It would be a surprise to a lot of people to realize the cultural fusion at work here; Silver…read moreSpring is a very Ethiopian area, but Ethiopia was at one point invaded and occupied by Italy, which I guess explains why this business is based around tiramisu. It's a small shop and is just outside of downtown Silver Spring; at the moment this does mean that you can dodge the Purple Line construction by coming here. Their titular dessert slice is not expensive not quite small. However, the quality was apparent, with the strong bitterness of coffee coming through so you're not just getting pure sweetness. I like contrast in my desserts. It was a worthy endeavor, and the other desserts they had out looked appealing. There was also a small brunch kind of menu, that was more Ethiopian than Italian.

Amazing family owned business. Really cool ambiance and very conveniently located. Service has…read morealways been on point. Desserts are amazing here! I always get the whole cakes

Everything is fresh, delicious and reasonably priced. They also have great coffee, sandwiches and…read moresalads. It has a real neighborhood feel and is also great for business meetings.

Decent food. Haven't been in several years. I like Cafe K better now but it's been some time…read more First time I tried to go they closed early for Shabbat. Second time I went it was pretty good.

I stopped by El Sabor Latino Bakery & Catering because another breakfast option fell through on an…read moreearly Saturday morning. I went with a breakfast sandwich and a cup of coffee. I forget the name of the sandwich, but it had eggs, chorizo, plantains, and something else that I cannot remember. Although I was a bit surprised the sandwich was around 8 bucks, I understood why when the sandwich came out because it was HUGE. Put it like this, the sandwich kept me full for a good 4-5 hours, so it definitely was worth the eight dollars. While waiting for my sandwich, curiosity got the best of me, and I ended up buying a few pastries for later. The sandwich, coffee, and four large pastries were about $16. Overall, I thought my sandwich was absolutely delicious...especially the bread/roll that it was served on/with. Like I said earlier, the sandwich was jammed packed with eggs, chorizo and plantains. Throughout the weekend, I tasted the pastries, and I thought all of the were pretty delicious. Unfortunately, I do not know which pastries I purchased because many were not labeled. To be honestly, I completely picked the pastries at random. One of the things that I enjoyed about the pastries: none of them were overly sweet. For me, they had just the right amount of sweetness, which might be considered bland for others. The bakery is kind of small, in terms of dining in, because it has about 2-3 small tables. However, the bakery seems more like a place to grab food (or pick up orders) and go. While eating, I was the only one who actually ate their food inside of the restaurant. I thought the two women behind the counter were exceptionally nice. Also, interacting with them gave me a chance to practice my Spanish. Overall, I thought this was a great random find, and I'm looking forward to returning and trying some more of their delicious pastries and other platos fuertes.

Tuesday 1/21/25 I…read morerandomly found out about this spot a few months ago while on TikTok. I heard A LOT of high praise for it, so now I'm trying it. The service experience was quite memorable and funny. There were differences in language barriers, but we still made it work out in the end. I was overwhelmed, to say the least, as I was completely new to the experience of a Spanish bakery, so I got suggestions from the workers, Yelp & Google, and what caught my eye. I ended up spending $43.20 total and got: Brazo gitanos $2.75, torta $3, pan de pina $1, steak egg and cheese sandwich $10.75, tipico platter $14, flan $5.50, pork & cheese pupusa $2.75, and chicken & cheese pupusa $3.50. Also, I was excited to try the tres leches, but they didn't have any at the time. - The brazo gitanos is like a pound cake with a cherry/strawberry swirl, and it was alright. - The torta was my favorite bakery item as it tasted the best, and was elevated further when I warmed it up. - The pan de pina is a Spanish pastry with pineapple "jam" in the center, and it was alright. - The steak egg and cheese sandwich was my favorite item. The Spanish bread paired well with the ingredients to create a great flavor with every bite. - The tipico platter was decent, but I wish I had gotten more portions of the chorizo because the portion I got was limited. One thing that makes it truly amazing is combining all of the platter items on their homemade tortillas to create a sensational taco of taste and flavor. - I'm not a fan of flan (it's alright), but theirs was pretty decent. - The pupusas (pork & cheese and chicken & cheese) were great, and they might just be the best pupusas I've had. Overall, I enjoyed my experience at El Sabor. I would recommend it and be open to returning (maybe next time they will have tres leches available).

Delicious and cheap food! It's like a Salvadoran version of a cheap (but good) Chinese takeout…read moreplace. Churrasco Gualtemalteco was seriously amazing. I would get it again. The steak was perfectly seasoned and grilled. Beef in Mexican and Asian cuisines are always the best anyway :) American beef bleh... (unless you know someone who can grill a good steak. American steak at restaurants is not worth it). My partner enjoyed the Mexican Breakfast (4 stars for her). The accompanying pupusa bread was pretty good and served warm and soft.

I randomly picked this restaurant for breakfast. It's a bakery and restaurant. The food is Latín…read morehomemade food. Price of food is affordable. I ordered the Chapin breakfast, it means Guatemalan style breakfast. Definitely delicious.

Ordered from here through UberEats and really enjoyed it…read more I got the Salvadorian breakfast and it was huge and very tasty; the sausage, the cheese, the plantains, etc. all hit the right spots. The delightful surprise was that the coffee is quite good! That's not often the case with many eateries that don't have a coffee focus. The food was also very affordable. Recommend you give it a try.

Petite sized little bakery in Wheaton Triangle…read more This is one of the small little shops on the perimeter of the brand new large office building that goes up where the large parking lot used to be. There's a handful of tables when you walk in, more seating then you'd probably think for a bakery of this size. The walls are lined with refrigerators and pastry cases. Some of the selection is self-service and then some sit in glass boxes that are more attuned to Jewelry cases. I went up to the front and saw a number of hand scrawled signed taped on the front refrigerators. The prices are insanely low. Tamales for $1.50 a piece are definitely worth your attention. The chicken sandwich that I tried for $3.00 was oddly out of this world. When it was set down on the table in front of me... I was like... "OK... this looks pretty basic." But then I tried it... and I was like... what the HELLO has been done to this chicken. As I commented to a friend: " I have no idea what they did to that chicken, but I'm pretty sure it involves wizards or MSG." It was freakin' good! I also ended up getting the Budin (I think this was $1.75) which is like this super soft raisin pudding cake thing with caramelized sugar on top. Man... that was good. The ONE thing I got and didn't love was the "pan con frijoles, queso, crema." There is a possibility that this is true cause I didn't eat it while it was hot. There is also a possibility that this is true cause the cashier/cook forgot the cheese and then gave it to me on a little plate later, and it didn't melt into anything. But for me it just was too gloopy... if you know what I mean. The bread it was served on was good... but the texture and saltiness was a little much. Overall, I will totally be back. Value for quality was fantastic. Also... just FYI. It would be VERY helpful to know a bit of Spanish when you do go. There was definitely a bit of a communication barrier with English.

Literally a cannoli factory. They make thousands every day. Ring the doorbell and someone will…read morelet you in. You can buy small or large , chocolate or plain. You get the shells and the filling comes in disposable squeeze pouches so you fill them when you are ready to eat. That way, you can refrigerate or freeze them until you're ready and the shells wont get soggy. Can't beat the price, either. Don't expect a fancy retail location as it really is a factory doing a huge wholesale business. The fact that they let you walk in and buy is a bonus.

What a gem! First of all, this is the country's oldest house made cannoli shops. They mainly are…read morewholesale, but you can walk in and buy a package of small to large cannoli. For $11, I picked up a package of six minis with chocolate on top. They include a separate bag of the cream for you to fill it at home. They were delicious!

I have been to another one of their stores and had an amazing experience. This visit wasn't quite…read morethe same. The bakery itself was nice and had seating inside. There was a self-serve area for customers to get rice, beans, and other items. Behind the counter, there was a display with pastries and another with empanadas. I ordered one chicken and a ham and cheese. I also ordered two churros. Once I saw how cheap they were, I asked to add two more. I was accidentally charged for two more empanadas. I told the lady behind the register what happened and she denied that I was charged incorrectly and I had to explain a couple of times before someone else told her exactly what I already told her and she finally fixed it. Overall, I don't think I would go back to this particular location. The empanadas were good but the churros were cold and the customer service wasn't great.

I am a Brazilian national who was raised in the U.S. since I was 5 years old. I love to find…read moreBrazilian treasures here when I miss Brasil and feel nostalgic. I have been to this establishment every week for over 5 years. I loved bringing my 3 young children, husband and friends here. However, today I came here with my elderly, injured mother and my young daughter. A young Brazilian cashier with dark, curly hair spoke so disrespectfully to my mother! When I asked her to show some respect to elders (and injured elders at that), she refused to serve us and take our money. What kind of cashier speaks ill to their customers and refuses to take their money!? I feel really badly for the owner of Brazilian Bakery, because he hired a cashier who refuses to sell to his customer. She literally turned our $30 away. And only because I asked her to show some respect to my elderly mother. I was flabbergasted! I asked what is the problem? She said, "The only problem here is your annoying, stupid mother." Inside I wanted to punch her in the face, but because I have class and was raised better, I told her that she is what she called my mother! I promised her that I will inform her manager and other patrons about her awful customer service and disrespect. If you are Brazilian and crave Brazilian food, go to "By Brazil" or the cafe around the corner (Americas). Not only is the food there spectacular, their staff is so respectful and warm, and they never refuse to take your money! Be advised my fellow Brazilian neighbors!

Lots of sweet options for great prices. Never been to a place like this before…read more Here, you basically go in and get a tray and put whatever bakery items you want to take to cashier. It almost reminds me of a downtown mom and pop bakery shop where everything is super fresh and the prices are really good. Of all the treats we ended up getting, I ended up eating a couple of churos and a slice of a cake. Everything tasted great. The service was also really good overall.

Absolutely Amazing! I felt like I was back in Texas with a East Coast Twist!…read more Pan Dulce is a Mexican bread that is nostalgic for me. They also have food. They have Mexican Tamales. I never have to go to Texas. If you're a Tex/Mex person you'll love this place. People are very welcoming and friendly. Coming back for sure. The CAKES look amazing! Will be back for that.