Many years ago, I lived in this location's neighborhood. Of course, it was a very humble neighborhood, and people were always looking for a Mexican panaderia that would take the edge out of driving to get pastries. Mexican pastries that is, and although they are plentiful in some neighborhoods, this area at the time, lacked. I am happy to say that now it's been here for many years since I have left, and the pastries and panes (breads) are super tasty. I feel as if I traveled to another time when pastries were done by hand and not machine. But alas, I did ask the cashier, and she did state that they are no longer made all by human hands, but some are. I like that. I couldn't tell which ones were made by hand as they tasted very close to the breads of mu younger years so that puts a smile on my face. When you walk in, you can actually smell the breads, and it is a good feeling. I did order quite a few pastries, and the bill was very decent in price. I've gone to others in the vicinity, and I can say that their prices are not even close and higher. So, if you want a Mexican pastry that is not only good, but very inexpensive, you have to try their shop. I also did purchase a banana and pineapple cake for a co-worker's birthday. Now although it was good, I didn't like the way the worker decorated it. She assumed because it was for a female, that pink would be good, and that sprinkle's also were to be added. Alas, when I did get to work, I was surprised that it was more for a child. I should have checked it first, but I didn't, my mistake. But it was good regardless. I would definitely go back for more, as I hope more people will. Always try to help the local businesses before the big stores I say. read more