10 Best Bakeries in Vista

“El pan esta rico, se lo recomiendo a todos! I recommend Arevalo'd Bakery, fresh pan dulce, and cakes are delicious! I give it ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“

“Your One Stop bakery shop for fresh Mexican sweet bread, I stop by whenever I can before work everything tastes freshly made nice and warm ! Always go and we'll keep going this is my number one bakery shop in Vista hands down affordable and friendly prices!“

“My goodness! I received a tip from an adjoined merchant on where to buy wholesome good tamales. WOW! these “Rajas” tamales are simply the best tamales ever. On a 1 to 10 scale they are at a 15 plus. Yes, they are off the scale. Furthermore, this bakery (Martinez Bakery) is meticulously clean and well organized. The staff is courteous, pleasant and happy. I was truly overwhelmed with their tamales, that I called them back to thank them. I placed a second order for the next day - because their tamales sell out quickly. Thank you again, Martinez Bakery. Your absolutely number one, without a doubt, see you tomorrow.“

“Today, I went to the cafe at around 2 pm. It’s open until 7 pm but all the chairs were up on the tables. When I asked if they were closed I was told they were just washing the floors. Who puts the chairs up and washes the floors 5 hours before closing…so unwelcoming. The coffee was tepid also. I simply don’t understand semi-closing the cafe mid-day.“

“super buenisimo el pan sobre odo los bolillos recien calientitas. recomiendo mucho esta panaderia“

“I live in Australia and found SD Custom Cakes on FB and ordered to surprise my sister who lives in Vista - delivered in person by me! It was exactly as I wanted and tasted amazing. Thank you so much!“

“I'm not sure what her name is, but she's really pretty and she always gives me googly eyes when i get coffee and is very attractive. I'm sure she owns the place she gives off boss lady attitude with a sweet and welcoming attitude. I wonder if she's single. She's been teaching me Spanish.“

“Seemed to be authentic Oaxaquenian food. I had a one-meat Tlayuda, like a huge tostada of refried beans, shredded lettuce, lots of shredded Quesilla cheese and a bit of guacamole. Also a smallish piece of grilled beef that was tender but very dry like jerky. The salsa was flavorful and on the hot side. The dish was OK but I probably wouldn't order it again. Also tried a couple things from the bakery side and they were fresh and tasty. Service was good. Bathroom was clean. Seemed like the servers and most of the customers spoke Spanish. If I was in the neighborhood again I'd stop in and try something else. Since other reviews mention waiting too long for the food to arrive, I should say the food came in a very reasonable time.“