Amazing selection of pastries. Very great service as well. Will go back as soon as I can.read more

This panaderia was near my hotel, so I stopped by a few times. There's a good variety of items, and…read moreit's open for which seems like all day. Most items are 5-6 pesos, so it won't put a dent in your wallet. I mainly tried the galletas, which are light and fluffy, and one of the pastry-type ones with flaky layers. Pretty flavorful pan dulce.

We got a kiwi popsicle and Chongos Zamoranos ice cream here. The staff were really nice and gave us…read morea bunch of samples without us even asking. After we got our goods, we sat at the plaza just across the street to take in the scene. The plaza was very quiet while the ice cream shop kept pretty busy.

The bakeries here are so fresh. So many choices and everything is so delicious…read more Location is great, right in the center of downtown. Prices are unbeatable.

Exquisite typical bread filled with cheese and covered with powdered sugar. It is a typical cuisine…read moreparamount that nobody should miss. It is a very small local, with only a couple tables and no waitress. Mostly they sell the bread, coffee, apple ciders, and artisanal liquors to go. Despite all, you must not miss it! If for some reason you're allergic to cheese, there are other bread varieties that you can try, though if you haven't tried the traditional "empanadas de queso" or "aplastadas de queso" you will never know what you are missing! Written on March 13, 2016.

This is as sweet as it gets! Candy store after candy store…read moreline Av 6 Oriente. There are dozens of tiny candy shops all up and down this street. It's really hard to believe that there are so many that they have a candy street here, but there's apparently demand for it! They sell all kinds of wonderful sweets here- so many of them make me jittery from all the sugar! Mexican sweets tend to be sweeter than what Americans are used to. They're packed with tons of sugar! I felt like a kid in a candy store! Personally, my favorite are the ones made from caramel and wafers of goat milk crackers. Other favorites include the jellied fruit candies, and coconut candies. I went looking for chocolate covered grasshoppers, but nobody had 'em. Most of the candies were by the kilo, but some had them sold individually, and none of the stores seemed to mind selling a few pieces for a small handful of pesos. The clerks were all friendly, but they didn't give out samples. This is the place to go for souvenirs and sweet tooths alike.

Looking for souvenirs for friends, and family back home? Or just want to buy some typical sweets,…read moreas well as talavera? Then this is the perfect place to spend some time. There are so many shops, that I would suggest to give them all a good look, before buying something. Gift sets are available in all prices, from extremely cheap, to extremely expensive.

Good coffee, limited menu The coffee at this chain…read morerestaurant is pretty good - and flat whites are very good value at only 35 pesos! If you are looking for a savoury breakfast, the menu is limited to 2 types of bagels and 1 croissant.

Smaller coffee shop within walking distance of our hotel. We stopped in for a cup of coffee to go,…read morethe barista was making cute designs with the milk froth