Stop by to buy sweet bread ?☕️, and a coffee ☕️ ♥️ very hot, what I wanted and the people very
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sam Holladay
Even in a cutthroat city like San Francisco, some places are still run with love--with the kind of welcoming kindness you'd expect to see in a small village, not a few steps from a BART station. The owner of La Mejor Bakery is generous and thoughtful, once allowing me to come back hours after buying a pastry to pay for it, since I ran out of cash.One block away is Arizmendi--overpriced, overrated, and perpetually staffed by douchebags. It's a perfect reflection of the New Mission. In La Mejor, the Old Mission lives on.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
normita 12
Everything very
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Johnny Blanchard
Disappointing concha. Went on a Sunday morning. Was dry, stale, not particularly sweet or flavorful and left a bitter aftertaste. The service was nice and the chicken tamales were quite good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Angelica Gloria
Great mexican
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
erika e.
Came by early to pick up sweet bread to take to work. It was about 6:30am and their display stands were packed with fresh bread and cookies. They were busy so early in the morning with people coming in before work. The couple working the counter were so sweet. They gave me a few extra cookies too.
Genesis P.
El único lugar donde conseguí pan de muerto rico, y al final la seño me regaló 2 galletas :)
Bob Brown
1 dollar for small cookies and 4 for a chicken tamale. I had a tamale with green sauce and it was a big tamale, but lacked on the ratio/amount of chicken inside. Friendly owner and took my trash after eating.
Christine Dong
This place is amazing. The owner is wonderful, started the bakery 30 years ago and had great stories to tell. Says it's open from 5am to 10 pm and whenever I make it to SF I plan to eat myself through the menu ,!!?!??!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Majid S.
Whenever I'm in the area and taking Bart I stop here on my way out. The Mexican pastries are pretty good yesterday's pineapple pastry was really good! And I bought a couple tamales this time. I've only had one tamale so far and I really enjoyed it for lunch today. This place if I'm quoting you right has legacy status with San Francisco. They've been in business for 30 years and they showed me the certificate on the wall, how awesome is that! Coming here you'll always see it a lot of local patrons getting their coffee and pastries and possibly tamales. It has an old school San Francisco local vibe but they're happy to welcome everybody! So next time you're by this location check them out!
This is a great little bakery. It's conveniently off of the BART 24st exit and is also super close to El Farolito which is a banger. The only downside to this location is that they only accept cash. So be ready, if not you can stop at the liquor store 2 doors down and they have an ATM.
Angela Yee
I come here once in a while, and every time I have, the ladies behind the counter are always so friendly and kind. What's more is that despite that there's no prices written, it seems to not be a worry, because I will order multiple pastries and it will be much cheaper than I expected, like 2 big conchas was $3 last time I went. I have ordered multiple cookies and a pastry or two and still was under $5 too.They only accept cash so that is something to be aware of.
Moises V.
i tries the bread there at least three different times and different Mexican bread and its very blah & whatever.
Dominic K.
Great sweets and extremely nice staff... upon realizing they were a cash only establishment they gifted me the cookie I planned on purchasing! will always come back and recommending the place to all my friends if they happen to be in the area! :)
Stop by to buy sweet bread ?☕️, and a coffee ☕️ ♥️ very hot, what I wanted and the people very
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Even in a cutthroat city like San Francisco, some places are still run with love--with the kind of welcoming kindness you'd expect to see in a small village, not a few steps from a BART station. The owner of La Mejor Bakery is generous and thoughtful, once allowing me to come back hours after buying a pastry to pay for it, since I ran out of cash.One block away is Arizmendi--overpriced, overrated, and perpetually staffed by douchebags. It's a perfect reflection of the New Mission. In La Mejor, the Old Mission lives on.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Everything very
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Disappointing concha. Went on a Sunday morning. Was dry, stale, not particularly sweet or flavorful and left a bitter aftertaste. The service was nice and the chicken tamales were quite good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Great mexican
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Came by early to pick up sweet bread to take to work. It was about 6:30am and their display stands were packed with fresh bread and cookies. They were busy so early in the morning with people coming in before work. The couple working the counter were so sweet. They gave me a few extra cookies too.
El único lugar donde conseguí pan de muerto rico, y al final la seño me regaló 2 galletas :)
1 dollar for small cookies and 4 for a chicken tamale. I had a tamale with green sauce and it was a big tamale, but lacked on the ratio/amount of chicken inside. Friendly owner and took my trash after eating.
This place is amazing. The owner is wonderful, started the bakery 30 years ago and had great stories to tell. Says it's open from 5am to 10 pm and whenever I make it to SF I plan to eat myself through the menu ,!!?!??!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Whenever I'm in the area and taking Bart I stop here on my way out. The Mexican pastries are pretty good yesterday's pineapple pastry was really good! And I bought a couple tamales this time. I've only had one tamale so far and I really enjoyed it for lunch today. This place if I'm quoting you right has legacy status with San Francisco. They've been in business for 30 years and they showed me the certificate on the wall, how awesome is that! Coming here you'll always see it a lot of local patrons getting their coffee and pastries and possibly tamales. It has an old school San Francisco local vibe but they're happy to welcome everybody! So next time you're by this location check them out!
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This is a great little bakery. It's conveniently off of the BART 24st exit and is also super close to El Farolito which is a banger. The only downside to this location is that they only accept cash. So be ready, if not you can stop at the liquor store 2 doors down and they have an ATM.
I come here once in a while, and every time I have, the ladies behind the counter are always so friendly and kind. What's more is that despite that there's no prices written, it seems to not be a worry, because I will order multiple pastries and it will be much cheaper than I expected, like 2 big conchas was $3 last time I went. I have ordered multiple cookies and a pastry or two and still was under $5 too.They only accept cash so that is something to be aware of.
i tries the bread there at least three different times and different Mexican bread and its very blah & whatever.
Great sweets and extremely nice staff... upon realizing they were a cash only establishment they gifted me the cookie I planned on purchasing! will always come back and recommending the place to all my friends if they happen to be in the area! :)
Nice employees and friendly atmosphere.