This is my aunt's favorite bakery, so we visit often when in the neighborhood. The service,…read moreatmosphere, and products are all passable, but... I've gotten food poisoning at least two times after eating something from here. Finally... I considered dinging the business down a point due to the owner's unprofessional reply to one of the other reviewers. It's enough for me to bring attention so others are aware before choosing to sponsor this business or write a review.

I was shocked how inexpensive this place is! Large colored/sprinkled cookies, flaky pastries,…read morefruit-filled desserts, they have a nice selection. The trays aren't marked so you may have to ask what things are. The style is more European, where the desserts aren't quite as sweet as we're used to. I got 2 huge sprinkle cookies and a strawberry cream cheese turnover for $3.75! The quality was decent: not the best I've had but my daughter loved her cookie

they have a small tacaria with a fantastic menu all prepared by mother and son. Today my selection…read morewas Nopalles. WOW I barely made it through my plate. No dinner tonight. The pastries are great. Wife brought a bag home. Hallelujah

Bread is always delicious and soft. The bollilos are my favorite from here and even the desserts by…read morethe register are delicious. Been coming here since the old location and this place has always been top tier.

My family has been going to this bakery for years now. The bread is fresh and soft. I especially…read morelove their conchas!

Twice I went to buy bolio and I was shocked. It is not boilio. The bread is pale in color flat not…read morefluffy and looks like it did not rise. I went twice to see if it was just a bad day/batch but it was the same outcome. Not worth it to me

Long-time old fashioned Mexican bakery in the middle of an unrestored Fresno neighborhood. We went…read moreon a Sunday morning. Excellent baked goods and worth the trip. Reasonable prices, fresh-baked and friendly baker.

I love the apple fritters they are so good and the donuts are great too but my favorite is the…read moreapple fritters

OMG... BEST bakery in Fresno! I have so much to say about this cozy bakery!!! I'll start with the…read morecustomer service. The lady who helped me was so kind and friendly. She truly made me feel welcomed and accommodated. She answered all my questions and offered a lot of suggestions, every single one was SO GOOD! She was so nice and I really enjoyed talking to her. It felt like I was at my aunts house. Everything I tried from here was amazing. First, I got half a dozen lahmajoon (Armenian meat pizza) for just $15 which is the most decent price in town. They're so much more expensive in LA. The flavor was perfect and it was a filling and satisfying lunch. I also got the spinach and cheese byorek which was huge! As soon as I put it in my mouth, it was love at first bite. I don't know what kind of magic they baked into that, but it's addicting and I'm craving more of it!! I got their famous banana cannoli and it was so creamy and dreamy. That flavor of banana really shines through and the shell had perfect texture. I tried some of their other flavors of cannoli as well and each one was just as delicious and flavorful. Their gata, ohhhh their gata.... Wow. It was just the right amount of sweet and it danced in my mouth. Pair it with tea or coffee and your taste buds will thank you. It was soft enough to not crumble everywhere when you take a bite and the filling was out of this world. Even their bread (called Barbari) was fluffy and smelled like heaven. It's a versatile bread that you can use with anything and it's even yummy on its own. I made a sandwich with it and I don't think I can go back to regular bread. So if you're hasty for a tasty pastry, 100% you should run to this bakery!

We stopped at Bread Basket with our daughter's Armenian boyfriend Alex on our way to Sequoia, and…read moreit will be a must-visit from now on. Mike and Sarah welcomed us as family and gave us so much delicious food to try. It really felt like we were being welcomed into their home. We bought lahmajoun (with Harris Ranch beef - so warm and delicious!), cannolis (so many flavors!), baklava (!!) and some Armenian cheese. We'd like to come back on a Saturday for Mike's chicken kebab plates. Can't recommend this wonderful place enough -- you won't be disappointed!

Tried calling several times to tell them and no answer so I gotta put a review now I've order the…read moresame thing many times here idk what she made me but that's not what I ordered also the music is blasting in that store so definitely needs to be turned down if you get customers orders wrong and they gotta drive back just to get you know because apparently the phones don't work

I've seen these shops in Selma and Fresno but I want to clarify: La Michoacana if a popular name…read morefor sudden ice cream shops. Not the same though VERY similar. Anyhow, my Son and I finished up our work business day in Selma early, and I suggested this shop though neither of us had been before. Really cool multi-colored decode in the Mexican manner. Bright and cheery. YUGE selection of ice creams and sorbets as well's as paletas (I think)/bars. Also many other Mexican style treats. We hot single scoops each and enjoyed them. I mistakenly ordered the mango. Discovered it was a sorbet/ice instead of ice cream but it was cooling and refreshing with good mango flavor. Son had Walnut ice cream and said it was good. Both scoops together were $7.50. About in line with the 30+ Flavors folks. Some flavors were not familiar to me (will try one of those next time). Only "complaint" was the labels on the glass in front of the buckets were very small. I could make out the Spanish names ( I know a bit of Spanish) but had trouble reading the American English translation underneath. Clean environment including restroom. Cheerful staff. If you're in Selma and want to take a walk on the wild side for a sweet snack/dessert, Hungry Joey says, "Check it out!"

There are so many variations of these pastries. Growing up, my mom used to always call them, "sweet…read morebread." My mom is half white half Mexican. Growing up, we didn't eat these too often, but when I would go to my dads side of the family, I remember going over to aunts and uncles house and they used to call it pan dulce. There would be a platter of them sitting on a table during tamale making, or during get togethers, or funerals. I wasn't always a big fan, they seemed kind of dry to me, but as I got older, I started dipping them in my coffee. Then, my new love for sweet bread came a few years ago from a local baker that would make mini conchas in her home. I loved them! They were so damn soft and they did not require you to dunk them in coffee to soften them up. She no longer makes the conchas, so I found Cafe Oaxaca in Clovis and I LOVE their conchas! Super soft and sweet. Fast forward to today, I was in charge of bringing treats for "kindness week", and I brought the team "sweet bread." Cafe Oaxaca was closed, so I searched (via Yelp) for another location and found Saavedras Bakery! Saavedra's is a small bakery, but they have a large variety of breads. They also have mini conchas, 3 for $1.00. The large size bread range at about $1.30 each. They are very soft and sweet. I received so many compliments on the bakery and how soft the bread was. Whether you call it sweet bread/pan/pan dulce/panaderia/Mexican bread/pastries, this place is delicious. -they take credit/debit card -they sell birthday cakes/fruit cakes -they also sell pinatas

Came in today since I was on that side of town. The bread is much smaller than places I normally go…read morebut honestly I was really happy with it. Everything we got was tasty and they even had some stuff we don't normally see like the red velvet slice. There was no one there so we got the place to ourselves. We will for sure come back and try more.

Feel so upset right now. I was happy to find this bakery but aftet what i saw it made…read moreMe feel sick found a baby roach inside my concha i almost threw up because i had taken one bite of it before discovering it. I open the concha more to find more baby roaches in it. As a business this place needs to get a health inspection. this cant be happening people can get sick man including me this is not a joke this is a serious problem never have i experienced this this in my life and let me tell you i feel disgusted my stomach hurts from the feeling i got seeing that roach. Noone wants to experience that specially when its their first time there

The man behind the counter was really nice and helped me out. The bread was dry and the place was…read morescattered with bread not in the case. I wouldn't come back here.