This business specializes in Italian style desserts which is exactly what I need for my upcoming…read moredinner party. Unfortunately they were not as authentic as I needed. The bombolini were tasty but a little greasy; the cannoli filling was watery and the shells were over fried. The orange cake was pretty.

Delicious, adorable AND local! This place does NOT disappoint! I've tried a handful of their…read moredesserts and all were delightful. If you want to WOW your guests with something beautiful yet delicious, try the Olive & Poppy cake. I ordered it for a birthday and quickly ordered another to give as a Christmas gift. The nutella cornetti are hands down my favorite (so far). Order extra because you won't want to share. All orders have been ready in 24 hours or less for pick up or delivery.

Stopped by this bakery today cause I'd been craving some panecito I got 2 sugar cuernitos, 1…read morepolvorón and a lil bag of the cinnamon polvorones. I cannot believe I paid $9 something for these items. I'm originally from Los Angeles I can't believe how over priced sweet bread is here I originally pay $1.25 por pieza over there. I am really mind blown on the prices. I thought El Paso was cheaper than LA but I guess not.

I came here hoping the tamales and concha's would be good but I got 4 chocolate concha's that were…read morejust not fresh, I also got tamales de raja con queso and they were not good.. the masa was thick and dry they literally fell apart... the lady was helpful but not very friendly. The establishment was clean and very neat.. I don't think I would come back personally because of the drive... however they had a lot of options to choose from and perhaps I just didn't get lucky..

This bakery originates from Juarez and they have just recently opened up a location in El Paso…read more Their go-to cake is their signature tres leches cakes which come with different variations. From coconut to classic strawberry or even mango, your taste buds will be in for a sweet treat. The have cakes which really do look like pieces of art and more importantly the flavor is their to compliment the visuals. These cakes are a bit pricey but for context we had one cake and there was still more than 3/5 left after serving slices to eight people. I really liked the to-go presentation and how secured it was. Made it a lot easier to transport with.

The cakes here are perfect and delicious. Their service is nice and friendly. I only went there…read moreonce as an emergency. Did NOT disappoint. Will go again if I'm in the area!!

Beautiful items. Small selection on my visit. Excellent service. Everything was good/tasty, but I…read morebought three different items and none of them were so good that I went back.

A small unassuming bakery I found when looking up for sweets in El Paso. When I came in the…read moreafternoon nearly everything was sold out but was able to try three things that were all good. Nothing mind-blowing that would make me become a regular and buy the pricier croissants, but I would definitely stop by from time to time for a sweet treat.

I came here because a review called it a good study spot, and for once, the internet did not lie…read more I grabbed one of the booths with outlets underneath, which immediately earned points because apparently my laptop and I both need to be plugged in to function. There were plenty of outlets around, so no awkward hovering near a wall like a tech-dependent houseplant. I ordered a coconut latte with oat milk, and it was genuinely good. The booth was also dangerously comfortable with the cushioned bench situation. Very easy to convince yourself you're being productive when really you've just found a socially acceptable place to sit for three hours. Customer service was kind, low-key, and pleasantly quiet. The space stayed pretty peaceful most of the time, so if you need silence to study, this is a solid find. I personally need a little more background chaos to keep my brain entertained, but that is very much a me problem. I'd still come back for the latte, the outlets, and the suspiciously comfortable booth.

My friend found this coffee shop for us to try while we're in town. Moca was nice and the cashier…read morewas super sweet, answering questions. Their most popular item was the biscoff latte & then the tiramisu. I'm not a super big tiramisu fan so I went with a vanilla latte. My friend enjoyed the biscoff latte but my vanilla latte left something to be desired. The inside was pretty quiet, a few people studying and low background music so perfect for a day where you need to work or have no meetings. I'd say give Moca House a try!

This restaurant is amazing! Everything was so fresh and delicious. The fresh-pressed juices were…read morereally good and tasted so fresh. The sweet bread was absolutely amazing, and the conchas were so fluffy, soft, and delicious! Definitely a place worth trying. Everything we had was delicious, and we'll definitely be coming back! Highly recommend!

We went for breakfast on the weekend. They only had three menu items: chilaquiles, torta de…read morechilaquiles and molletes. We had the torta de chilaquiles with brisket and my mom ordered the mollete. The torta was surprisingly good, I am glad I ordered. The cafe the olla was really tasty, I would come back just for the coffee. We also had a guava pastry and a pan de muerto to go. The place has about 5 tables and a nice patio where you can chat over matcha or coffee. I recommend to stop by and give them a try.

With a town so close to the border, there is no shortage of Mexican cuisine. There are so many…read moreplaces to go with so many claiming to be the most "authentic." But depending on where you're from in Mexico, and even the US, your pallet may be different. So, finding a good place can be challenging especially if you're visiting. But, El Prado Bakery takes the cake (pun intended) on some of the best Mexican food in this town. From their pastries to their burritos you'll find great food here. First, they have an abundance of pastries to choose from. You can spend some time just trying to pick the right one. And they are tasty! Their burritos are absolutely delicious! I had the breakfast sausage and egg and it was great! My only issue was it was rolled up the way I am not used to for a burrito. It was more like a giant taco with the edges tucked in. That aside, it was still delicious and the salsa was good too! Eggs were cooked nicely, as well as the sausage. Potatoes were soft and with the beans added, it made for a great burrito! The staff were super friendly! Always welcoming when you walked in. And yes, we went there more than once! Always had a smile and waiting to take your order. Once the food was ordered it came fairly quickly too! Place was clean all around which was nice as well. All in all, this was a great place. Definitely stop by and try this place! You'll be glad you did. Cheers.

I've had burritos, tamales rojo, and some of the sweets here. It's a pretty good place, I really…read morelike the tamales and burritos. It's definitely worth coming every once in a while. The service is good, they speak Spanish and English, and they have a little area to eat. Overall it's a nice place to go.

Donuts are so goood and so fresh ! love the environment and energy of the workers and the restaurantread more

In regard to their Menudo purchased 4 32oz cups they had hardly any menudo it was basically 32oz of…read morebroth menudo all liquid. Very disappointed can't even say it tastes good.

When in town, stop for tamales and delicious Mexican sweet bread. They have burritos and tacos and…read moreother food too with a smile and seating indoors. When ever we are in town ( we live in Calif) we always stop at Gussies!

Great experience and great recco from Elite Yelpie, Marie G!…read more We dropped by for a quick tamale run after Mass today. They had a variety of flavors, but only sold them at one flavor a dozen. Liz went in, and it wasn't too busy considering the season. She had a choice of pork and red chile, cheese and rajas, chicken chile verde, and may another... The rules for the season are: First come, first serve. One flavor, one dozen. No pre-ordering. No room or tables to dine in. (plan to grab and go) They didn't have menudo on hand. It's pretty much baked goods and tamales, tamales, tamales. Parking could be difficult, but it's manageable. They have a tiny lot in the front, and plenty of street parking. The tamales were pretty good. Next time we will have a plan!

Donuts were interesting and creative. The pineapple donut was very yummy. The inside was nice and…read morelots of space to sit. The place was empty and the service was a little slow. We had enough time but maybe don't stop in if you are trying to pop in and out.

This was a very creative and neat place to enjoy a coffee and baked goodies…read more We stopped by for an after brunch treat on a Sunday afternoon. Not a lot of traffic in the place, but certainly a steady flow of customers. From the moment you walk in you can see all the donuts, cookies, and pastry squares... and then you look at the wall... between the art and the awards, this place is great. My kids enjoyed the "Labubu" cookies, I enjoyed an amazing tasting lemon poppy original donut. I soaked it with a nitro cold brew with a green cream foam - called the Baby Yoda. It was really good. I enjoyed the visit. I noticed most of the folks enjoyed their experience here. It was chill, plenty of room, subtle music, it was chill. I'm looking forward to the next visit, the next coffee, and the next donut.