As someone who is constantly craving baked goods, this new bakery beckoned me to visit. But my first attempt was the Saturday before Mom's day. The holiday coupled with inexperience left the dessert cases empty. I was not disappointed though, it seems that this business offers more than their sign is advertising.
By that I am referring to a small menu of tortas, tacos, quesadillas and burritos. You will also notice a few short aisles of Mexican grocery staples, even a bit of produce. Desserts on this attempt included tres leches cake, flan, tiramisu and several neon colored jello cups. There are also some individual sized sweet breads and other indigenous treats.
Trish and I mainly came back to try the savory items. She selected a chicken burrito and for myself a few steak tacos. The burrito was slightly different that I normally encounter, rice is not an ingredient and the pollo was the star of the show. Lettuce, onions, tomatoes, refried beans and some cheese were also components. Trish liked but not loved it, I liked it more and might choose it as a lighter lunch. The steak tacos were very good, served in typical " authentic" style. The meat was tender and nicely seasoned, though they might have benefitted from just a few more raw onions and cilantro sprigs.
There are 8 four seater tables and the entire business seemed very clean. The few employees I encountered were friendly and could answer all of my annoying bread questions. I am reluctant to go to 4 stars on this first try, but I can see myself coming back when nearby and in the mood for some Mexican food. I'm sure the dessert case will tempt me as well. 3.25 the sign is not the thing Yelps read more