I absolutely love this bakery! I'm a newer customer, but I've already become a frequent visitor…read more Everything I've tried so far has been excellent, and I especially love their drinks! The staff is always super friendly and welcoming, which makes the experience even better. You can tell there's a lot of care put into what they offer. I'm so glad I found this place since it's close to home, and I'll definitely continue coming back. Highly recommend!

A really large variety of baked goods and coffee and services was friendly and helpful. The parfait…read morecake cups, donuts, cupcakes, and slice of Tres leches cake were all very good. Would recommend.

I just discovered this place! I'm a huge fan of their doughnuts and cookies and cream conchas!read more

Great bakery with cheese coffee cake to died for. Love the apple fritters and French cullers.read more

If you're from the South Side, chances are you already know about Weber's. And if you don't…read more.. start driving there now. Except on Mondays when they're closed. I've learned my lesson. Everything here is good. Coffee cakes, muffins, donuts, and cookies. I genuinely don't think we've brought home anything that has disappointed. But the cakes are where Weber's has us completely loyal. Our go-to every single time is the chocolate cake with fresh strawberries. The only dangerous part about Weber's is going in for one thing and walking out with half the bakery. Their holiday desserts are always great and fitting to the occasion too! A South Side staple for a reason and one of those places we'll continue coming back to again and again.

Picked up my nephew's birthday cake today and when we cut the first slice, human hairs came out of…read morethe cake !! Disgusting! Then we cut out a second slice and another hair was in the cake. Who ever did this, you ruined a 4 year old child birthday cake! At no fault of his. Shame on you for being neglectful on hygiene and care within your establishment. Never again buying cakes from this bakery!

If you haven't been to Pticek & Son Bakery, I'm going to assume you've been spending your life…read moremaking questionable decisions. This place is one of the last true old-school bakeries still standing -- the kind where you walk in and immediately feel like you just time-traveled to a better era. The smells alone should be bottled and sold as a life improvement product. But let's get to the main event... THE HOTDOGS IN THE BUN. Calling these "hotdogs" feels disrespectful. These are legendary, mythical, blink-and-they're-gone bakery treasures. Soft, pillowy, slightly sweet bread wrapped around a perfectly baked hotdog like it's being tucked in for the greatest nap of its life. And here's the thing -- you don't just casually show up and grab these. NO. You need a plan. You need strategy. You need to order ahead like you're securing concert tickets. Because if you stroll in thinking, "Yeah I'll just grab a couple..." -- congratulations, you played yourself. They will be gone. Vanished. Spoken about only in whispers by the lucky few who got there in time. Now here's what really makes this place special -- the grandkids working there keeping the family tradition alive. And I'm convinced these kids aren't just employees... they're being trained like it's some kind of secret bakery academy. I watched one of them wrap a hotdog bun with the precision of a brain surgeon. Another was moving boxes like they were in the finals of a competitive baking Olympics. Meanwhile I'm just standing there thinking, "These kids have more skill before noon than I've had my entire life." You can tell this isn't just a job to them -- this is family legacy in motion. Somewhere in the back, I'm pretty sure there's an invisible scoreboard keeping track of who made the most perfect buns of the day. Every bite is pure nostalgia -- like your childhood got an upgrade and decided to show off a little. You don't eat these... you respect them. Between the old-school charm, the unreal baked goods, and a new generation absolutely crushing it, this isn't just a bakery -- it's a Garfield Ridge institution. Pro tip: Order the hotdogs in advance, guard them with your life, and if you see the grandkids working... just know you're witnessing the future of greatness.

Their banana bread (was a special of the day), was phenomenal!! Moist and very tasteful with pecans…read moreon top. Def recommend it. Their hot dog buns & bacon onion buns are also a must. This place never disappoints very economical.

Mary at your store on Archer and Harlem in Chicago is a GEM. She was so kind, helpful, and…read moreknowledgeable in putting together a two pound box of candy for my 93 year old Mother. Mary has great patience and really cares about the customer. Mary also takes great pride in working for Fannie May Fine Chocolates. She provided me with all of the upcoming Holiday sales so I could plan my purchases accordingly. Mary is a great asset to your company. By Steve Rapacz

One of the few stores,in the area, where you can get a nice gift, or get yourself a treat…read more The person who helped me out went out of her way to help me find the best item for my needs.

Pros: Friendly, courteous service…read more Freshly baked goods. Smaller selection prevents lingering and indecisiveness. Cons: None I can think of. This is a pretty nice bakery. So many other panaderias have such a large selection that you will begin to wonder which items have been sitting there too long. At Acapulco, everything tastes fresh, I haven't had a bad experience yet. And somehow, the baked goods seem fresher, softer, and stay that way longer than the items I get from other bakeries. I enjoy visiting here.

I used to love this place, we were very good customers since they opened not only buying Bakery for…read moreour house, but also my mother-in-law's home. They charge 4% on a debit card, which is cash. This is against the law and unfair to loyal customers who don't always have cash on them. When I brought this to their attention, the young woman there told me not to shop there anymore. Then I watched as they put the product back in the cabinets that I just put on my tray!! The audacity! A lot of the reason that I told them this is that someone is not going to be so nice as I am and they will take matters into their own hands and probably call the state on them. They could be shut down now or worse especially in this climate! I don't want to hurt a small business, especially since the owner does not speak English or pretended not to speak English but the rudeness was on a whole other level! They act like they are not aware of the law and they most definitely are! How can you rip off your loyal customers like that? That's how they do business?! Shameful! I haven't been back since. This Bakery and the other Bakery down the street does the same thing and they had the same energy. We all know how karma works but it definitely won't be me because I tried to warn them! Also, charging $2.79 for a slice of marble cake?! I asked if I could buy a whole loaf & they said they don't do that?!!! Ridiculous! Horrible owners & horrible customer service!

Came here after having dinner nearby. It's a small ice cream/dessert spot. Their main offering is…read moreice cream with a small corner where they have other dessert options (e.g., chocolate). I ordered 2 scoops of strawberry pound cake and a vanilla flavor. It was served in a waffle cone, chocolate dipped bowl. The ice cream was good. The only complaint was that the store was fairly dirty and the beanie babies in the display had ice cream all over them. You could tell the kids were handling them. I don't think they'll sell with ice cream stickiness in the fur.

Taffy grapes!!!!!! Run, don't walk, to this bakery and go get yourself a big container of taffy…read moregrapes. I'm serious. We came across their booth at the Brookfield Farmers Market on Saturday. The man (I assume the owner) was so friendly and happy, and yes, he lured us with a free sample of taffy grapes. I knew this was going to be a sale when I saw how awesome the taffy grapes looked, and then when I tried one holy cow! They tasted like a mini caramel apple with nuts, except.. not an apple, a grape. And not too much caramel. Ooooooo sooo good. Just enough sweetness. We got a big cup of grapes to share later. I couldn't resist the cute little cake pops that were made in a tiny little ice cream cone cup. I got one for my mom and she really enjoyed it. Can't wait to come back to the market to get some more taffy grapes! I can't believe I neglected to take a photo but if you go to their website their grapes on the site look just like what they sell in person. MMM!

Great Lithuanian / Polish deli. Ordered an apricot Napoleon torte for my mother's birthday and…read moreeveryone loved it . Also picked up kolackys which were tasty as well. Their bacon buns and the Lithuanian rye are also really good. Service was great. Large variety of items to pick from in the deli and bakery sides.

Stopped in the middle of the afternoon, Prices were great !…read more Service was great! Chocolate Longjohn was so so , bacon bun was excellent, Kolackys tasted like they had been in the cabinets for several days. That was disappointing . But it was muddle of the afternoon, maybe that's why? Still, I would stop there again. It's an old-time bakery, I don't have anything like that next-door to me and they're worth a look.