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Mariachi Bakery

3.9 (271 reviews)
Open • 6:00 am - 8:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Katrina C.

I've come here a couple of times now, and it's one of my favorite bakeries. I absolutely love their horchata frappes, their empanadas, and their cheese taquitos. Super delicious! I hope they branch out towards the South Bay Area. I would go regularly.

Buñuelo de Olla, Duvalin Cream Cold Brew, Horchata cold brew, buñuelo concha
Chad K.

Coffee and more! They offer pan dulce, deserts like prepackaged tres leches cake, and savory items like burritos and tortas with carne asada and al pastor. Their Mexican-themed coffee drinks are my favorite part. We got a Buñuelo de Olla, Duvalin Cream Cold Brew, and a Horchata cold brew. I also heard they had a Gansito mocha drink, which sounds amazing, but I didn't see it on the menu today. Fast and friendly staff, expanded hours of operation, great food, creative coffee drinks and modern/clean facilities. Solid place!

Senia O.

I wasn't really sure what I felt like eating . I had previously visited another one that's only about 10min away a few months ago. When I walked in, I got a friendly greeting, and it was pretty quiet until I left; then it started to get busy and rainy. So, I ended up ordering three things: a rosca de Reyes, a.little.co cha mazapan I believe and a stuffed croissant like along with some stuffed. I also got some Abuelita hot latte very good and a chorizo and potato empanada, which was really good overall. The customer service was fantastic; they even refilled my water bottle for me. You definitely need to try the chorizo and potato empanada with the chipotle sauce - it's worth it! You will not be disappointed with the Abuelita and the chorizo Papa with the chipotle sauce

Thina C.

An earth angel blessed me with lunch delivered right to my door. The croissants were incredible! Interestingly, I had prayed for God to grant me strength and energy. Boom! Coffee arrived at my door, bringing a smile. God truly works in mysterious ways. The drink was delightful, but nothing compared to the croissant and coffee.

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Daisy A.

This establishment should be called mariacheese bakery. I stopped in for a breakfast burrito but it came with cheese, it's a chorizo and egg burrito it's usually my go to since this burrito typically does not come with cheese. It came with cheese here and was told it could not be removed. I get it, premade stuff or maybe shredded cheese could be hard to remove. But Every food item included cheese! They should have at least one food item without cheese. I purchased a vanilla concha which was just okay and went on my way to burrito exchange.

Banana Cheesecake Matcha
Karen A.

Chocolate banana ice latte is delicious! definitely recommend to try! They also have themed FIFA World Cup pastries conchas

BUÑUELO DE OLLA
Ruby L.

I love seasonal drinks, this one is unique. The buñuelo de olla is soooo good! It has an horchata foam and cafe the olla cold brew. I tried the brown butter last time and it wasn't it for me this one though is definitely the best seasonal drink out there. Also I asked for no Christmas sprinkles but it usually comes with them. This is the spot for quick good coffee

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Camille R.

After a chilly morning bike ride, a bakery just sounded like the right place to stop. When we walked in, the interior was very modern and clean, primarily a black and white asthetic. We had a fairly large group, and we were noticed and attended to in a timely manner, with the staff apologizing for any excessive wait. I got one Cuerno Fino pan and a mazapan concha. Both were excellent. I didn't get a coffee but a lot of my peers did, and I kind of wish I got one myself. All in all, it was a great visit. Would definitely come again if in the area.

Bianka G.

Big place with ample seating and clean. Even the restrooms are clean. They have a variety of coffee, matcha, frappe, and latte drinks. They also have pan dulce and some unique/variety slices of tres leches cake. also, if you feeling for something savory they have burritos, tortas, and empanadas. I didn't get a chance to order any food but went with the iced latte with pistachio cold foam. The gansito, horchata, and cafe de olla tres leche slices look worthy of a try!

Fresas con Crema Iced Latte
Jenny M.

The deliciously curated drinks and friendly service bring me back. Also, probably my second favorite strawberry matcha

ABUELITA CREAM COLD BREW  DUVALIN CREAM COLD BREW
Evangelina R.

Walked in to a very clean establishment this would be my second time visiting this store and I'm still amazed by it I wish I would have gotten the cashiers name but a young man suggested two cold brews one being the abuelita and one being the duvalin cold brew both VERY GOOD I will be back to try some more Also the pan dulce line up looked amazing , no flies , no dirty smells , plenty of seating , and plenty of menu items to choose from

FRESAS CON CREMA LATTE
Leani R.

Service was good the woman was sweet and let us look at the menu. Now the drink was not good at all, my home coffees are 100x better. Nothing tasted like strawberry besides the dried strawberry. The coffee was not good at all tasted like the instant kind that's not even mixed well. Aesthetically it was pretty looking but won't be back again.

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Does this bakery do catering orders?

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Is there outlets to plug in computers? Is this a good place to study?

yes there's outlets. i would say it's an ok place to study. there's a limited amount of outlets and many people are here so the noise level is a bit loud

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