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La Casa Bakery and Cafe

4.7 (132 reviews)
Open • 6:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Brianna H.

I had a fantastic lunch and experience here at La Casa! I'm not sure if this a seat yourself and get served establishment or if you should wait to be seated? I waited at the front counter for a moment before someone went to the cashier and asked me how they could help me. I asked "can I eat here?" and they said yes and to sit wherever I wanted. The server who came to greet me was very friendly! She apologized for not helping me out sooner although I really hadn't been in the restaurant even more than a couple minutes. The atmosphere is very colorful, CLEAN and inviting inside! I loved all the decorations from the Pedro Infante photos to the ones of Elvis! The mini panadería section wasn't really stocked but to be fair I was there later in the day and they might've sold out by then ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Waitress knew the menu well and had a lot of recommendations! She even let me know which dishes are cooked faster in case I was in a rush! I ended up ordering Molletes (a bollio bread topped with beans and fresh cheese) and a milanesa de pollo (breaded chicken fillet) plate. Topped off with an agua de jamaica! You get a good amount of food for what you pay, I was honestly expecting to pay a lot more! Overall a very cozy and quiet spot to get a nice lunch! Highlights: fantastic customer service, tasty food with big portions and a clean establishment. Definitely will return and definitely recommend!

Emmy S.

I remember seeing this place go viral on twitter years ago because they were on the brink of going out of business. Years later, this place is still here going strong! I don't really go out for mexican food since i am Mexican but i decided to treat myself to pan and breakfast Tacos. Everything was so FRESH and yummy it really tasted like i had my grandma make the food for me it was so good!!! If you're wanting authentic Mexican food this is truly the place

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Farrah A.

This is truly a family-owned and operated cafe and bakery. Restaurant owner Trinidad is back in the kitchen/bakery; his wife is tending to the tables; and their son and daughter are working the register and greeting guests. It's a small team, but they're working hard. (Oh, and son and daughter are also continuing their education in college while also working at the family biz.). Like I said: Hard working family! Many know La Casa Bakery & Cafe for going twitter viral in 2017 (Google the heartwarming story); others know them for their homemade tortillas and barbacoa breakfast tacos. Me, my family, and our family friends now know them as "the place with the best campechanas!" Mexican campechanas are a puff pastry hailing from the Mexican state of Campeche. (Do not confuse this with Mexican seafood cocktail, also called "campechana.") So the puff pastry campechanas from La Casa are the best in Houston. They're flaky, buttery, glazed with the perfect amount of sweet. And they don't lose their crunch after a few days (if they happen to last that long in my house.) I've placed at least three separate orders to take to family gatherings, and friends and family are always requesting more. "Pick up 20. Pick up 30..." Owner Trinidad has been working in the restaurant and panaderia scene for decades, and these recipes are his own. As for the breakfast plates, you can find plates for less than $5. That's insanely affordable. My last visit, the beau and I each had our own breakfast plates, then shared an order of pancakes for dessert. :) Do add this biz to your list to try. They recently made "Yelp's Top 100 Places to Eat in Texas" for 2021. Drop in for breakfast, enjoy the Mexican decor and homey vibes, and take home some pastries. Kudos to this biz for adding a hand wash station upon entry! I appreciate this touch of added safety during pandemic dining.

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Mindy L.

Came here for my Elite Perk and picked up a few extra items on the menu for a friend and myself . Similar to many others, I don't think I would have ever found this place if Yelp hadn't introduced it! My favorite items here were the breakfast taco and the queso pupusa. The breakfast taco was bursting with egg and cactus, so delicious! The flour tortilla was amazing as well and I enjoyed every bite. Pupusa was delightful as well and I would trek all the way back here just to get a few more of these. Wasn't as much a fan of the Pastor Taco as parts were fatty and parts were slightly dry. My friend enjoyed her barbacoa taco though! The churro was good, even better after toasting it in the oven and my friend loved hers too. However, we thought the other baked goods (pineapple empanada, concha) were just average. I would definitely come back for the breakfast tacos and pupusa! Check this place out if you're in the area :)

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Claudia F.

Great place and food! I've had this place on my list for a while and finally had the chance to go. We visited on a Sunday for breakfast. We were sat right away and were able to order fairly quickly. It seems they have tons of to go orders and a few tables seemed to have waited a bit for their food. Nonetheless, our order didn't take very long and we had tasty fresh limeade to sip and chips and salsa to eat while we waited. Make sure you get some limeade, it was tasty and reminded me of the limeade my grandma used to make. We ordered a Desayuno Completa and Chilaquiles con huevo. Both were very good, but I think the chilaquiles were better! I'd definitely get them again. We got some conchas to go and glad we did. They were very big but they were tasty! Looking forward to our next visit!

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Douglas A.

This visit was MUCH BETTER than last time. One of the waitresses even came by to apologize for the last time. I ordered Huevos Rancheros with 2 orders of bacon. Once again, the Huevos Rancheros plate is $5.95and each order of bacon comes with 2 slices and is $2 each. I did note this time that the prices had gone up, and also saw in the menu that the prices had gone up as well. Likely due to their rise in cost for the ingredients. I had a glass of milk as well. Everything came out hot & fresh, and the Huevos Rancheros plate came with flour or corn tortillas. I chose flour. Also, the plate came out in a timely manner - about 12-15 minutes and was perfect. Thank you La Casa for another great breakfast!

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Justin T.

What a great little spot in the downtown area. If you are craving a breakfast taco, or a pastry and coffee before starting your day, you should check La Casa out. Thanks to Yelp, I was introduced to this place. It's a small, family owned business. Customer service was excellent. I ordered a couple of breakfast tacos, a concha and coffee. They give complimentary chips and salsa while you wait. The salsa packs some heat and is a nice compliment to the meal as well. My bacon, egg and cheese tacos were filled to the brim and two was plenty for me. The tortillas were fresh and delicious. The concha was very good as well. Not overly sweet and it was very soft and was great dipped in the coffee. It was a perfect way to end my meal. I will definitely be back to check out more of their menu!

Bacon and egg breakfast taco on super cute child's plate with matching cup
Meredith O.

I came here with my parents and toddler for breakfast and had a great experience. The service to me stands out - our server was very friendly and patient when we had questions about menu items and offered to bring us a high chair. Our food was delicious, and we all devoured our food. My absolute favorite out of everyone's food was the bacon and shrimp quesadilla (super delicious, stringy cheese plus shrimp AND bacon!), but I really enjoyed my cactus and egg breakfast taco as well. Everything is made in house, including the pastries (we didn't get any this trip) and the tortillas (yum). The coffee was hot and I never had an empty cup. And, if the opinion of a toddler means anything to you, despite already having "first breakfast" at home before we came, my child devoured the egg and bacon out of his taco and then asked for even "more eggs." Most of the time, he's more of a snacker, so I was a little surprised he finished his food AND wanted even more. Also, they had a super cute Toy Story plate and cup for my child's meal, and without any prompting, they put his silverware by my spot instead of his (smart move, right there).

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Josh S.

Cute little spot. I actually drove past it at first because the building is nondescript with a somewhat dilapidated sign. If anything, though, said wear and tear adds a bit of charm to the place. The decor and overall appearance exude a comfy vibe that gives one the feeling of being at a small-town taqueria or cafe. Upon arriving, the waitress seated me in the corner next to the window, which was great for taking in the rays of what was a beautiful Saturday. I proceeded to order a regular coffee with a chorizo and egg breakfast taco, followed by migas with eggs, and finished by a concha. The breakfast taco was good if not outstanding, with the chorizo being of a decent quality. The salsa served with it was excellent and further improved what was already a reputable taco. The migas were likewise tasty and perfectly paired with the wonderful salsa. The real star of the meal, though, was the concha. I have quite a bit of familiarity with Tex-Mex food but not as much with Mexican bakeries. So while this was admittedly one of my first times trying a concha, I was quite impressed nonetheless. The sugary, flaky sweetness was nothing short of delicious and served as a perfect end to a pleasant breakfast. The main drawback to my experience was the service. While the young lady who served me was exceedingly polite and friendly, it took quite a while to get my various orders placed and for the ordered food to come out. While I was not in a rush and so did not find this to be a big deal in this instance, it would have been decidedly inconvenient and frustrating to someone who was operating more on a schedule. It seemed that the restaurant was grossly understaffed with only my waitress and maybe someone else responsible for attending to the entire population of customers in the restaurant and bakery. Were it not for that, they would have earned the full five stars. All in all, I enjoyed my experience and found this to be a charming little gem, which I'll make a point of returning to.

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Kylee V.

A real mom and pop shop! If you are looking for some authentic Mexican baked good, here ya go! The daughter of the owner was working when I was there, very sweet! Thanks for everything! My breakfast tacos where delicious!!!! Cream cheese empanadas

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