Not quite as good as El Mejor Pan, but still very tasty. OK selection, but not the overwhelming…read morenumber of choices like at El Mejor. Cream-filled pastries are especially good.

Best place where to get your bread and Mexican desserts. Fresh, made daily, and with a great…read moreselection of sweets and cookies. Unfortunately they have only two types of bread, bolillo and another... the long queue is annoying sometimes as the pressure to buy and go as they serve only 4 customers at time. They take both, cash and CC with a convenient rate in USD. Is a corner, so no bathroom, no tables, nothing, but the cakes and biscuits resist for days and their cream and pineapple fillings are much better than others in the area.

Friendly faces and delicious pastries. Large variety of pan dulce despite the tiny shop, and…read morethey've been in business over 60 years!

Purchased a couple pieces of pan dulce in the morning right off the oven. The conchas were so soft…read moreand delicious. The empanadas were also very good.

I am no panaderia expert but the goodies here were mostly delicious. They do not speak a lick of…read moreenglish so that was a challenge. Both times I went there was luckily some customer who was bi-lingual who would tell me what things were. I like the custard filled horns. There were some cookies with powdered sugar and chocolate chips on white cookies that were really good. I did not like the bear claw looking thing it maybe had tamarind paste inside and was stale. They had donuts too and they were not that great either but maybe that is how they like them in Mexico? I also had a snowball cookie thing that reminded me of hostess snowballs. I did like them enough to go back and grab a bunch for my coworkers on the way out. It was super cheap too. My box of goodies was about $4 american.

So glad I got to be there for their final day on Monday, August 31, 2026. I haven't known the…read moreowners for very long, but after all the times I had the chance to enjoy their amazing pastries, sandwiches, and sourdough bread, I was more than impressed, and definitely well fed! Also complained when I drove 45 minutes uphill both ways to have nothing left to buy. LOL We also shared plenty of good laughs, especially when I told them I was allergic to water, salt, and oxygen. Somehow, they still managed to find something I could eat. I was lucky enough to buy their very last loaf of sourdough bread, and yes... it is now safely tucked away in my freezer. I'm trying to savor it one slice at a time and make it last as long as possible! It's sad to see such a special place close. I truly hope whomever takes over the business is able to carry on the wonderful tradition, quality, and warmth that made this place so memorable. Wishing the owners nothing but the best in whatever comes next. Thank you for the great food, the laughs, and the awesome memories.

We have been here 2 times, and will never be back…read more Beware of the Owner who will likely also be your server. Here is why: On our first visit, the prices for drinks were high to begin with, but when we asked for an iced latte upgraded to half and half (Breve), we were told it would be extra. Shame on us for not asking how much. A 24 ounce latte with regular milk was $6.95. The upgrade to Breve was an extra $4.00!!! For a grand total of $11.80 with a flavor shot!!! And the drink was of very average quality. More recently we got a scone that was EXTREMELY DRY. When it was brought back, the owner first said "You realize this is a scone, right? As a 30 year baker, that was insulting. Then she squeezed it and said she wanted us to try "the middle". Again, insulting. When I politely declined and said I'd like to get something else, she was very hesitant, and said she was afraid we would be unhappy with another selection, and preferred to give a refund. Insulting a third time. We think the owner might consider a more customer-centric approach, but that's just us.

Great little cafe right inside the La Casa Del Zorro resort where friend and I were staying. We…read morewanted to grab a light snack and coffee to start off the morning while we packed up to check out and head back home. This isn't a Starbucks, but a "We Proudly Serve Starbucks" type of cafe. There is an assortment of made-to-order drinks including coffee, espresso, tea (they have one of those fancy espresso machines), as well as bottled beverages. An assortment of pastries and other packaged snacks. There is seating both indoors (with air conditioning!) or outdoors among the resort grounds. This is a nice little oasis in the middle of the vast Anza-Borrego Desert State Park - while it is part of the LCDZ resort, parking is free, so if you're just driving through, you can probably just park to grab a bite.

This place is a true hidden gem--literally! It's a little tricky to find since it's tucked away in…read morea complex, and the only sign is a small Starbucks logo. I passed it a couple of times before spotting it near some parking spaces. Inside, you'll find a full coffee bar serving pastries and breakfast. I ordered a Mexican mocha and a cinnamon croissant, and both were absolutely delicious. Honestly, that croissant might be the best pastry I've ever had! I'll 100% be back whenever I'm in the area.

Great bakery Infinite types of baked products…read moreGreat prices Afternoon has many sale prices great deals! Super friendly staff Support local mexican businesses

The pistachio crepe alone deserves a 5 star. Really tasty and well put together dessert, I was so…read moresad when I finished eating it. I also got the Shelby (cold brew + caramel) and I loved how the ice cubes were coffee lol Will be back in the area (I come weekly). Ladies behind the counter were super friendly too. Little cafe but ample space. Felt really clean and modern. There was a little section for kids to draw/color.

Spent a slow morning at the Cleveland Cafe today. I ordered the Pumpkin Cream Chai latte iced and…read moreit did not disappoint. It was the right spice of chai. I ordered the protein avocado toast and it was really good. The sprouts and feta were a nice touch. The staff was friendly and welcoming and the inside had such a warm cozy feel to it. They were playing music and it was just the right vibes for a slow morning to read my book. I stayed for about two hours and in that time saw a lot of regulars come in to visit. The staff remembered a lot of their orders. That always adds a personal touch. Will definitely be back!!

OMG! BEST FREAKING BREAD EVERRRRRR! Their conchas are super cute and the softest most delicious…read moreconcha I've ever had!! It's inside a little plaza and can be a little tricky to find- but don't give up until you do! You won't regret it.

This Cindy L person stole my first reviewer status since I invited her there AND paid for her…read morelatte. #frown Love. Love. Love. This place. You can tell they care about their craft. Delicious, creamy latte frío with a friendly smile. Doughy, flaky chocolate croissant. All in a homey, quintessentially plazita Mexicana. I'll be back for more. Felicidades chicas!

Best pie in Julian, no long line either! Service went above and beyond the girl with glasses was so…read morenice and even filled our water bottles! Brownie with walnut was fire as well and massive for the price!

The best chicken pot pie and cinnamon rolls. We would drive from the city part of San Diego for…read morethem. And the staff are incredibly warm and friendly.

RAISED BY WOLVES @ UTC LA JOLLA…read more Raised by Wolves is located inside UTC La Jolla, tucked away in the very back of the mall near the Din Tai Fung area. I would definitely recommend parking around Corner Bakery or near 24 Hour Fitness for the closest way in. This was my very first time going to Raised by Wolves. I made a reservation on OpenTable, and if you are reading this right now, I highly recommend booking one. When we got there, the wait was two hours for people without a reservation. I booked for 9 PM on a Saturday night with my friends after dinner. We actually arrived at UTC earlier than expected, so we let the host know and they let us in about 20 minutes early. As for parking, they do not validate here. Parking is free for the first hour and then two dollars per hour after that, so just be aware that you may end up paying for parking when you visit this bar. It is set up like a speakeasy, which is really cool. You get to see where the actual bar is hidden. We ended up ordering a bunch of cocktails and the drinks were super great. I really loved the vibe overall. It was lively and chatty, and the staff was super friendly. The ambiance is very dark and classy. Keep in mind they do not serve food here. It is purely drinks only. Overall, I would definitely recommend stopping by.

Finally came to visit this bar, after reading other reviews both good and bad, I figured wth. We…read morewaited about 10 minutes for reservation, sat on the revolving fireplace and sat at the bar. You can essentially sit wherever, but the bar is the best seat in the house IMO. The scenery was cool and had the prohibition era feel to it, however the music was current and WAY TOO loud. There is nothing more annoying to have to shout to the person sitting over the next barstool for a conversation. So there's that. We ordered the Island Old Fashioned, which sounded interesting, but...alittle disappointed. I wanted to order another cocktail, but we had dinner reservations. The bartender(s) barely spoke and if they did, we wouldn't have been able to hear them, you know, because of the loud music. Maybe we'll come again for other cocktails when we visit San Diego again. Until then, RBW is a "check off the list" kind of thing.