With so many other good bakery’s in town I probably won’t be back to this one but wanted to come in and give them a fair try. I saw the grade of B in the window and almost walked away but wanted to give them a fair chance.
Rocio’s advertises as being a pandera and juice bar. They didn’t have that many juices to choose from but I choose a mango smoothie ($5). It was just okay, I wouldn’t get it again.
They have a variety of baked goods. I choose a nut muffin for ($1.75). They didn’t have clear instructions or anything on how to grab the baked goods but they have a tray and tongs at the front and they will put the items in a to go back for you after. They also make tortas as well.
There was a bit of a language barrier here and I wasn’t able to ask many questions. They have a shared parking lot and are open til 9pm.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Hector Ortiz
They have good breakfasts and good bread and good juices
Oscar manuel Ortega
I recommend very good products, very delicious..accessible
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Maria Laura Jimenez
Rocio's Bakery in Los Angeles, CA, is a delightful gem that brings the flavors of Mexico to life through its delectable baked goods. From the moment you step inside, the aroma of freshly baked pastries and breads fills the air, enticing you to indulge in their mouthwatering creations. Whether you're craving traditional Mexican pan dulce, flaky empanadas, or rich tres leches cake, Rocio's Bakery delivers on taste and authenticity. The friendly staff and warm, inviting atmosphere add to the overall charm, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking a taste of Mexico in the heart of Los Angeles the Valley. In addition to their delectable baked goods, Rocio's Bakery also offers an impressive selection of the best natural juices. Made with fresh and high-quality ingredients, their juices are bursting with flavor and nutritional goodness. From refreshing citrus blends to exotic fruit combinations, Rocio's Bakery takes pride in crafting delicious beverages that perfectly complement their baked treats. Whether you're in the mood for a vibrant orange juice or a revitalizing green juice, their natural juices are a delightful and healthy addition to your visit, making Rocio's Bakery a go-to destination for both tasty baked goods and refreshing beverages.
Cecilio San martin
Excellent
Klaudia Ureta
This bakery needs attention immediately. The men who are preparing the bread do not have masks or gloves and are talking and talking among themselves. Where do you think the saliva you are spitting when you talk goes??? How disgusting the truth. And the women there are so disgusting and like they don't like their jobs. But the most disgusting thing was one of those men was wiping the sweat from his face and he went to take the bread out of the guácala oven!!!! Honestly, this place shouldn't be open. Disappointment we will never ever return.
CLos Vee
Firstly, I would like to give a warning to the owners of this bakery. They urgently need to tell those who are making the bread to put on a mask and gloves - it is extremely important not only because they are talking to each other and the saliva falling on top of the flour with which they are making the bread made me so sick that Unfortunately I will not be returning. Sanitary precautions are so important especially when it comes to food. Just an observation.
Cesar Gomez
The bread was hard and a fly was in the place where the bread was
Nice place and good prices.
fresh bread my favorite
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pan Dulce
With so many other good bakery’s in town I probably won’t be back to this one but wanted to come in and give them a fair try. I saw the grade of B in the window and almost walked away but wanted to give them a fair chance.
Rocio’s advertises as being a pandera and juice bar. They didn’t have that many juices to choose from but I choose a mango smoothie ($5). It was just okay, I wouldn’t get it again.
They have a variety of baked goods. I choose a nut muffin for ($1.75). They didn’t have clear instructions or anything on how to grab the baked goods but they have a tray and tongs at the front and they will put the items in a to go back for you after. They also make tortas as well.
There was a bit of a language barrier here and I wasn’t able to ask many questions. They have a shared parking lot and are open til 9pm.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
They have good breakfasts and good bread and good juices
I recommend very good products, very delicious..accessible
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Rocio's Bakery in Los Angeles, CA, is a delightful gem that brings the flavors of Mexico to life through its delectable baked goods. From the moment you step inside, the aroma of freshly baked pastries and breads fills the air, enticing you to indulge in their mouthwatering creations. Whether you're craving traditional Mexican pan dulce, flaky empanadas, or rich tres leches cake, Rocio's Bakery delivers on taste and authenticity. The friendly staff and warm, inviting atmosphere add to the overall charm, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking a taste of Mexico in the heart of Los Angeles the Valley. In addition to their delectable baked goods, Rocio's Bakery also offers an impressive selection of the best natural juices. Made with fresh and high-quality ingredients, their juices are bursting with flavor and nutritional goodness. From refreshing citrus blends to exotic fruit combinations, Rocio's Bakery takes pride in crafting delicious beverages that perfectly complement their baked treats. Whether you're in the mood for a vibrant orange juice or a revitalizing green juice, their natural juices are a delightful and healthy addition to your visit, making Rocio's Bakery a go-to destination for both tasty baked goods and refreshing beverages.
Excellent
This bakery needs attention immediately. The men who are preparing the bread do not have masks or gloves and are talking and talking among themselves. Where do you think the saliva you are spitting when you talk goes??? How disgusting the truth. And the women there are so disgusting and like they don't like their jobs. But the most disgusting thing was one of those men was wiping the sweat from his face and he went to take the bread out of the guácala oven!!!! Honestly, this place shouldn't be open. Disappointment we will never ever return.
Firstly, I would like to give a warning to the owners of this bakery. They urgently need to tell those who are making the bread to put on a mask and gloves - it is extremely important not only because they are talking to each other and the saliva falling on top of the flour with which they are making the bread made me so sick that Unfortunately I will not be returning. Sanitary precautions are so important especially when it comes to food. Just an observation.
The bread was hard and a fly was in the place where the bread was
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Bread is always fresh.
The sweet bread is delicious I love u...
Very.tasty.the.bread.I.recommend.this.place.
Tomorrow quality with French bread and they will raise the price and give low quality bread
The bread is very tasty. What is a theft is that they charge 75. Cts to pay with cards. It's too much
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