OMFGAAAAAAWWD STAXX are to die for…read more I have been wanting to check them out for the longest time. Finally made a trip to the mainland, made off with my daughter's car, and headed down the 22 for some Spanish bread. I ordered a box of 20 STAXX, and six assorted donuts. While waiting for some freshly BAD-baked STAXX, kid behind the counter helped me pick some donuts cuz I was overwhelmed by all this BAD-assery. Knowing myself, I placed the boxes in the trunk and headed back to the pad. And then BAD things happened. I placed the box of STAXX on the counter, opened it up and inhaled that BAD-baked scent. I promptly ate up three STAXX...you can't eat just one. I am coming back in the weekend to try their Ube version.

This place used to be sooo good. I usually just order for delivery and they've never disappointed…read more Today, ordered another combo and I'm not sure what it is but the donuts look like they're now mini-donuts and are half-heartedly made. Even the sweet bread seemed stale. Please don't live up to your name. Too bad.

Have been getting g great bread here since 2020. Aaron, at the farmers market, is a great guy.read more

My husband and I were at the OC Farmers Market yesterday as we had come to visit friends and they…read morealways suggest walking around the FM first. We decided to pick up a couple of loaves of bread. We got one sourdough and one cinnamon brioche. We tried them both this morning. We made French toast with the brioche and made sourdough toast with butter and jam. Both were excellent. We were only going to buy the loaf of sourdough but the guy helping us told us it was buy one, get one free so we choose the brioche. What a deal! We don't know if this is their regular deal or it was for the holiday or what but we were thrilled. We don't live in OC but we're not too far so we can come visit our friends and pick up more bread when whenever we want. So happy we tried the bread. If you live in OC and want delicious bread I suggest you try them.

Saw this place while driving home from work and always wanted to try it. Super glad I did ! Their…read moreRose Amor concha was heavenly warm,soft, and toasty in each bite! I also got their mango peach smoothie and really enjoyed you can taste the fruit. The staff member behind the counter provided great service. Will definitely be coming back for more conchas and drinks !

Review 57/365 Day Challenge…read more Came here on Easter weekend. Located inside Loaded Cafe. It's like a dessert/Bakery area that's part of the restaurant. Associate was really friendly & nice. Received our items in a timely matter. Grabbed 2 Panecito original. The Mexican sweet bread isn't too heavily sweeten. They have a lot of varieties and flavor. Have delicious looking cakes too that includes cinnamon roll along w strawberry shortcake . I'd love to return one day to grab a Mexican cake. That way i may compare between the American & Hispanic cakes. Really clean bright pink decor. Lots of parking available.

El Molino de Oro's carnitas burrito is a solid, no-frills winner that hits the spot for authentic…read moreOrange County Mexican food. The carnitas themselves are the star--tender, juicy pork that's been slow-cooked to perfection with that signature crispy edge on some pieces, delivering rich, savory flavor without being overly greasy. It's seasoned just right, with a nice balance of porky goodness and subtle spices that let the meat shine. Wrapped in a large, fresh flour tortilla (they make their own in-house, which always helps), it's stuffed generously with the classics: fluffy Mexican rice, creamy refried or whole beans (depending on your preference, but both work great), chopped onions, cilantro, and a solid dose of salsa. I went with their green salsa for a bright, tangy kick that cuts through the richness perfectly, plus a dollop of sour cream and cheese for that creamy melt. No skimping on portions here--it's hearty and filling, easily a meal that satisfies for hours. At around $10 (give or take, based on current pricing), it's a great value in the area. The burrito holds together well without falling apart mid-bite, and the overall balance of textures--tender meat, soft rice/beans, crisp onions--makes every mouthful enjoyable. If you're in the mood for classic carnitas done right in a casual, bakery-taqueria spot with great salsas and a friendly vibe, this one's definitely worth grabbing. I'd rate it 4.5 out of 5--only docking half a point because it's not reinventing the wheel, but it's executing the traditional style exceptionally well. Highly recommend if you're near 728 N Tustin St in Orange! Pair it with an horchata, yum

Quality has come down in the past years. Service was friendly, clean and responsive. Food had a…read morehigher quality taste and preparation. Now they sometimes answer a question, look at you like you are wasting their time, give you the wrong information or input the wrong request. Their method of delivery of food lacks organization. A simple item can take over half an hour to deliver but someone else that arrived after (who ordered a bigger and more complex item) will get their food beforehand. Several times people have to ask to correct their order once prepared and given. Things go missing or are not the right order. The food quality does not seem to be consistent. Sometimes it feels cold and not as fresh like in years past. The ingredients used feel like they come from a can. Less ingredients and smaller item size has been noticeable for tortas and tacos. Some people will get more of an ingredient than others. The size of other items ordered varies. You can order same as your companion and get something that looks and tastes different. The hand made tortillas you could buy still taste somewhat similar. The bakery side still seems to hold up to tradition and taste. The cleanliness of the place has also changed. It is a bit less kept. The sitting area can get filled up quickly by a single person or groups during peak times.

This was the first time I had purchased anything from this bakery. I ordered a tiramisu cake which…read morewas the dessert for my Christmas dinner. My order was ready when promised. It was delicious and I received many compliments. I can't wait to try some other desserts. I highly recommend this bakery. You won't be disappointed.

Stopped here after an early dinner at Medii kitchen. Cute little spot with great pastries and…read moreaffordable prices. I got a couple of macaroons. I brought it home and tried them they were so delicious. Will def stop by again when I am in the area. Friendly staff .

Friday night and it is the perfect night to go have dinner with friends. Talk about an awesome…read moreexperience!!! Great energy, of course, engaging environment, packed house, delish food and best of all, Guadalupe our server!!! Talk about a HUGE welcoming smile, genuine care and a heart of gold!! Thank you, Guadalupe!!! You provided us with an exceptional customer service experience!!! We'll be back!

I had a very disappointing experience at Rockwell's Bakery and won't be returning…read more Cleanliness was a major issue. The floors felt consistently sticky, and the space didn't give the impression of being properly maintained. That alone is hard to overlook in a food establishment. The atmosphere was also odd and uninviting. Some of the branding and messaging in the bar felt out of place for a bakery and made the experience uncomfortable rather than enjoyable. making asphalt great again???? just weird when most the employees are Hispanic. also a weird ratfaced dude in a black truck drives on the sidewalk clearly intoxicated. As for the food, it simply wasn't good. Quality and taste were both lacking, especially considering the expectations for a bakery. Stay away from this place if you value your taste buds

After dinner at En Familia, we walked over to the Anaheim Packing House for dessert, and I'm so…read moreglad we ended up at Parfait Paris. I was originally tempted to stay for churros, but the girls wanted to explore the Packing House, and this turned out to be a great choice! After walking around and checking out all the dessert options, we came back to Parfait Paris. Everything in the display case looked beautiful, making it hard to decide. I ordered the Káiser, and it was as pretty as it was delicious. The combination of marzipan and fresh strawberries was unique, balanced, and not overly sweet. It was freshly made, beautifully presented, and definitely satisfied my sweet tooth. Everyone in our group enjoyed their desserts, and it was the perfect way to end a graduation celebration. The staff was friendly, the desserts came out quickly, and the quality was excellent. If you're visiting the Anaheim Packing House and looking for a delicious dessert or a sweet treat after dinner, Parfait Paris is absolutely worth stopping by. We'll definitely be back!

$13 and very dry all around the edges. I wouldn't have served this or at least kept it unsliced…read moreuntil ordered. Very disappointed go the price. I also didn't appreciate the attitude given when we asked for separate boxes for this and a slice of cake. Not sure if they were having a bad day or what, but we were delivering the slice to a family member in a nursing home and it was awkward to do this in the single box. I was going to let this go, but the dry bread pudding when I finally got home reminded me....

Baked Banhs have some of the best canelés in town, and sadly, they are closing on June 27th! We are…read moreso sad we didn't get to come visit until quite recently. :( We parked in the nearby parking lot on 4th street. Usually parking here isn't too bad if you're staying for less than an hour and easy to walk over to the dessert shop. Baked Banhs is located in the 4th street food market, one of the first shops you'll see if you're coming from the parking lot. Note the hours before you come (for instance, they're closed on Sundays and Mondays). And note that they seem to usually sell out of certain items by the days end. We've tried a number of different items here now including four of their canelés and their basque cheesecake. The cheesecake was solid. But we really loved their canelés. They are soft/moist on the inside with a nice crunch. And the different flavors really come through. Our favorite is the black sesame - not only is there black sesame peppered on the top but also in the center with a nice black sesame cream. It's so good and delicious. Four canelés cost $16 and thought they were well worth the price. Again, it's so sad to hear that Baked Banhs is closing soon so if you're a fan of canelés or other desserts, recommended to come sooner than later to try this out! We really hope they reopen again elsewhere or do a lot of pop-ups soon.

Perhaps one of my new fave dessert shops. It's a bummer it's so far from me, but I'm glad to have…read morediscovered it. I got the ube tiramisu and a few cookies. My goodness were they amazing! I had to stop myself from inhaling the delicious sweet treats. This is a micro bakery located inside a foodhall. Do yourself a favor and check this place out next time you're in OC. I know I'll sure be back!