Stopped by because of the good reviews, came back twice because of the food and great service! Nice…read moresmall town ambiance and very laid back with tables available for dining in. I tried the oatmeal and an also ordered a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich. They also added lettuce, tomato, and mayo. and let me tell you that it was hands down one of the best sandwiches I've ever had! The bread appears to be baked fresh daily in house so it tasted so fresh. Prices are very reasonable and you will NOT regret stopping by.

A great little bakery with all that you expect from a Latin style bakery! Pastelles de Guava,…read morew/cheese, tres leches, and cakes. Of course coffee that will make a spoon stand up straight, so add a little milk & sugar. I didn't try the lunch items, but a Media-noche is always a great breakfast or lunch sandwich. All of Puerto Rico was amazing, and treat yourself to pastries & café! The sights are beautiful most people speak 2 languages so it is easy get what you need

The pan dulce selection was amazing. Everything looked so good, I'm only upset that I couldn't eat…read moreeverything. The service was a bit slow, but when it came out it was well worth it. I got the cubano with mayo. I loved every bite of it. It is certainly plenty of food for two, or for eating half and saving the other half for later. The way the sharpness of the mustard and the bite of the pickles contrasted against the fatty, juicy pork was sublime. The guava y queso was on a cinnamon roll which was new for me. I think I would have preferred it on normal pastry like at Porto's in California, but I can see why people like it. The coffee is strong and flavorful. Service was amongst the friendliest I've received in PR, which made up for the lack of speed as well. Would recommend.

As with a lot of tourists I'm sure, I got quesitos and cafe con leche the first time I went during…read moremy visit. Absolutely delicious! During a visit that had 4 mornings, I went here for coffee 3 of those days. Everything I got was great but I got hooked on the guava and cheese filled donuts. And I wish I could have their coffee delivered to me in NJ!

Sábado 22 de noviembre de 2025 panadería cerca del Hotel Villa Cofresí. Abre temprano 6am y es una…read moreopción para los que se levantan temprano. Muchas de las demás locales para desayuno abren a las 8am. También es convenience store si necesitas algo temprano o para ir a la playa.

Try the guava cheese danish. The coffee was delicious and the pastries were fresh! The people were…read moresuper nice!

2017's 100 Reviews Challenge! 5/100: If you are ever in…read moreRincón, this is the typical bakery/cafeteria at any "pueblo" (town) in PR. First off, let's start with the fact that even though it's in Rincón (a touristy area) the prices are still like the ones of any local cafeteria. Secondly, the pastries,'specifically the "pastel de guayaba" (Pastry filled with guava paste and sprinkled with powdered sugar) & the "quesito" are both "manjar de los dioses" (food of the gods). Let me tell you something, if you know anything about stuffed or filled Puerto Rican pastries, then you know that although most Puerto Rican bakeries accomplish a perfectly baked pastry, some of them fail at filling the pastry from end to end. That is not the case at E.C bakery. Sure... you are probably going to regret munching down on all those carbs, but it will definitely be worth it for 5-10 minutes of an orgasmic experience on you taste buds... That's right, "ORGASMIC". Ok... enough with the pastries. Thirdly, this cafeteria/bakery has a Drive Thru! You read it a drive thru! Not a lot of local cafeterias/bakeries have a drive thru, so appreciate this fact some they even have a small convenience store that you cam just drive up and purchase. Finally, food is tasty, coffee is your typical strong Puerto Rican coffee, but with milk so if you take it black, make sure to let them know (In PR Most places asume you want "café con leche" since that's how most Puerto Ricans have it) and keep in mind that since this bakery is very popular in a small touristy town, it's always packed and there's a fair amount of wait time (typical with freshly prepared meals). Just take your patience with you and meditate so you can prepare yourself for those orgasmic pastries.

Quesito con Café at this local bakery were tasty and hot the spot for the on-the-go morning.read more

A cute little bakery on the edge of the Rincon downtown plaza/square. Open 24 hours! We had some…read moretres leches cake from them, but besides sweets they also have a small bar for savory options, breads, snacks, and other goodies. The owner was extremely kind and hospitable.

Great breakfast sandwiches! Super stuffed and tasty. Indoors is hot, I suggest sitting outside for…read morethe town view. Service was good, we did have to wait some time for the sandwiches but it was worth the wait! Coffee is not the best. I suggest going here for the food!

Delicious quesitos and guava pastries! Their pan sobao with and without tocino were enjoyed at…read morebreakfast and dinner by our group of 20. We also had their sandwiches - tripletas, media noche, Mallorca with egg, ham, and cheese. All of them had plenty of meat and pressed just right. Service always fast and courteous.

Staff is very helpful and makes sure to explain everything. Just stopped by but the food is SO…read morefresh and delicious while being super affordable. Inside is clean with places to sit.

Panadería y Repostería Ricomini in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico, is one of my favorite bakeries. It has…read morekept its traditional bakery feel, which makes it very special. I loved all of their pastries, they are delicious and always fresh. It's definitely a place I enjoy visiting whenever I'm in the area. Panadería y Repostería Ricomini en Mayagüez, Puerto Rico, es una de mis panaderías favoritas. Ha mantenido su estilo tradicional de panadería, lo que la hace muy especial. Me encantaron todos sus pasteles y dulces; todo estaba delicioso y fresco. Definitivamente es un lugar que disfruto visitar cada vez que estoy en el área.

This is one of my favorite bakery's. I grew up going here with my grandfather and I hadn't been…read moreback in nearly 20 years. I walked in and it was just how I remembered it. They have a wide range of pastries, food, and coffees. Who would think this little spot would whip up the best almond milk cafecito ?!? The pastries- next level phenomenal and they sell the most wanted brazo gitano in many flavors. Everyone is so kind and nice. They even have indoor seating and a restroom. Wow, I can't wait to comeback. I love this little spot.

Awesome bakery! They have great sandwiches as well as a large variety of homemade pastries. The…read morequesitos are worth mentioning. The bakery is very clean and the staff are helpful. The coffee is great here and comes out quick, thank goodness!

Wow Que restaurant mas chevere. Que surpresa entrar en este establisimiento. Limpio. Los…read moredesayunos a 5.50 y hecho muy bien. Espero se quede asi y no se dañe. Muy bien restaurant.

We never actually got to try the pastries, so this review is about the full customer…read moreexperience--which apparently starts before you even reach the front door. We pulled into the parking lot next to the shop, near the vacant building, when a gentleman emerged through a damaged fence like he was making a surprise guest appearance. He looked directly at us, proudly displayed a syringe, pantomimed injecting himself, and continued on his merry way to what I can only assume was either his next stop... or his final one. At that point, he had effectively marked his territory, and we collectively decided that risking a pastry wasn't worth becoming part of the neighborhood scenery. We promptly backed out and left. I'm sure the bakery may make great pastries, but first impressions matter. If customers are greeted by open fences, apparent drug activity, and an environment that feels unsafe before they even park, it's hard to justify staying. Hopefully the business and property owners can work with the city to address the surrounding conditions, because no croissant is worth wondering whether you're about to witness an episode of Cops.

A bit fancier than the typical bakery in Aguada, this spot feels perfect for a girls' outing, a…read moredate, or a family gathering. I had a strong craving for the almond cake, and it delivered with a very pronounced almond flavor. It's quite dense, making it ideal for sharing. My cappuccino was heavy on the cinnamon, which only added to the bold, Puerto Rican-style flavors. The servers were attentive and truly customer-oriented.

Very friendly service, breakfast was delicious ham,eggs and toast with butter and coffee with tip…read morearound 10 dollars very reasonable. Place is small but very well decorated.

I'm not sure where to begin! I was in town for a week and I think I came here 4 out of my 5 days…read morefor my daily matcha (iced or hot oat milk matcha, absolute chefs kiss). Ontop of a yummy matcha, the service was so kind! After my first visit they remembered my name and order!! The wait was minimal every time.