Always a very friendly experience here. My wife tries to stop by anytime we're in the area and it's…read morepretty close to our house. We also have family come from out of town and they always ask us to stop here. We've tried a bunch of different pasties and they are all so fluffy and delicious. We also got a concha bouquet for Valentine's Day!

Unfortunately I did not take pictures but after my first time there, I know it won't be my last so…read moreI will update with pics at a later time. The pastries were fresh and soft. They had a huge variety to choose from and staff were very friendly and helpful. Their prices are incredibly cheap and the business was very clean and organized.

The best concha I've ever had! I would show a picture, but I ate it so quickly haha. I also grabbed…read morea soda and two donuts to go; everything looked fresh and yummy!

It was advertised as the Best pink cake anywhere. Took me 25 minutes to get there. A huge food…read moretruck and trailer was blocking most of the parking. Finally parked and went inside. NO pink cake. They ran out and didn't make anymore on time. They were not busy, I was the only one there. She said I would need to wait for cake to cool down. Nope, not waiting another 20 minutes in addition to the 25 minutes driving to get there. Won't be back. Poor management if you knew you were running out of cake, because you can see it, start another batch.

i've lived by this place my whole life. authentic and delicious! we tried the barbacoa this…read moremorning. the tortillas came cold but that's fine for us, we warmed them up on our comal. i love that they have different types of empanadas. the price was very affordable.

Honestly one of the best Mexican sweet breads I've had…read more It's self serve. I got a really good amount of bread and cookies (2 bags) for less than 20$. Other places you pay at least 3$ for 1 bread(concha). This place is really great , now I'm curious if they do the Rosca . Ambiance is quiet. Service is good.

1. Close to my parents house…read more 2. They have cuerno and churros 3. Cheap It's all good. Ok now for an actual review/nostalgic story: My little sister started coming here about a decade ago and I came a few times to see what the big deal was. The air smelled sweet. More recently I started coming here because Charles Barkley commented on big ol' women from San Antonio and how we double fist churros. This put me in the mood for churros (Barkley KNOWS, churros are freaking awesome). Now I've been exploring a number of options in Austin trying to get my churro fix, but I just can't find the right crunchy to chewy ratio SO, I end up just saving the churro savoring for San Antonio. Things to note: English is not usually a strong suit here (about 2/3 of the time I've been), but I manage to make it out with a bag of goodness every time. That said, if you want to practice your Spanish, I think it will be welcome unless there is a line, if that's the case, save your Spanish and just point & hold up fingers. It looks closed from the outside, but I swear it's open and dimly lit on the inside. They're open from 5am to 9pm. It's easy to miss coming down the street from either side, so just look for the Autozone. The parking lot looks like an old skool drive in burger type place. $5 minimum on cards. I honestly like just grabbing a bag from here, going somewhere to get coffee and meeting up in the park or just having tea in my backyard - that's good eating.

Arrived at 8:25. Place closes at 9. Lady inside gave an attitude as if annoyed we showed up…read more Charged a ridiculous amount compared to many other places in the south side that I've been to. First time here and last.

This place is so fresh! And the price is so affordable…read more Just wish you had more variety of goodies. Yes I'll be back.

Nostalgic and delicious panderia! The ladies were very nice behind the counters. They were pretty…read morestocked going at 11:30 am on a Sunday, surprisingly! You could smell all the sweet bread from the parking lot across the street where we ate at My Tia's. So we definitely had to check this place out! It's is small local bakery that is clean and well stocked.

I've passed by this place for years. The one thing that has always turned me off was the gosh darn…read moreparking. Four spaces and you back up into S. Flores traffic. This place has a really good set up inside. Very clean and spacious. Nice big shelves of pan Dulce , donuts , cookies and tres leches. I was so excited when I saw the bite size pan de Huevos. Wow ......so cool and fantastic for someone like me who is trying to cut down on portions. The pecan sandies or wedding cookies are melt in your mouth delicious. I could eat a dozen of those quarter size things. Then I remember ........ Portion control. But the one thing I have a hard time "portion controlling" is the Tres Leches!!! Oh my goodness !!! Ooohhh my goodness!! By far the best tres leches I have had in a very long time. Even better then HEB. Horno I'm almost positive puts some kind of flavored liqueur . Not gonna find that at HEB. Horno has a pineapple tres leches and a strawberry tres leches and..... And they will sprinkle Pecans on top if you want them to. ((((drooling yet..... Yes I know))) So all in all I'm more then happy to ...... ooh so carefully back up my car into S. Flores to go home and test my portion control.

My favorite bakery I've been to, the mini conchas are great for the kids and more variety than any…read moreother place I've been. The pan dulce here is unlike anywhere else, it's literally sweet, and great texture.

Came in on a weekend for lunch at a place next door. Took about five minutes before someone noticed…read moreus due to their TV or radio being on. The bakery items taste pretty good and handmade, though I can't say they were the most amazing thing I've ever had. Prices were about $2-3 per item. I would go back if the location was more convenient, but there's really little parking due to it being next to a popular restaurant. I tried the concha and also a sweet potato empanada. A pro was that the food tasted fresh and not overly sweet.

My wife and I browse the antique shops in this area regularly, but we'd never spotted D J Bakery…read moreuntil yesterday--I'm really let down that it took us this long to spot this place! I love sweets, but had never been a big fan of pan dulce, but I was really impressed with what we ordered. We shared an iced lemon cookie and a Bavarian cream empanada, and both were phenomenal. Soft, sweet, fresh, everything I wanted. We'll be back ASAP!

Bakery goods are decent, nothing to write home about though. Priced high for the quality. However,…read morethe lady that runs this place needs an attitude adjustment. Especially if you go there after 5:30pm. She will constantly remind you that she closes at 6pm. Personally, I have NEVER spent 30 minutes in a bakery anyway. You can tell that she straightens up the goods and she makes faces when you pick bakery items of cases she already organized for the day. If she's on the phone, she'll ring you up and send you on your way without hanging up. Because I get off of work at 5pm, by the time I get there it's 5:30. To clarify, she's done it routinely (not just once). I've decided to shop for a different bakery even though this one is on my way home.

The pastries are ok. Very overpriced. As she was packaging my picks, she leaves a cookie on the…read moretray as she's ringing things up. She sees the cookie and ignores it. Im looking & waiting for her to it in the box; after she noticed I was looking, she finally puts it in the box. Also she's is not very welcoming. Very rushed & assumes people can speak Spanish. Won't be returning and will definitely get my pastries elsewhere. Also, she asked me if I wanted a receipt and I said yes because why almost 30 dollars for some pastries. She tears off the paper from the register. I get home and look at the receipt and its not my own; its the customer's before with card info and etc. A big No Thanks for this place. And they charge a fee for using your card.