I don't write many reviews, but I had to for this place! This bakery is a hidden gem. It's small,…read moreclean, and the staff is incredibly friendly. The bread is delicious, soft, always fresh, and fairly priced. I'm very picky about bread, and this has become my favorite bakery. I only wish they stayed open later on weekends, but I stop by every chance I get when I'm in town. The shop never feels overwhelming or crowded, and I love how the staff greets their customers. Highly recommend!

This is probably one of the best (if not THE best) panaderia in town. Everything is so delicious…read moreand they have a huge variety of things. You can also order cakes from here--they require your request to be at least 2 days in advance from when you need it (but obviously, the earlier the better). They have your classic pan dulces (conchas, niño envueltos, marranitos/puerquitos, besos, etc.) and beyond. There is something in here for everyone. It's a cozy spot that screams well-loved to me. Everyone's so nice and always ready to help you. If you find yourself near here, pop in for a sweet treat. Not only is it worth the stop, but you deserve it!

Frosted Flour makes " the "best! moist cakes ever they're talented bakery artists are amazing! They…read moretake pride in designing of any cake I can bring them any photo and they can mimic it exactly. This is my grandson's fourth Birthday cake they do not disappoint. Thank you Frosted Flour. Louise

I really wanted to love this bakery because the first time we tried it, the cake slices were…read moreamazing. The cake was moist, flavorful, and the strawberry filling was delicious, which is why we decided to order a 6 inch birthday cake for $90. Unfortunately the first custom cake was extremely dry. Nobody at the birthday party wanted to eat it, which was disappointing considering the price. We contacted the bakery, and to their credit they offered to remake the cake, which I genuinely appreciated. When we picked up the remake, the cake box had been taped shut and the frosting had smashed onto the top of the box, so I had to scrape frosting off the lid and put it back onto the cake myself. It wasn't a huge deal since it was just for family, but it didn't feel very carefully handled. The bigger issue was that the remake still wasn't made correctly. The original order was white cake with fresh strawberries and strawberry filling/purée in the middle. The remake had fresh strawberries but regular frosting filling instead. The cake itself was much better this time and not dry, but it still wasn't what we ordered. I do appreciate that they tried to fix the mistake, and their individual cake slices and cupcakes are honestly really good. But after receiving one dry cake and then a remake that was made incorrectly and packaged carelessly, I don't think I'd order another special occasion cake from here again.

I loved the fresh sweet taste of the bread here and the service there was very nice and helpful and…read moreif you asked a question they answer it, today I saw a tween girl in the back helping out and making food and the tortas and burritos there are delicious and she seemed so sweet they always make me come back and I love how they put ones with and without cheese to think of the people who don't like cheese and the inside of it is so warm and they even have a poster of the top bakers where they put the bread and they are very organized there where they have all the candy and the toys that is all I have to say for la flor de Puebla

Please Read. Why this place receives any positive reviews is beyond me. They are so lazy and…read moreoverpriced for what you get. When you order pastry with fruit they keep the stem from strawberries and the orange peel skins. I wouldn't mind that, if it was priced accordingly. But spend an extra few seconds. I dont want to be picking the fruit out with my hands while trying to eat, im talking a dozen of strawberries with every big as$ stem on it and every orange slice with a skin. (Last I checked most people prefer not to eat the green part of the strawberries, and chew on an orange skin. Their donuts are overpriced as well and not great. Stiff as hell and no flavor, go to an actual donut shop that is priced less and are good. Lets continue. It took me three times to finally say something. 1st time I went to get a dozen donuts for my company, not nice and garbage donuts. 2nd time shame on me for giving them another try. Third time, review has to let Lodians know. Not to mention they aren't the most polite people either. Spend your money at a real panadería that actually treats their customer base with a little respect.

Lodi Ca.~ What an amazing restaurant! Beautiful decor in…read moreboth the restaurant and the patio area! The food was just as fabulous as the decor. We started out with the deep fried zucchini. Out of this world. The breading was thin and crispy, and the dipping sauce was yummy. We had the catch of the day. It came with risotto that was perfectly seasoned and cheesy. My friend had the Parpadelle. She said it was prepared perfectly, and al dente just like she likes it. We definitely would return for some more spins around the menu. This place is an institution in Lodi. Highly recommend.

My parents were excited to take me to this place, and a trusted friend backed them up, so…read moreexpectations were high going in. We made a brunch reservation for 11:30am, though we ended up ordering off the regular menu rather than brunch. That was the first odd note of the afternoon. Before the appetizers, they brought out focaccia with herbed butter, a nice alternative to the standard bread basket. The calamari appetizer with marinara and tartar sauce was fine, nothing memorable. My mom's eggplant parmesan arrived warm but not hot and cooled down quickly. The pizzas, a Funghi and a Margherita, were cooked well in the stone oven and were genuinely the best thing on the table, but they arrived warm and cooled down quickly, the same issue as my mom's eggplant parmesan. With the air conditioning blowing directly overhead, hot food didn't really stand a chance. The service is where things unraveled. When we were first seated, the manager came by and helped with my dad's walker, which was a nice touch. After that it went downhill. When my dad asked for something light, the waiter recommended the carbonara, a dish built on guanciale, grana, egg, and black pepper. That's not light by any definition. It's a basic gap in menu knowledge that does the guest a disservice. The menu also had salmon, ricotta toast, and eggs in purgatory. My dad also asked for red pepper flakes to go with his pizza and they took unusually long to arrive, so he had to flag down a different waiter to get them. The waiter noticed I was drinking my Bloody Mary slowly and offered a different version that actually tasted better. If there's a preferred version, lead with it. When I made eye contact to signal we were ready to pay, he acknowledged it but continued socializing with a coworker before finally coming over and taking my card, as if he was surprised we wanted to pay. When a customer is ready, they're ready. He took my card, asked if we wanted dessert, went to grab the dessert menu, then handed it back. Just hold onto the card. I'm paying with the same card regardless. Handing it back makes no sense. The restaurant itself is beautiful and spacious, with a full bar, outdoor seating, a small store at the entrance, and a vegetable garden out front. It's a great setting. Dinner service might be a different experience, but on this visit the dining room wasn't particularly full, which made it more noticeable that the staff prioritized socializing over the guests in front of them. For the record, the suggested tip on the receipt started at 18%. On the way out, two hostesses stood by and did nothing while my parents, one of whom was on a walker, made their way to the door on their own. Getting the door is common courtesy for the elderly. Pietro's has the ingredients of a great restaurant. The space is beautiful, the stone oven pizza is genuinely good, and the brunch menu has real potential. But a restaurant is only as good as its execution, and right now the service and the food temperatures are letting the kitchen down. They just need to meet it.

Five stars for the coconut macaroons! They were much bigger last year when we went there shortly…read moreafter they first opened, but they are **still** the **best** around...and I bake my own, so I know! :) Get the chocolate dipped ones...

We went today to have breakfast close by this store, we ended up going inside to check it out as we…read moretalked to the lady who owns it. Very nice lady and kind! So out of kindness from our side, and to support local small businesses, we decided to try it out. We purchased a cup of chocolate cake marshmallow whip, and another item of pastry with strawberry and chocolate. As my son start eating from The chocolate cake cup, he said that the taste is sour and weird...had two bites and then he stopped and screamed as there were molds inside it! Mold in three different places....I am byond upset that how they will sell stuff that is expired and spoiled. It's a life hazard situation too. My pastry thingy, was taste old and so out of freshness, but at least it's not spoiled with fungus! So, please please lady owner of the shop, check your stuff especially the things that you kept in the cold place if it's spoiled and has mold! If it's old please throw it away, selling it as fresh (even if it's in the fridge), it doesn't mean it's still edible after many days. You seems to be nice lady, but please take care of your customers by taking care of the stuff you've selling. We paid for it full price, and expecting a good and healthy product. Thanks

Great coffee shop. Friendly staff, great coffee, dog friendly. Loved it. They make their own…read moreflavored syrups. Great time was had when we were in Lodi.

My friend and I are on a mission to hit up all these local coffee shops in Stockton and Lodi and…read moreTrail Coffee was next on the list. We came around 9am and it wasnt busy at all. This place is nestled between Papapavlos and First Toast and they all share the outdoor seating space. By 10am it started to fill up. My friend and I both wanted a latte as we saw some cute pics on Yelp of their coffee art. I would say that I was disappointed, however both girls told us they were practicing so I figured why not. We asked for cups but they gave it to us in a to go cup with a lid...no point in coffee art if it's going to be covered up lol. After I took off the lid I understood why LOL. At least she warned us and tried. The coffee itself was pretty good, nothing that stood out though. It's a cute shop, with a minimalist/nature feel inside...real cozy. The atmosphere alone is enough to bring us back for a second cup! Overall, the experience was pleasant.

Very cute little bakery! I tried the bacon spinach quiche and it fluffy and flavorful. I came in a…read morelittle before 11 on a Saturday and there were still plenty of pastries to choose from. Can't wait to come back and try the scones!

I have heard nothing but great reviews for their strawberry cream bun. The young lady at the…read moreregister was very helpful. The young man working with her put my bun in a box and bagged my cookie quickly. I just had a hearty breakfast so I just wanted something sweet to go. I eyed the Chocolate Chip cookie and anyone who knows me knows it's hard for me to resist a CC. There were many fresh choices available. Lots of different scones of course. Back to what I came for... the tasty vanilla cream was smooth and woven throughout the layers of this pastry. The strawberries on top were sweet along with that jam right on top of the soft, pillowy bun. The chocolate chip cookie was warm and buttery. I had a bite and a couple bites of the bun. On a next visit I'll have a regular cinnamon bun. The strawberry one was fun though. Give it a shot, they have chairs and small tables outside. It's a beautiful morning.