Do NOT sleep on this little West Side gem!…read more La Fiesta Bakery is hands down one of the BEST bakeries in San Antonio. Before anything else, let's talk about the tortillas! These bakery-made tortillas are heaven from the very first bite. Soft and impossibly tender, they carry that fresh-off-the-comal aroma at home with just the right balance of chew and fluff. Lightly toasty, rich without being heavy, and flexible enough to cradle any taco filling--or honestly, perfect on their own with butter. These are the kind of tortillas that permanently ruin store-bought. Fiesta Bakery also delivers a beautiful spread of traditional Mexican pan dulce. Perfectly fresh-baked cookies that melt in your mouth from the first bite, fluffy, cloud-like doughnuts, and standout empanadas--especially the pumpkin and pineapple. The pumpkin empanadas are warm and comforting, filled with spiced pumpkin and wrapped in delicate, tender bread that features subtle notes of anise, beautifully balanced and never overpowering. The pineapple empanadas are bright and fruity, bursting with sweet-tart pineapple and encased in soft, golden pastry that lets the filling shine. And then there's the iconic pink cake--soft, ultra-moist vanilla layers stacked with fluffy frosting and coated in bright, bold, eye-catching pink icing that's nostalgic. Sweet, celebratory, and instantly recognizable, it's a San Antonio classic for a reason. This is pan dulce West Side pride baking at its finest! #FiestaBakery #WestSideSA #SanAntonioEats #PanDulce #TortillaHeaven #PumpkinEmpanadas #PineappleEmpanadas #PinkCake #SATXFoodie #SupportLocalSA #BakedWithLove #FoodieFinds #ComfortFood #BakeryGoals #FoodPornSA

I still love this bakery. I literally drive from Converse, Texas to get fresh baked pastries, and…read moretortillas from the west side of San Antonio. Everything they make is delicious and freshly made, and their prices are very reasonable. I will continue to support them in every way that I can.

On my way home from lackland and saw Mario's Bakery decided to drop in and glad I did. Got a…read moretwisted donut, pan dulce , just excellent pastry to enjoy on my Saturday with some coffee. Highly recommend Mario's for that panadería taste that I grew up with. Great service from the counter clean establishment all I needed to hear was some music lightly playing in the background to make me feel like a kid again.

Plenty of variety to choose from. Lots of folks coming in for Mexican pastry. Very tasty and fresh.read more

Voted best flour tortillas in San Antonio Texas and I agree. Everyone is kind and friendly…read more Delicious baked goods.

I have been coming here for pan de dulce for years. It has always been good. I like the magdalenas…read moreand piedras the most. My husband particularly likes the cookies with the jelly centers. The service is nice. On Sunday mornings there will be a line. So get there early.

We stopped on our way out of town (visiting for fiesta) and wasn't expecting much…read more I cannot tell you how excited we were when we saw the barbacoa sign. It wasn't greasy at all. The homemade tortillas were soft and fluffy. I also got a cinnamon twist. That thing was beyond soft! Our little crew put this on the list of spots to go back to on our next visit to SA. This place doesn't get enough props. I'd take pics but we ate it too fast. Lol

This Panadería was the best one I went to in San Antonio and actually was probably my favorite food…read moreof my trip. I was pleasantly surprised with this cute hole in the wall spot that had delicious pastries and cute local trinkets like clay cups and sarapes.

Have been coming to this location for many years. Loved it when they started accepting debit cards…read more Not too happy with access to location because of the median that was placed. But their pan dulce definitely makes up for this. Love their conchas, empanadas, maranitos, glazed donuts.... Also their tortillas & biscuits. Ladies are courteous. Place is kept clean.

Terrible customer service. Older lady that works there is very rude. I asked for a specific type of…read morebread and she just stared at me. If It wasn't for another customer willing to help. I would've walked out without buying anything. Additionally, after I paid instead of handing me the bag she just threw it on the counter. Don't give these people your money they don't deserve it, i haven't even ate the bread i already have a bad taste in my mouth. Never again, there are plenty other bakeries to visit.

Excellent traditional Latin bakery. I'm from around the area and have always loved the great value…read morebakery spots such as La Popular. There's a certain nostalgia for bakeries like these in my heart. There is no indoor seating, it's more of a grab'n-pay'n-go type of spot. Nevertheless it's still a welcoming bakery and was very easy to order and pay. I was impressed to see all their selection when I walked in. The workers are bilingual and were very friendly. I tried a few conchas, azúcar galletas rosa, chocolate también, and other sweet bread de plátano. The bakery has great mixture of real sweet cookies/sweet bread and others with a more subtlety sweet flavor. My family and I loved our picks and will for sure return. We normally warm up the sweet bread a bit and eat them with milk. This bakery was great!

So with the different people in there some upcharge I guess they are getting no tips. Then the…read morelaziness in this place. Got 2 cookies and 2 danish. Alright the first day but the next day they got hard. The cookie could have cut someone and both did not soften up by way of the micro. Told the girl about it no response. Next time same person 2 empanadas looked like something was wrong thought it was the lighting nope the 2 spots were mold but the worst part was taking them apart and all the mold that was between them was messed up so chunked them on the street. If you go and see that some of the trays are kinda empty don't buy from that tray. They are supposed to rotate out the older ones but the just restock without rotating the old. Bartenders do it but I guess bakeries don't. I stopped going after that second time, I know get my cookies from Wendy's 5 for 5 dollars. I paid 3 for mold plus a dollar tip lol.

Just moved into this area and discovered this quaint bakery making DELICIOUS Mexican sweetbread and…read moreVERY reasonably priced, BUT sadly they will be closing due to staff shortages This Weekend Oct 2-3 will be their final weekend and close their doors forever. Sad to see another business not able to survive the current economic instability.

My favorite favorite panaderia of all time here in San Antonio now. It's become a 1-2 trip here…read moreevery week! I love the conchas and Cuernos (cuernitos) so much!! My husband says it's like being back in Mexico with the way they bake the pan. Amazing! I'm for sure making a trip at least every weekend!

I love the spam and egg tacos the prices can not be beat…read more the employees remember who you are and treat you as family

I discovered this little hole in the wall place close to my work. Omg....these are the best…read moretortillas you can buy in bulk. If you're lucky, you can grab a pack of ODD shaped tortillas for $3.50 before they sell out. If not, you'll pay $7 for a pack or 20. It's still a decent price but the odds are a better value. Pan Dulce is always delicious and fresh. My favorite are the ones that are wrapped in small plastic bags to preserve freshness. Breakfast tacos are delicious and fresh. Staff are always helpful and try to get you in and out quickly. This place is a gem!