeño bread, and some thing like corn pudding bread.... Soooooo good! I'm here for the 2nd time and they were out of the corn bread stuff but everything else is still amazing! This place is a must try at least once. Now I get why that door is always opened non stop. read more

Panaderia Alicia's - My take homes tonight - Bakeries Near Me - West Jordan, Utah

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During a Sunday drive, my husband and I were craving pastries so we googled nearby bakeries and Panaderia Alicia's popped up. Boy, we were sure lucky to find this place. I grew up eating "pan con cafe" so I was so excited to re-experience this with my husband. The pastries are delicious! They're also very affordable. There is a $5 minimum transaction for credit/debit cards but you can get ALOT for that amount of money! Our dogs ended up getting into our first bag of pastries and I'm sure they would agreed with my rating this place! read more

I've had a Leche cake from here for my bro-in law's bday, it was so good! I tried calling one night to order a cake for my mom's birthday. The gal answered and said she doesn't speak english and hung up :( I was bummed. Their cakes are so delish. I will have to try and go into the bakery next time. read more

My husband and I stopped into Panaderia Alicia's on a Sunday. We purchased a few treats and a slice of cake. Everything was delicious! We would stop here again. A++ read more

Our first time in an authentic Mexican Bakery and we are hooked! We lived the self serve feature that goes along with shopping in a Mexican bakery! The variety was outstanding. We tried 4 different sweet pastries and loved each one. My kids and I can't wait to go back and try new things. Very affordable. We bought 4items all for $3.20. Looking forward to coming back! read more

I've been eyeing this pastry place for a while and I'm glad I finally stopped!! The conchas are soo good. They're light and fluffy and amazing in every bite. I also loved everything coconut thing they had. I've went twice this week already! read more

I just buy a gallon of milk from this place and it was expired, notice it after I started drink and tasted bad, I think successful business is the one that is always careering about their customers, this is not aceptable, the only reason I come to this place is because of the bread, I officially won't ever buy milk here and the moment I find a better bakery it will be goodbye!! read more

Worth the drive from the south part of Draper! Everything we've tried is delicious, and the cashier was super friendly and very tolerant of my young daughter, who chose the occasion of our visit to try out her elementary-level Spanish. read more

Delicious!! The delicious smell when you enter will make you want to eat every piece of bread there. The breads are moist and tasty. Can't go wrong with any pick and the prices are phenenal. We will be coming back here often to get sweet breads. read more