Great selection of fresh breads and delicious treats. Brought a few boxes of goodies to. Cookout…read moreand everyone asked where I bought the treats. Brownies, apple treats and cakes slices were a big hit. A busy bakery, but with lots of staff to help fill the orders. Also a small section with some Goya and other grocery items and refrigerated beverages and items. Nice little seating area as well. Very good, great prices.

I stopped in on a Saturday afternoon and stood in front of the dessert counter for a minute before…read morebeing helped. I got a mini cheesecake, red velvet cupcake, and a pastel de nata to go. I was really unimpressed with all three but I thought the red velvet cupcake was the worst as it was dry and pretty flavorless. The cheesecake had a gelatin on it I did not enjoy and the pastel de nata was underdone for my taste having more of a pudding consistency. I probably would not get any of the desserts again but would return to try their bread, grocery, and prepared savory foods. I really enjoyed the atmosphere in the store/bakery, it's a shame the desserts were just mediocre.

My 4th or 5th cake in 6 months. It's that good…read more I love going there because the family is wonderful. They all give me the best vibes. The cakes get the highest praise

I'm Honduran and my daughter had told me about this place. Today she surprised me with a box of…read moretreats. The pastelitos de piña transported back to my childhood in Puerto Cortes. And the marquezote was incredible. So moist. Defender recommend it.! Viva Honduras

Ahh, Nueva San Salvador, how I wish you were in my neighborhood. We got a few empanadas (pineapple,…read morecoconut, sweet cheese), a roll, a piece of bread, bread pudding, and a huuuuge slab of cake with brown sugar filling for five bucks. I left the nice guy who helped us a couple extra so the place doesn't close down, even though they've been in business since at least 2008 without my help. The goodies were all delicious, and if I still lived in Providence, I'd be a regular. On the summer day that we visited this panaderia, it was like walking into an oven...but completely worth enduring the wall of heat as you step in. (Ignore the readable-from-space sign that says, "CLOSED," if the door is open. They have a habit of leaving it flipped the wrong way.) FYI, they do a good job of stocking a small selection of Latino grocery items in the front, making the most out of a tight space. I was almost tempted by a bottle of jamaica concentrate...

So I am not a Central American bakery connoisseur by any means, but I do love fresh baked goods. I…read morewandered in here one day just to check it out. They have a large selection and carry items beyond baked goods for those looking for some Central American tidings. What I got (which I can't name or tell you what it was) was overall pretty good. The prices are cheap, like 3 cookies for $1 cheap. In general, their products have much, much less sugar than American pastries and are a bit more dense. It is a refreshing change from the neighborhood's Italian bakeries. The only downside was the guy behind the counter didn't speak English well enough for me to ask lots of questions. He was nice and tried his best though!

I'm happy we were brought here by the RI Food Fights sandwich showdown last month. The Caçoila…read more(pulled pork sandwich) was solid. Their list price was like, $4.50? Ridiculously cheap and can easily make a meal here with a sandwich, some of their other hot options and a sweet treat. The service was friendly and answered all the questions we had. This is definitely a local-heavy spot hidden in plain sight on tauton ave. Few tables inside of the you wanted to enjoy your food and pastry there. Would be a good spot to meet up with a friend for a quick in and out chat or on the way to your next destination. The pb chocolate brownie was OK, texture was fantastic but wasn't heavy on flavor in terms of chocolate or peanut butter. Would definitely try their other pastry. There were a lot of really great looking things in that case. The sandwich was very tasty. I would have preferred some more peppers on it and some melted cheese would have been a chefs kiss, however for the price, no complaints out of me.

Best pastel de natas, papo secos, and arroz doce in the area ! Never disappoints : ).read more

I'm Italian, but places like this is why I love to try all cuisines. Great Guatemalan food!!…read more I might become addicted to their Rellenitos de plátano. ($2.43 w/ tax). I'm a huge fan of plantains and when you fry them with a refried bean/chocolate mixture on the inside....delicioso!!!! Their Chile Relleno sandwich ($4) was very good and light with fresh bread. Very friendly staff. I'll be back to try some of their baked goods and pastries.

Home style Central American bakery and other dishes. Love the variety of ready to go stuff. Always…read morea treat to stop in when I'm in the area!

I love a savory pastry and was excited to see a chorizo and pepper and potato and havarti galette…read morebehind the bakery showcase, so I picked up both. I warmed them up at home and when I took a bite into the buttery flaky crust, I was hooked. These were so delicious I instantly regretted not getting more things to try. I also had a hot chai with homemade vanilla syrup which was fragrant, sweet, and spicy at the same time - it was so good. The person behind the counter let me know that their menu changes weekly based on the what ingredients are in season and available. Another customer told me that everything is good and that I couldn't go wrong with whatever I selected. The items they sell are on the pricy side but absolutely worth it because of the quality ingredients they use in their baked goods. One bite and you can taste the difference. I'm looking forward to returning.

Wat U Like is a great neighborhood Cafe. My favorite thing about this shop is the pastry. There is…read moreso much variety and it's delicious. I like how most of their sweets have a nice crunch to it, but it's still moiste on the inside. I got a strawberry strudel today with fresh strawberries, soft-flaky center and what tasted like buttercream. I would highly recommend their pastry, but the coffee did fall flat to me. I've only had it once and it didn't do anything for me. We have so many good coffee shops in the neighborhood and never thought of coming back here for coffee. I will try their coffee again since it's been a while. The store is rather small, but it isn't intended on a dine in experience. I do like that you can see the chef in the back along with his partner in the front of the store. They are very nice people and super friendly. I will be coming back and you should too!! -ODL Connect with me! IG & YouTube: @AOEAT

Madrid European Bakery is an excellent spot in Barrington for wonderful European cakes and…read morepastries. Everything in their display case looked enticing, and staff was friendly and patient as we asked what the individual pastries were, as many had delectable creams or fillings of various flavors. They also serve up ice cream, cookies, and coffee/caffeinated drinks. They have both indoor and outdoor seating, which gives off wonderful local cafe vibes. The parking lot is a bit tricky as there's only a one lane entry/exit, so could result in accidents if you and other drivers aren't careful in paying attention. We tried a Santiago orange-chocolate cake slice, an almond croissant, a chocolate chip cookie, and a selection of their 5 mini pastries. These baked treats (5/5) were all excellent in terms of quality, with delicious and satisfying flavors which we really liked. They use fresh and high quality ingredients, so while prices aren't cheap, they are reasonably in line for the quality of baked goods you're purchasing. We also ordered a cappuccino (4/5) which was beautifully presented, but wasn't our favorite among area coffee shops, but still an excellent accompaniment to enjoy their baked goods. We'll definitely be back and would recommend Madrid European Bakery and Patisserie to others. Their list of ice cream flavors looked unique and intriguing, so that only creates a dilemma of which sweet treats you choose to indulge yourself in when visiting.

Euro Madrid Review This spot is a hidden gem for dessert…read morelovers. I came specifically to try the crème brûlée ice cream after hearing about it--and it did not disappoint. The photo I took doesn't even come close to capturing how rich and indulgent it truly is. What really stood out, though, was the cake: a heavenly mix of crème brûlée and chocolate mousse that's unlike anything I've found elsewhere. Each bite was smooth, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. Euro Madrid is definitely worth a visit if you're in the mood for something sweet and unique.

I grew up a block away from the original Golden Crust, from 1998 to around 2014; my family…read moreregularly ordered food there a few times a month. Since moving away from the area i hadn't been back but heard of the expansion to a bigger place close by. Today my friend took me there for lunch and i was pleasantly surprised. There is plenty of parking on the lot; the location has a front area with a couple tables, but the back dining area is spacious and nicely decorated. Big tables and a game nook (puzzle and tables games people can use); there is also an outside area with seats and a rooftop. The rooftop looks nice for a hangout; if they were BYOB, it would be perfect. We sat in the back area; we had to order at the couple but some brought out plates to our table. After ordering, we walked by the gelato area, looking at the options for desert. The owner offered us samples, telling us where the gelato comes from and making suggestions. He was very nice and attentive; it was nice that he made time to chat with us. We ordered the steak tips, came with rice, fries and salad. Was delicious; only wish they had asked how we like the steak cooled because it came well done. We also got passion fruit drink which was refreshing. For desert i got pistachio and tiramisu gelato, so delicious! I will definitely go back; the menu had a lot of options, from pizzas to burgers and fries plus the deserts options were endless!

This is one of the only cafes in Providence that stays open late. It's a good place to meet friends…read morefor ice cream or tea and play some of the board games they have. They have lots of dessert options, including Dubai strawberries which are super tasty and fun! I wish they'd open another location on the east side. I think brown students would love someplace like this as there aren't many late night spots that aren't bars that you don't have to drive to there.