My faaaaavorite bakery in San Miguel by far. It's sort of hidden in an alleyway/courtyard shopping…read morearea, but worth searching for. The baked goods are stored in a glass display to keep out flies and such. I got a ham/cheese pastry and a concha, along with some almond cookies. Everything I had was perfect! Service was super kind and quick. Highly recommend if you're in San Miguel and searching for a baked good or morning treat/quick breakfast!

The best almond croissants! Also bread is very tasty , reminds me old style bakery. I found them…read morefirst selling bread on saturday market and after this every time I come to SMA, I go there ofr croissants. Wish they would sell coffee too

Great service. The menu es easy to understand. And the food was tasty. Have very good pastries…read more The place is good for small or big groups.

The only thing I eat here is their beef carpaccio! It's the best I've ever had and served with…read moreseveral pieces of French bread. Delicioso! Strangely, in their outside patio, they only have tables for 4,5,6 so when I go on my own while I'm out running errands, I end up sitting at a large table. They need to put out a couple of two tops..

Had to give it a one star because I think it should open earlier in the morning. Donuts are more…read morefor during breakfast but the place opens at noon so I didn't get a chance to try it and so I can't give an accurate rating. Just wanted to make a comment on their opening time. The place looks good to have coffee.

This is a fairly large chain of panaderias in and around Mexico City, which I never noticed when I…read morewas there. In QRO, there a few, and this one is quite modern, it offers a lot of different breads, not just pan dulce You can also get cakes, and what seems to be a torta of the day/week. I chose a donut looking bread and a cheese topped bread. The non donut item was a good mimic of a donut, with chocolate frosting and whipped cream. It wasn't too sweet nor oily. The cheesy bread was pretty good, soft and fresh, almost like ciabatta. The good thing is that the prices are pretty cheap, it was 7-10 pesos for each piece. You go in, get a tray, pick what you want, go to the counter/bagger, then the cashier.