First, I have given very few five star ratings. I have tried many pandaderia's throughout the area. This is far and above the others. The selection is huge with sweet things you would expect such as tres leche cake and common pan from concha's to telera's (traditional Mexican torta roll). If you need a piñata, this is your place. I'd estimate 100 hanging from the ceiling. I had great service and the cashier was very funny. I like funny. I know where I'll be getting my Rosca de Reyes in a few weeks. read more

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Unfortunately, this place has gone downhill. I used to go a bunch while I was in the area at the Aquatic Critter. However, recently I stopped by to grab several pastries with a friend. I was excited to share this little spot with decent, cheap pastries. We got 4 or 5 very different items and everything was sooo gross!! Dry, stale, and everything tasted the exact same in a weird way. If I had to guess, everything I bought was likely 4 or 5 days old. It all tasted like how the bakery smelled (which is NOT a good thing). Almost like savory when it shouldn't be.. Like when you eat old freezer food and it tastes like freezer is possibly the best way I can describe it... When I used to come before, sometimes I'd end up with one bad item that was slightly stale, but this time was EVERY item. I'm not even a picky eater, but I could barely stomach one bite of each thing. I threw it all out. It was a waste of like $13 and I don't plan on coming again. read more

Wide selection of pastries and cakes. Definitely a great place to buy authentic Mexican pastries. The smell of baking pastry in this place is heavenly. The service is quick and friendly. read more

Best Mexican bakery in Nashville! If you haven't been to one before: pick up a tray and tongs and place pastries on your tray as you go from case to case. Take that to the cashier and you will be on your way. New pastries are always coming out. We also pick up torta bread for some great sandwiches. read more

¡Este lugar es delicioso! This is the spot for your pan dulce cravings! There bread, and I'm talking every single, was incredibly soft. They offer a great variety as well, from Barquillos to Concha to Churros and Bolillos. Looking for a traditional Mexican treat, you could probably find it here. They have walls of Mexican snacks, chips, and candy. Looking for a piñata or cake for tour next party?...look no further! They also have a huge variety of piñatas (all sorts of characters) and premade, ready to go cakes. We ended up with about 13 pieces and our total was about $15; very reasonable! There's also a bonus, the coffee is free with purchase of your beads. We will definitely make the drive to enjoy some more! read more

Their cake quality is so good. I am very satisfied their service. They have so many options. read more

Panaderia La Conchita - So good - Desserts Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

The pros of La Conchita: -Incredible prices -Everything tastes so fresh -Variety (you won't walk out of their with less than 5 different types of pastries) -Delicious (seriously, everything tasted amazing) -They're doing a great job following COVID guidelines The cons of La Conchita: -Absolutely none (except maybe how full you feel after consuming wayyy too many pastries?) read more

Panaderia La Conchita - a variety of pastries - Desserts Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

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I must talk about this spot for anyone who loves Mexican Bakeries! I have been coming here now for about a year and have nothing but amazing things to say. If you're a person who likes sweets with your coffee but not as sweet as a Doughnut then Mexican bakeries are for you! 1. When you walk in you are always greeted with a smile. They speak mostly Spanish and that is one of the things I love the most! 2. When you walk in you will look to the right and there will be trays for you to grab along with tongs to get your selection of pastries. This place bakes ALL day! I have never gone in and it was without what I wanted. 3. They make cakes, desserts, and the BEST Tres Leches I've ever had! If you have never had Tres Leches it is a must! It means 3 milk and is a cake. They serve it in individual cup form and have regular and coffee flavor. To the left in fridge. 4. They have all types of piñatas which is what you can fill candy with and has your kids favorite action figure on it to have them break and spread candy all over for birthday party. Being from Arizona i struggled with finding areas that reminded me of home. The culture and the neighborhood favorite spot is contagious! This is my spot! I also love that music is always playing and they are all so friendly. Burst out of that comfort zone Nashville and go check them out! read more

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Foods awesome with plenty of selections. Highly recommended. Briny from San Diego its very hard to find stuff like this.

I love taking random trips to this bakery! My Spanish is mediocre (at best) and I never really know what I'm getting but that's part of the fun of it. This time around, I got several desserts (including the one pictured - which was my favorite). I have no idea what it was but the texture reminded me of the texture of New Orleans bread pudding. It wasn't overly sweet and was divine after a few seconds in the microwave! Highly recommend getting a unique baked good from this hidden gem. read more

Panaderia La Conchita - a slice of cake on a plate - Desserts Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

The flavor of Mexican for the morning, afternoon and night with coffee or chocolate just the way is done in Mexico City. El pan de dulce is the best in town read more

My first Latin bakery in Nashville...as I recently moved to the area. I looked up Latin bakeries in Nashville and they came up. I happily came to give it a whirl. I was greeted with a fun and yummy shop! Basic but colorful. It was clean and neat. I've been other Mexican bakeries like this one in other cities and this one, is by far, the most welcoming and clean. They did not have a large selection; mostly conchas and cakes. However, they looked all so fresh and yummy! The trays and tongs are to your right when you enter so you can get right to work and make your selection. If you've never been to a Mexican bakery like this, with a tray and rings in hand, you select the items yourself, placing them on the tray, then taking to counter to check out. I bought 2 breads, 1 pink concha, 1 cream cheese danish and a sugary-looking croissant shaped bread/danish....all for $3.65!! And free cup of coffee, for the win!! I ate the cheese danish and it was delish! Fresh, soft. The cream cheese filling was not Uber sweet; a very pleasant taste. I'm giving them 4-stars only because of the limited variety. They'd get 4.5 if that was an option. I recommend a visit here to pick up 'pan dulce'. ------ Mi primera panadería Latina en Nashville, pues acabo de mudarme aquí. Encontré este negocio limpio y bien recibida, con bonitos colores y pan dulces frescos. No teninan mucha variedad, la mayoría eran conchas y pasteles (bizcochos); pero se veían frescos y buenos. Compré 2 panes, una concha y various dulces más, ¡por solo $3.65! ¡También obtuve in cafecito gratis! Le dí un grado de 4-estrellas por falta de variedad; hubiera darle 4.5 si pudiera. Recomiendo este lugar para su pan dulce. read more

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very good although they have an attitude and they misspelled feliz cumpleańos on the cake read more

Panaderia La Conchita - Desserts Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

So coming from Los Angeles we've got a huge Hispanic population and I've had my fair share of bread and pastries. I saw the reviews and had time to kill so stopped by and picked up a few different breads. First bite and I knew I'd had the best Mexican bread to date. Crazy, in Tennessee, the best Mexican bread. I should go back for more. I wish I knew the names of each bread but get the one that is a long triangle with a cream cheese and sugar coating. The horn with cream is good too. read more

Ordered a cake, they gave it to me late which was upsetting because of the long drive and it made me late, after all I'm having a party. -_- Besides that the staff is rude, I'm from L.A and it felt like I was right back home with the rudeness. Anyhow the picture speaks for itself, what I wanted vs why I got!! Paid 120 for the cake, they gave me the wrong size as I ordered a smaller one since I'm also serving cupcakes. read more

Panaderia La Conchita - What I wanted... what I got - Desserts Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

Fantastic Mexican pastries. The first time we went we must have lucked out because everything was fresh and tasted heavenly! 12 sweets came to under $10. We went back the following week and most of the items were stale and we were charged about $13 for the same 12 items. If I figure out the timing and pricing system I'll be happy. The stuff that was fresh was amazing! The churros are the best I've ever had. Except for the stale ones. Those were almost impossible to chew. read more

This place literally wants you to buy everything so you can try it! As you walk in, you smell diabetes! I'm not familiar with Latino baked goods, but everything looks so good and delicious. If you want a custom cake, a small piece of tree leches cake, a cookie, a slice of flan, guava and queso baked pastry, elephant ears, they have it all! You can't go wrong since everything is very cheap and affordable. read more

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Our sweet tooth always seeks out Mexican bakeries! I liked the variety, the prices and the taste overall! We had the sugared donut, vanilla-filled sugared donut and coconut bread-- delicious! Gloves, tongs and trays are provided to select the bread. Hand sanitizer looked like oil read more

This panaderia/pasteleria is stocked full of deliciousness. So do yourself a favor. Drive there now, walk in, grab a tray, and start putting all the pastries and breads you want on your tray. Not everything is labeled, so hopefully you like asking questions or surprises (I like surprises). Everything is incredibly affordable and delicious. Definitely a place I'll be frequenting! read more

Panaderia La Conchita - Desserts Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

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Wow, what a hidden gem! It's like you're driving down Nolensville in Nashville, TN, USA one second, but then you walk through those doors and all of a sudden you're in Mexico City, Mexico! Nothing's labeled, which kind of stinks, cuz I didn't know what anything was. But to be honest, even if it was labeled, who knows if I'd know what it was. ‍ Tip for First Timers: grab a tray and a pair of tongs from the right and start picking out whatever you want from the wall into your tray. Once you're done, you take it up the the cashier and pay. Lucky for me, a group of Hispanic men walked in right behind me, so I kind of eyed what they were all getting to get an idea of what'd be good. (Side note - the fact that there were so many Hispanics there made me feel like this place had to be good! I'm Indian and I would never eat at an Indian restaurant unless it was that good cuz my standards for Indian food are higher - so like that!) Anyway, to be honest, everything looked good! But I got a slice of the vanilla tres leches cake from the fridge, a muffin looking pastry, and a cornucopia looking pastry with vanilla custard inside. The tres leeches cake was AMAZING - absolutely delicious! The muffin was very subtle, I loved that! It had just a subtle sweetness to it, but not overbearing. I'd love one with a cup of coffee in the morning. The custard filled pastry was also really, really good! I loved the custard itself and all the pastry bread here just seems to be so good. I'm excited to go back and try more! read more

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I bought about 12 different items and all were delicious. The prices are very cheap. Next time I want to try their tres leches cake which looks delicious! They also sell piñatas as well for $28.00. Try the churros! You won't be disappointed. read more

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This is a hidden gem. Even if you drive down Nolensville Pike regularly, it's easy to miss La Conchita. After I got hooked on La Esperanza and small panaderias in Mexico City, I needed to get fresh conchitas at home. Panaderia La Conchita has a huge selection of pastries, plus snacks, palatas, cakes (which can be customized), breads and piñatas. The piñatas cover almost every bit of the ceiling, plus the tops of the pastry cabinets. Grab a tray and tongs by the entrance and start picking a few items. Try something new every time. The prices are great, especially compared to American-style pastry shops. I usually walk out with three to five unique snacks and I typically spend $3-$6. Just like in Mexico, the pastries aren't as sweet as American pastries. That's a good thing. The staff is always friendly and helpful with questions. There is always a small crowd - a sign of quality and freshness - no matter what time I seem to shop here. It never takes long to check out once I finally make up my mind on what to try. Deciding is the hard part when there is so much variety! read more

This place is a true local bakery. I honestly had no idea this place was over here, which is surprising to me because I used to frequent the K&S Market that is the same strip mall. Anyway, this place was pretty busy when we stopped by around 4pm on a Sunday. I think that we were the only non hispanic customers in the store. The bakery is set up pretty straight forward. When you walk inside, the left side has drinks and refrigerated pies and cakes, on the right side is all the different pastries in glass, self serve cabinets. You grab a tray and tongs and pick out what you want. The trays are the same you get at a fast food restaurant that usually have the white paper liner. These trays don't have liners, I guess they clean them, but I wished they had some kind of parchment paper to put the items on instead of directly on the tray. There is a huge selections of conchas, Mexican sweet breads, churros, oreja, and pan de colotes. I didn't know these names until I googled for them. They don't have any names or prices listed at the cabinet area. They don't even have prices listed up at the front counter. We picked 5 different items and the total after tax was $4.46. Not bad at all. The guy that bagged our stuff was nice, the guy that rung us up was on his phone and didn't say the total or the change or anything. Of the 5 items we got, my favorite was the concha. I also liked the one item that looks like a triangle hot pocket that is filled with cream cheese (i think). The large round one with the strips was a little dry, but for the price I think that all of them were worth it. I will be back. read more

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I decided to check this establishment out on my way home from running errands. They have a large selection of various pastries at incredible prices. I paid just slightly under $6 for 6 items! The reason I gave 3 stars was because of the taste. I thought most all of the pastries I purchased were kind of bland tasting. They seemed to just be various sizes of plain, dense, dough tasting items. Unfortunately I probably wouldn't come here again. read more

I love love the pastries and although there was a language barrier the employees were happy and engaging. I will be coming back!

We have a friend who clued us into this place who is Mexican, and boy am I glad she did. I'm also glad it's nowhere near our house because I would be stopping in constantly for the amazing baked goods. I don't pretend to have any real knowledge of the varieties available but nothing we got from them was bad. In fact it was all amazingly delicious. I'd be amazed if anyone who stopped in here was disappointed in any way by the baked treats. You'll be glad you did. Your waistline on the other hand may have a different reaction. read more

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This place is a gem ! Absolutely love just getting a tray and filling it up with goodies. They have lots and lots of baked goods. Don't really know what everything is called but it's delicious. Some of them are filled with pastry cream and it's not overly sweet so just hits the spot. The prices are also unbelievable. You won't spend more than $10 for a tray full of yummy treats. read more

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Oh my... what a heavenly find this place was! If you have any doubt about the authenticity of this bakery, then just look up at the ceiling where you will find dozens of pinatas hanging waiting to be brought home to be filled and beaten apart. There must have been at least ten little children looking up at the pinatas and pointing as they begged and pleaded with their parents. I can only imagine how much fun it would be to come in here with a blindfold and a stick and randomly swing that stick in the air repeatedly until I received a shower of candy! Anyway, I digress... they have a huge variety that includes tres leches, custard-filled delights, coconut encrusted pieces of heaven on earth, and even a few different varieties of donuts! You should try them all :) My only knock is that none of the products have a description or tag of any sort to let you know what they are. Time to go polish up on my knowledge of latin pastries... read more

Sweet empanadas filled with cream cheese or pineapple. Tres Leches Cake. Those little gingerbread pigs. Conchas, ojo de buey, elephant ears, and other pan dulce galore. Not to mention the little freezer filled with mexican style popsicles (paletas) and ice creams. If this is what you're looking for, go here. If you don't recognize anything from the above list, stop by this little bakery and pick up a bag full of sweets instead of picking up a dozen donuts, you'll make new discoveries and be the hero at work. La Conchita bakery is located in the same parking lot as the infamous K & S Grocery on Nolensville Road. When Panaderia La Abejita closed down in this spot awhile ago, I wanted to cry. When La Conchita opened about a year ago, I wanted to throw a party.The place is clean, neat, and generally friendly. It is definitely a family run business (complete with the occasional awkward teenager), they are very welcoming in both English and Spanish. They also have very reasonable prices (all the different items are about 60-90 cents a piece, and their Tres Leches Cakes are sold by the slice, or a whole cake for less than $20). They also seem good about seasonal items like pan de muerto around Dia de los Muertos, I think they sell Roscon around Three Kings Day. Although there are many hispanic style bakeries on Nolensville road selling Tres Leches and these other sweets, this one is my favorite and gets 5 stars for the friendly clean atmosphere, the prices (especially on the Tres Leches Cakes) and the fact that they have the best darn cream-cheese empanada de mil hoja that I have ever tasted, ever (and believe me, I've been around many panaderias). Those things come out from the back hot, flaky, and delicious and everyone I know that has tried one can't stop talking about them. read more

Went during the International Food crawl served. They served two types of pastries. One more of a bun and one of cake like wedge. The bun was pastry that the latin community eats at breakfast. The cake like wedge was more sweet, yet not too sweet. . Owner was as sweet as she could be and stood for pictures. Very charming woman. Not an easy find as it is along the crowded Nolensville Road and up a little hill where the bus had to stop short and we walked up to it. Wanted to buy a bunch of things, but we were on a time clock. Next time. Loved the staff and their products. Defintely a place to stop and try. Area was very clean and airy. Felt comfortable in this space and the warmness of the owner makes it nice place to visit. read more

Ive came to this place for many years and today they disappointed me today because I ordered a cake for one of my sisters and there was a fly in the cake, I will not be returning to this establishment anytime soon. read more

Panaderia La Conchita - The fly - Desserts Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

Delicious, fresh bakery goods! We tasted many of them. Friendly people who work there. If you haven't tried Mexican pastries, you're missing out. Grab a tray with paper and some plastic gloves or tongs and load up. Take it to the cashier and they'll add it up and put it in a bag (or two). We got two bagsful for $15. I like them because they aren't over-sweetened like most U.S. baked goods. read more

Their pastries are so good and very affordable! definitely come here to eat something amazing!

This bakery is a hidden gem! Granted they are horrible at answering phone calls to place an order and I had to drive 10+ miles out of my way but all worth it for the tres leches cake they make. The half sheet almost broke my back...very heavy! It definitely was a hit with the entire army I fed with it! A sliver is truly enough to indulge in the richness! Incredible cake just like in SoCal and Mexico! It's like finding a hidden Panaderia in Nashville! Must try!!!! read more

I go here too much. Prices are so cheap. Treats are so great. I do not know the names of most items, but I've tried most. Oh yeah..best Tres Leches cake I've had outside of Mexico read more

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Yeah, well they don't speak English so they said very clear...I called to order a cake...so much for that!!

Always come here for my breads! I don't buy the sweet bread but I do buy the cakes here and flan which are spectacular! The tres leeches was great and I crave it! read more

A self-serve bakery. This place has a vast variety of Mexican bread as well as candy treats and cakes. I was able to get my sweet bread fix: Conchas and sugared croissants. Friendly and warm customer service, felt like a local. read more

This place is amazing. I used to pive in Cicero, Illinois and there were panaderias on every block. I never thought I would find such a great selection of Mexican bread and pastries in Nashville, but was pleasently surprised. I come here at least twice a month for a sweet treat. read more

I have no words for this place. Your jaw will drop when you step inside when you see the selection of baked treats in front of you. Everything is fresh and there's plenty of parking. I highly recommend this place and you can't beat the pricing either read more