We brought my little granddaughter here after school for a treat. She has visited here often and…read morepointed out her favorite goodies to us. Considering it was our first visit she recommended a few things to her PopPop and me. She ordered the hotdog in pastry and the spam musubi. We ordered the apple croissant, ham and cheese croissant and the beef curry pan. Everything was quite tasty. We will return to try a few other things and buy bread next time. The service was spot on and friendly, in addition, we were asked if we wanted anything heated up. The ambiance is light and airy with windows all around. Items on display make it easy to pick out whatever you like. Highly recommend a trip to the Cream Pan. Unfortunately, we devoured our treats before I remembered to take a photo.

As many say here, I have been going to this bakery for past several months every weekend to grab…read morebaked goods. As many say this is a great bakery with great pricing. A month ago, they raised their prices quite hefty probably due to the inflation and tariffs. I was okay with this price increase. However a week ago, I bought and ate an apple pie (apple croissant) and while eating, I noticed in my mouth there was something sharp and metal. I took it out and saw that it was this metal piece that was IN the baked good! Like how does this even happen! I even feed the baked goods to my 1.5 year old toddler and if my kid ate it, I woulda had to take him to the ED! I am extremely disappointed by this and I don't think I would like to go back. This is a shame since I really liked this bakery. Other customers please be aware... there maybe some metal piece in your food...

Excellent place to get pan Dulce. The customer service and cleanliness is excellent. This is a…read moretraditional Mexican bakery. A true gem.

Bread is delicious. Pinche panadero hace el pan más chiquito y cada vez más caro. Other than that,…read moregood bread.

Menudo is always fire on the weekend but what we really love are the super soft Bolios plain but…read moreeven better with papa and chorizo

Avoid this place. The lady is rude and she miscounts your change in purpose to short change you…read more During COVID, you weren't able to select your bread hence they had it behind the counter l. You would order what you wanted and she would hand you old, and stale bread pieces. She would then not allow you to get a refund or exchange the bread for a fresh one which is what you originally went in for . Sucks this place has gone down in quality and customer service. There is also never any parking here.

I originally went to Superior to pick up a few things for a weekend dinner. While shopping, I…read morenoticed Ramirez Bakery and told myself I'd stop in afterward because I was craving a cortadillo. I'm so glad I did! From the moment I walked in, everyone was very welcoming. I ordered a cortadillo and a cuerno, and honestly, it was one of the best cortadillos I've ever had. It was incredibly moist, flavorful, and not overly sweet. I've had cortadillos from other bakeries that were a bit dry, but this one was perfect. One thing to note is that it's not your typical panadería where you grab your own pan. Everything is displayed behind glass, and when you're ready, someone behind the counter assists you. Overall, it was a great experience, and I'll definitely be coming back for more!

Tried the pan dulce here and it's amazing. I ordered over 100 pieces for a work event and everyone…read morereally liked them. The conchas are nice and soft and the topping is tasty and not too sweet. My favorite are the elotes and cuernitos. They are fresh and at a good price. Mini conchas, mini piggy cookie, small cookies are all 2/1.00 Service is also good. The ladies are welcoming and friendly. There will be a line in early morning.

My son and I tried Chori-Man yesterday for lunch and were pleasantly surprised to find this cute…read morelittle bakery/coffee shop tucked in next door. I consider myself a bit of a "Sourdough Snob" and I had heard about Colossus a while back but didn't know that there was one (or are there 2?) in San Pedro. I went on a sourdough quest in San Francisco a few months back and I think I found the absolute best sourdough in that city. And Colossus's version, the Country Levain, is right up there! Great crust and chew and flavor is awesome. We got a medium Country Levain and a medium Levain with Cumin and Olives....that cumin and olives....wow, so freaking good and unique. Loaves were about $10-$14 and service was great and super friendly. We didn't try anything else but the sweet treats and coffees looked good. HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

This was the small walk up window, Colossus in the neighborhood, which was very cute, very limited…read moreseating none inside and a small bench outside. The women that were working there were all very friendly and very nice like most small coffee shops. Everything is quite expensive. I got a tea and it was OK.

I'm tempted to leave a zero star review; but this platform doesn't allow that. I ordered a cake for…read moremy goddaughter's quinceañera, classic and simple. I showed a picture of what I was requesting and was assured the cake would come out good. When I picked up the cake, it wasn't what I had ordered. I paid $300.00 for a custom cake and $40.00 for a cardboard cake base. When I went to return the base I asked to speak with the owner and she did not give her face. / Tengo la tentación de dejar una reseña de cero estrellas; pero esta plataforma no lo permite. Pedí un pastel para la quinceañera de mi ahijada, clásico y sencillo. Mostré una foto de lo que estaba pidiendo y me aseguraron que el pastel saldría bien. Cuando recogí el pastel, no era lo que había pedido. Pagué $300.00 por un pastel personalizado y $40.00 por una base de cartón para pastel. Cuando fui a devolver la base pedí hablar con la dueña y no dio su cara.

Been shopping around for TAMALES for this Holiday Season…read more Came here to try theirs and they were Dry. Looked like maybe 2/3 days old. Masa stuck on the Corn Huck. Over all they were Not fresh. Will keep looking for other places for TAMALES.

Knew of this spot because of friends. I was very impressed by the pricing!!! Guaranteed an…read moreenjoyable box of sweet goodies to bring for any occasion. My favorite part of these is when they are hot and fresh!!! They are like donuts but not exactly? They're more firm, have a nice glazed crust, and more chewy like bread rolls but not tough to bite. Such a delicious piece of bread!!! I don't know any other way to explain the Senorita bread. This branch has no tables, no bathrooms by the way. Small parking lot but plenty of spots I feel. Easy to order and pick out what you want. The side desserts like pandan mochi bread was very yummy and also a great solo treat. We also grabbed a bag of pan de sal and they were tasty and delicious. PS Make sure to warm them up for a more yummy treat!!!

So my sister was on social media when she asked me if I ever tried the sweet bread at Starbread…read moreBakery? She told me her coworker brought some into work one day and said it was really good. While being bored on a rainy day, I grabbed my keys and said let's go. Omg!! the senorita bread was fabulous! It was freshly made, hot and just the right amount of sweetness. I have to say, I don't frequent Carson that often but will surely put Starbread Bakery on my have to go again list!

Do not go to this bakery guys. Someone here has made the decision to let go of quality control…read more Bread is tasting old and or nasty. Quality is very bad here and the cost to eat here is very a little pricer.

The bread is not that good. It don't taste like real hispanic bread. I can also tell that the…read morepeople that bake it try but the taste is off. If you don't know any better then it will be ok for you but these people don't know how to make it correctly. I would advise that you go to Panaderia MI Lupita on Carson st. Now they have really good made from scratch hispanic bread. The real stuff.

My husband and I had such a great experience at Nonna Mercato's in Bixby Knolls! We started off…read moreour meal with Nonna's Cultured Butter & Jam Classic Country Bread. For our main course, I had the Rigatoni with fennel sausage, rucola, lemon & chili and my husband had the Steak Frites with aspen hanger steak, fresh cut frites & bearnaise sauce. The food was delicious, the atmosphere was warm and inviting, and the service was friendly and very attentive. Everything was fresh and thoughtfully prepared, and it's clear they put a lot of care into what they do. The seating is outdoors in a nice patio area. Inside there is a bakery with yummy looking breads, cakes, muffins, croissants, coffees & more. This restaurant is a great addition to the neighborhood & definitely a place I'll be coming back to! Please be advised that there is little or no parking in their back lot but street parking is available. The yummies inside or worth the seeking a parking space. I recommend this neighborhood gem.

I've been to Nonna Mercato a few times, previously just for bakery/coffee items to go, but most…read morerecently to have lunch on their patio. Bakery Review - solid pastries and coffee, but one pastry I had previously and recalled being a stand out, was not great the next time I got it, so what seems like it should be consistently good is perhaps not. Restaurant Review - very fussy table policy...there were at least 6 tables open and they wouldn't seat 2 out of 3 of our party until all of us were there. I get it if you're busy/have a waitlist, but to make us stand there while the table we eventually had sat empty the entire time we waited was a little annoying. Then, at the end of our meal, they told us our time at the table had expired. Really? In terms of the food, it was fine, nothing to write home about. It was more the service that was so off putting. The coffee was cold when served. At the end of the meal our server asked if we wanted desert, and when we asked for a desert menu he just said "Oh, you need to just go inside and look." It could have been worded more appropriately to say something like "We have great pastries and treats inside if you have room for desert" rather than "Would you like desert?", which leads to a dead end since he didn't offer any. And after reading other reviews, I wonder if we would have been allowed to eat those pastries at the table anyway? I'm in the area frequently, but will try other places going forward after these last couple of disappointing visits.

I get coffee and croissants from this spot every weekend morning. I've also sat down there to have…read morebreakfast and their staff is very cordial and helpful. Their location is perfect for a lazy outdoor brunch. Try the breakfast sandwich. They also do pizza at night. But you need to order early (between 5-6PM) because they tend to run out.

This place is super convenient for San Pedro but it has some issues .Pastries section always has…read moreflies all the time . I avoided them this time and opted for a BLT . . Service on the weekends can be poor - they always mess up my order when ordering HOT drinks. Get rid of the merch section and make it a place where people can wait for the 'to go' orders