Yemas de Santa Teresa aka Yemas de Avila are rich desserts that are a specialty of the city of…read moreAvila. They're made by mixing egg yolk with sugar and lemon juice syrup and then baking into a pastry. They are also delicious. This store is in one of the main squares, has a very adorable window front display, and offers a huge selection of pastries. I purchased 4 little ones for 1.7€ and they were super rich and scrumptious. The owner does not speak english, so it might be a little hard to order, but I find pointing helps a lot :). Highly recommend stopping in to check it out!

This place smells as amazing as it looks. Everything seems delicious. We got the ponche and…read moreflorones. We got the chocolate one - delish! They had a cafeteria in the back as well to sit and eat which was nice. The worker there was great in handling our allergies. She packed the dessert separately to avoid any cross contamination of nuts.

This was our go-to breakfast cafe in Spain. Everything we tried was amazing from matcha to lattes…read moreto the bre-tzels and pastries.

My purchase: - banana nut bread…read more- red velvet cupcake - double chocolate cupcake - Madagascar vanilla cupcake Awesome desert spot for those with or without food allergies. Very clean, and the lady that attended me was knowledgeable and can help you chose from the many options. Their assortment of goods (breads, cupcakes, cookies etc) will be sure to please your sweet tooth.

We swung by for dessert. I got the toffee cheese cake in a cup, my daughter the carrot cake. The…read morecarrot cake was dry and underwhelming but the toffee cheese cake cup what excellent. I could not eat the. Whole cup so my daughter who was unhappy with her dry carrot cake ate the other half of my cup. I will say we went in at 7pm... so I'm sure the cake was out all day and may have been better earlier in the day. I guess moral of this story, if you want cake, get it early in the day otherwise choose something else.

Cute store for buying Marzipan in central square of Taledo. As you roam the streets of Taledo,…read moreyou'll notice several store fronts advertising Marzipan. My friends and I checked out couple of them (didn't get a good feeling in other stores). Finally, entered Santo Tomé. Inside made us feel happy. All of us bought small sample bag (4 pieces). Line wasn't long at that time. After coming out, I opened the bag and tried one piece. WOW! I went back inside to buy another small bag for back home. This time I encountered a very long line. The first bag is already finished. If you love Marzipan, then this is a good store to buy it from. The only suggestion for the store is to offer samples. Then more people will become buyers.

Enticing baked goods, Cool desserts and they're known for their marzipan. Which is a type of sweet…read moremade with sugar, honey, ground almonds (be careful if you have allergies) and flour. Marzipan can also be used as a thin sheet over cakes. It can be glazed and topped with chocolate or fruit. So I had to try it due to it being incredible eye candy. Santo Tome has been around since the 1850s and this one was adjacent to a main square so it's quite popular for locals and turistas. I got a few and enjoyed eating them although they all tasted somewhat the same, but it was all good. So if you're in Toledo, Oh....I mean Spain, stop on in.

Marzipan was created here in 1856, I had to go inside & purchase some. The shop was beautiful as…read morethe bag & shopping bags. I bought fruit & Pinolii that were delicious. They were expensive each bite was a euro.

A sweet store that makes mazapan since 1861 (165 years ago) in Toledo…read more The store is well displayed with chocolates, mazapans, cookies, Häagen-Dazs and more. Friendly service, good quality. The mazapan tastes like shortbread but saggier.

We had breakfast here and everything was delicious, cafe con leche a bit small but phenomenal. The…read moreserver was very friendly as well. The location is great, just in the meddle of the town square!

Pan y Canela is a cozy, beautiful cafeteria in the very center of San Lorenzo del Escorial. It is a…read moremust place to stop by and have a cup of coffee after visiting the gorgeous town. Their cakes are really tasteful and you can even order them on demand to takeaway. It is one of my fav places from now on.

Very good bakery for Empanadas, Hornazo and also sweets. I had a piece of Hornazo for roughly EUR 4…read more(it depends on the wheight) which I really liked as the filling was tasty and in good quantity.

From the owner: En tartas pasteles y empanadas ,hornazos si buscas la.mayor calidad aun precio razonable nosotros…read moresomos la solucion productos recien horneados sin conservantes ni colorantes