Cute place with an outdoor covered patio out front. Service…read morewas polite. Food preparation needs to be improved. I ordered a croissant. They warm their pastries before serving which is nice but they brought it out even though they burned it. How do you figure you will serve burned food to customers. I dont understand. I asked to have it exchanged which they did and I appreciated the understanding. I also ordered a tea which was really good and they use loose leaf tea and ingredients; It had fruit. Place was clean restroom was clean too, hard to find in Mexico so I'll give them a 3.

The best sweet bread I've tasted so far. We were guided there by a local and we were not…read moredisappointed. Conchas the best I have ever had! All the pieces were amazingly delicious. I will be stopping by before I depart to take some home.

The bread is high quality but today they selection was limited. They usually have a big selection…read moreand at approximately US$.40 per piece it's a great deal!

Delicious! We ordered red and green chilaquiles. A little spicy but very good. The decor in this…read moreplace is the cutest. There are heart crafts typical of the region hanging from the walls and the ceilings. There's free WiFi and credit cards are accepted!

Located just on the edge of Plaza Baratillo, Dolcets Bakery offers delicious, full breakfasts at a…read morefantastic value. We ordered juevos bandera, a mushroom omelette, and a ham croissant. They were all very good and came with a roll and a side of beans. The croissant had a delicious egg salad on the inside with the ham, which was a pleasant surprise. The whole meal was great, but the real star was the dirty chai that we ordered. The chai was creamy, slightly spicy, and not too sweet with two shots of deeply flavorful espresso. The interior is relaxing, colorful, and a welcome retreat from the bustle of the Plaza and central Guanajuato. The funky vibe welcomes you to stay for as long as you please. Service is friendly with just the right amount of attention. Dolcets is what a family owned coffee shop and bakery should be!

They have such a wide variety of options in such a small, quaint space! We had such a hard time…read morechoosing between traditional pan dulce flavors or something new and unique! Going with the pineapple pastry, we thought the flavors were very good: perfect amount of sweetness and a fresh tasty pineapple filling. However, the dough seemed a little undercooked and there wasn't enough filling for the amount of dough. Otherwise, the experience of picking your dessert is so fun and this spot is a great example of a panaderia with homemade baked goods! The service is helpful and quick so I would recommend stopping by to see what catches your eye!

La Colmena has an incredible selection of pastries and bread--I didn't even know where to start…read morebecause everything looked so delicious! After much debate, I decided to go with the pan dulce to share with my sister as a dessert after our meal, and I'm so glad I did. Not only was the pan dulce absolutely delicious, but the kindness of the owners made the experience even more special. It was only 13 pesos, but we only had a 500-peso bill, so they generously gave it to us for free. We felt bad, so we gave them $1 USD as a small thank-you, but their generosity truly stood out. Pan Dulce itself - It was perfect--the custard filling wasn't overly sweet and had a slightly gelatinous texture that I really enjoyed. The outside was super crispy, and the sugar coating added just the right amount of sweetness. It was the perfect treat to end our lunch! Between the amazing pastries and the wonderful hospitality, I would absolutely come back and recommend this place to anyone looking for authentic and delicious pan dulce.