A great little piece of Mexico in my own backyard. Lots of variety great bakery. Nice little store. Great people.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pain Au Chocolat, Pan Dulce, Pastries
Lucky Penny Guy
Love this little place!It's my favorite Mexican pastry place!Packed with everything else from Mexico to.There is so much to see and buy...It's a fun place just to stop in and see everything.Highly Recommended
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pan Dulce, Pastries
Jaime Hayes
Nice authentic grocery store and bakery. Good selection of ice cream we are excited to try next
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Klosen Jr
I grew up on the sweet bread here, hits every time
Tamara Mancuso
Great selection of baked goods, rolls, buns, cookies.
Jeffery Elder
The place to go for authentic Mexican food ingredients.
Cherry Lynn Lazaro
Definitely love their menu & all the fresh delicious bread. Our favorite stop, worth the 2 hour drive from Moab Ut. Employees are beyond kind & sweet ❤
Rita V.
I go here mainly for the cheese and jalapeño tamales. Excellent and often sell out by noon. Their pan dulce selection is amazing, just like found in Mexico. Staff is friendly and mostly non-English speaking.
Always fresh and full of flavor, lots to choose from. My husband wanted to stop Sun evening a little after 7 p.m. and to my surprise they were open and busy! We got our favorites.
Road R.
The Mexican bread here is so bad. It was stale and hard and we went there in the morning.We travel " A LOT" . We've had Mexican bread from various states . I am Hispanic and I know what Mexican bread should taste like . My grandfather had a bakery in Mexico many years ago.I can't believe they are selling this and people think it's good! If they are saying why make it there I couldn't tell because when you're making Mexican bread no matter how small a batch you are making, you can smell it everywhere but I smelled nothing . That's when I should have walked out.The sad thing is we haven't been able to find any other panaderia in Grand Junction.I would make my own if I had the time but we are on the hunt for a " good " panaderia and this is not it!I was so disappointed
R 1
Always great and plenty of variety. Some of the best baked goods in Mesa county.
Sarah S.
What a gem. Fantastic pastries! No one spoke English in the shop, but with pastries like these, who needs words?
The owner of that complex is very rude!!!
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
It reminded me of TX were I grew up...
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
A great little piece of Mexico in my own backyard. Lots of variety great bakery. Nice little store. Great people.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pain Au Chocolat, Pan Dulce, Pastries
Love this little place!It's my favorite Mexican pastry place!Packed with everything else from Mexico to.There is so much to see and buy...It's a fun place just to stop in and see everything.Highly Recommended
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pan Dulce, Pastries
Nice authentic grocery store and bakery. Good selection of ice cream we are excited to try next
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I grew up on the sweet bread here, hits every time
Great selection of baked goods, rolls, buns, cookies.
The place to go for authentic Mexican food ingredients.
Definitely love their menu & all the fresh delicious bread. Our favorite stop, worth the 2 hour drive from Moab Ut. Employees are beyond kind & sweet ❤
I go here mainly for the cheese and jalapeño tamales. Excellent and often sell out by noon. Their pan dulce selection is amazing, just like found in Mexico. Staff is friendly and mostly non-English speaking.
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Good Mexicano sweet bread
Always fresh and full of flavor, lots to choose from. My husband wanted to stop Sun evening a little after 7 p.m. and to my surprise they were open and busy! We got our favorites.
The Mexican bread here is so bad. It was stale and hard and we went there in the morning.We travel " A LOT" . We've had Mexican bread from various states . I am Hispanic and I know what Mexican bread should taste like . My grandfather had a bakery in Mexico many years ago.I can't believe they are selling this and people think it's good! If they are saying why make it there I couldn't tell because when you're making Mexican bread no matter how small a batch you are making, you can smell it everywhere but I smelled nothing . That's when I should have walked out.The sad thing is we haven't been able to find any other panaderia in Grand Junction.I would make my own if I had the time but we are on the hunt for a " good " panaderia and this is not it!I was so disappointed
Always great and plenty of variety. Some of the best baked goods in Mesa county.
What a gem. Fantastic pastries! No one spoke English in the shop, but with pastries like these, who needs words?