Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    Jalisco Bakery

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 5:00 am - 9:00 pm

    Jalisco Bakery Photos

    Business Info

    You might also consider

    Recommended Reviews - Jalisco Bakery

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration

    2 years ago

    Helpful 2
    Thanks 1
    Love this 2
    Oh no 0

    1 year ago

    Helpful 1
    Thanks 2
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    You might also consider

    Verify this business for free

    People searched for Bakeries 4,456 times last month within 10 miles of this business.

    Verify this business

    Dolce Caffe

    Dolce Caffe

    4.6(191 reviews)
    7.3 miNorthwest Reno
    $$

    Friday night called for a special dinner, so I made a reservation for two at 5:30 at Dolce Caffè…read more We were seated by the front window, which is my favorite spot. I love watching the people and cars go by in Midtown while enjoying a great meal. We started with drinks. I ordered the Limoncello Spritz, and wow--it was absolutely out of this world! My husband ordered the Chardonnay, and owner Claudio explained that it's made in the traditional Italian style. Instead of being buttery like many California Chardonnays, it's slightly sweeter and very smooth. After trying my cocktail, my husband decided to order a Limoncello Spritz too, and he ended up enjoying it even more than the wine. We skipped the appetizers and salads and went straight to the main event. I ordered the mushroom ravioli, which I had been dreaming about all day. It was light, delicate, and packed with incredible flavor. My husband, who is from New Zealand, chose the lamb chops. They were cooked to perfection, so tender you could cut them with a butter knife. He paired them with the asparagus risotto, which was delicious but a little heavy alongside the lamb. We ended up taking some home, and next time I'd recommend pairing the lamb with a salad instead. To finish, we shared the large ricotta cannoli topped with chocolate chips. It was heavenly, light, creamy, and it practically melted in our mouths. Honestly, every dessert we've had here has been fantastic. Dolce Caffè continues to impress with its authentic Italian flavors, warm hospitality, and wonderful atmosphere. We can't wait for our next visit!

    Dolce Café had excellent service, and the food was delicious. I especially enjoyed my salad, along…read morewith all the pastries and desserts we ordered. Everything was fresh and flavorful, and I would definitely come back just for the salad. I'm not sure if the gentleman helping us was the owner, but he was incredibly kind and welcoming. He even offered water and a treat for my friend's dog, which was such a thoughtful gesture. His hospitality really made our visit even more enjoyable. Overall, a wonderful experience, and I look forward to coming back!

    Photos
    Dolce Caffe - Happy Quote at Dolce Caffé.

    Happy Quote at Dolce Caffé.

    Dolce Caffe - The bread basket

    The bread basket

    Dolce Caffe - Almond Croissant

    See all

    Almond Croissant

    Sierra Nevada Bakery And Creamery - Weekly flavor: white chocolate marshmallow peppermint

    Sierra Nevada Bakery And Creamery

    4.8(78 reviews)
    5.0 miDowntown

    YELP REVIEW PROMPT…read more Checked on Yelp for a dessert spot that I haven't tried before. Sierra Nevada Creamery and Bakery was a quick four minute walk from our lunch spot so we thought why not! It's located right next to the Pioneer Center for Performing Arts and has a very small parking area. There are restaurants on either side so there is also street parking. It was a warm day so I decided on a double scoop in a cup, one pistachio and one sea salt caramel. The double scoop was huge, definitely no skimping and only $10. There was one person ahead of us and then tons of people piled in after we did so we got there at a really good time! There was only employee working (I think he may have been the owner). I felt so bad because it was just him and he had a line almost out the door but if he was stressed he did not show it. He was friendly and so professional. The inside is pretty small but there some places to sit and if the inside is full the grass area right outside isn't a bad place to enjoy your treats. I would recommend for sure and I definitely want to go back and try a chocolate chip cookie. Things to note: Read his story on the ice cream menu. I enjoyed it and that is what makes me want to return to try the chocolate chip cookie.

    We stopped in to Sierra Nevada Bakery and Creamery for a little afternoon treat after a nearby…read moreshow. I was surprised to see this place as I've driven by this strip of businesses many times and never noticed this particular spot. They offer homemade treats, but mostly ice cream. They have an almost unmatched selection of non-dairy ice creams and sorbets. A nice surprise. The gentleman helping us was very nice and gave us a full rundown of how they make everything in house. He offered samples and suggestions. I sampled the flavor of the week, Lavender Honey Matcha, and the coconut cream coffee. My kids decided on the mango sorbet and the classic strawberry. Everything was delicious. The coconut cream ice cream had great flavor and texture given that it was non dairy. My wife and I decided on the matcha flavor of the week. It was very refreshing. The strawberry had real chunks of strawberry which is always a treat. My biggest critique is the texture of the ice cream. This stuff seemed very crumbly. I prefer a much more "chewy" or "sticky" ice cream if that makes sense. This stuff was more "dry" and less "creamy". There are some other local shops in the area that make great ice cream exactly how I like it, which is the only reason for 4 stars. I'm not sure this would be my top place for ice cream again. The smallest "one scoop" size is actually nearly two full scoops. Could be a good thing for some, but a kids scoop is always appreciated for my toddlers, especially a a slightly discounted price. That is not an option here. There are a few small tables inside to enjoy your treats and lots of to-go options which is always nice. The place was clean and well decorated. It was steadily busy while we visited, indicating that this place is likely here to stay. Overall, worth stopping in if you're in the area. The flavors are unique and tasty and the non-dairy selection is fantastic.

    Photos
    Sierra Nevada Bakery And Creamery - Chocolate/Peanut Butter, with nuts, chocolate syrup and whipped cream

    Chocolate/Peanut Butter, with nuts, chocolate syrup and whipped cream

    Sierra Nevada Bakery And Creamery - Chocolate and pistachio

    Chocolate and pistachio

    Sierra Nevada Bakery And Creamery - Vanilla Bean, served in a home made waffle cone

    See all

    Vanilla Bean, served in a home made waffle cone

    Cafe Con Papi - Café con plátano!

    Cafe Con Papi

    4.8(137 reviews)
    4.3 miDowntown
    $$

    A warm, bright spot in an otherwise bleak part of Reno…read more My wife and I needed a break from a multi-day volleyball tournament and were thrilled to find a Cuban coffee spot down the street. Immediately loved the vibe; colorful, mural filled space with many seating options, a lunch counter and an outdoor patio area. Super chill, friendly staff serving an eclectic clientele. I'd give it five stars if they were a bit more on point with the Cuban end of things. My wife and I are Anglos, but we're both Miami natives, so we're kind of purists when it comes to our Cuban stuff. This was definitely more "Latin inspired." We were looking forward to traditional pastelitos, but found they had more Mexican sweets and a guava and cheese brioche, which was delicious, but not authentic. Our Cuban sandwich had no pork and the wrong bread (and came with tortilla chips?), but the sandwich itself was quite tasty. And our cafe cubano was a nice coffee, but a bit thin and had only the amount of sugar a sane person would add, which is about a third of what would be in the real deal. So if you want authentic Cuban, this isn't really it. But if you're looking for good coffee and food served by cool people in a warm, funky environment, this place rocks.

    Latin inspired coffee shop. Very cute inside, would say limited seating. They have tables outside…read moreand a small bike rack. They offer food and pastries as well. We ordered the Pablo and cafe con agave. Giving 4 stars as I originally wanted to order the cafe con Platano half sweet, but I was told it was premade and could not make customizations. The barista suggested cafe con agave which IMO was a little too sweet BUT very good, I drank it all. The Pablo was delicious! I would recommend this place and will be coming back.

    Photos
    Cafe Con Papi - Elote toast

    Elote toast

    Cafe Con Papi - Mural on exterior

    Mural on exterior

    Cafe Con Papi - Pablo latte hot

    See all

    Pablo latte hot

    Humble Bakery - Thank you!

    Humble Bakery

    5.0(3 reviews)
    4.9 miDowntown

    I will need to write an update because I plan to buy more! I ordered a Buttermilk Spiced Pumpkin…read morePie for Thanksgiving and its all gone. So absolutely scrumptious that I need more!!! This is another company I found on Instagram and many are raving about the treats!

    While Humble Bakery is a full bakery, and Jefe assures me they have a plethora of goods, I've only…read moretried two of their pies (Thanksgiving, so Pumpkin and Pecan). The Pumpkin pie was the best Pumpkin pie I've had. Stick to the Pumpkin pie, or you'll be in great danger! That Pecan pie... it's not for us mere mortals! These bakers have gone to far, and (like Prometheus before them) stole the pie recipe from the Olympians! I want to eat the pie until I'm sick, then try to eat the pie to cure my stomach pains. With this pie in hand, all your troubles melt away, as long as the pie lasts. But there's a dark cloud on the horizon... this pie does not last forever! You look down at the plate, debating lapping up the crumbs. You look over at the last slice on the dessert table. That last, unclaimed bit of pure joy. Then you look around the room. The others have tasted the pie... Your dear, sweet mother. Your aged father. Neither of them is a threat. The grandparents? Bah, they couldn't even make it to the table and you'd have the pie half-way down your gullet. Aunts and uncles... you could push through them without any issue. Your brother may pose a threat, but how dangerous can a marine *really* be? Your sister? No, guile and deception won't win the day, here. The kids table.. were there 4 there earlier? 5? Could their youth really allow them to be swift enough to gain them victory? No, they'd turn on each other. Just... have to get that one last slice of pie....

    Photos
    Humble Bakery - So so so delicious!!! The crust melts in your mouth!!!

    See all

    So so so delicious!!! The crust melts in your mouth!!!

    Josef's Vienna Bakery & Cafe - Breakfast Sandwich

    Josef's Vienna Bakery & Cafe

    4.1(92 reviews)
    6.3 mi
    $$

    I think this has officially become my new favorite breakfast spot and bakery. I had previously…read moretried their baked goods which I absolutely loved, but had never dined in for breakfast or lunch until now, and I'm so glad I did. We ordered a mix of items for the table: the lobster eggs Benedict, the chorizo omelet, and a panini (two breakfast dishes and one lunch option), and every single bite was delicious. There honestly wasn't one thing I didn't enjoy. It's a little tricky to find if you're not familiar with the area, but they do have plenty of parking, which makes it easier once you get there. The staff was friendly, kind, and incredibly accommodating. We came in with a large group of eight, and while it's typically a self-seating setup, they went out of their way to help us find a table that could fit everyone and made the whole experience seamless. I would absolutely recommend stopping by for breakfast or lunch and definitely don't skip the baked goods after.

    We did not realize there were two different locations. We first went to the other location and they…read morewere really busy. It had an older feel to it and I am not a fan of the layout. I did not know how it worked to find a table because there were no open tables or staff available. When we finally found a table to sit, there was no one to get us menus and the one staff we saw was busy helping a few other tables. We got frustrated so we left. I saw a couple other customers leave during that time as well. They really need more people working and I am surprised they have such high ratings. At the second location on Plumb Ln, they were crazy busy as well, but they had a manager managing to help speed up cleaning tables and finding tables that were empty for anyone that came in. It felt a lot more welcoming than the first location. As we were waiting, the interior is more modern and has high ceilings which makes it feel a lot more open and comfortable. The wait was about 20 minutes. Once we got a table, our server did not get our drink or food orders for a while. She was busy. I ordered the Fresh Mushroom and Spinach Omelet and it was good; however, everything else on the plate was not visually appetizing or tasted as good as the omelet. My boyfriend ordered the Hungry Man Waffle Combo which come with 2 waffles, 2 eggs, 2 pieces of bacon, and 2 pieces of sausage. He did the get the sausage and was given 2 extra pieces of bacon instead. This is fine, but we wish someone notified him of the swap. Not sure why they did not have any more sausage either. Overall, I would not come back because both locations are out of the way, and the service and food was not at the level that makes me want to go back.

    Photos
    Josef's Vienna Bakery & Cafe - Welcoming display of pastries if you don't want to sit in at the dining area.

    Welcoming display of pastries if you don't want to sit in at the dining area.

    Josef's Vienna Bakery & Cafe - More mold on the bread

    More mold on the bread

    Josef's Vienna Bakery & Cafe - Caramel latte

    See all

    Caramel latte

    Jalisco Bakery - bakeries - Updated July 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...