Delicious and great variety of pastries I love the fruit tarts they perfect for a little after…read moredinner treat!

Meh. Kind of curt service, and expensive prices. Which isn't to say that making cupcakes and…read morecookies doesn't deserve a fair wage. I might have more accepting feelings about the prices if they had actually been posted somewhere. As it was, the bill comes as a bit of a shock.

My go to pastry place in Laredo. I'm nice enough to share what I found for you to go to. At least…read morei know in Laredo even if it's good, there won't be a wait or line. There's two options of cream cheese - danish or like the croissant rolls. This place changed my view of scones. I thought they were crusty rocks people liked for their coffee but this place changed the mold. It's a crisp outside layer with a soft center. There are just to many flavors for me to tell u so if you are a scone lover then go ask. I also like their chocolate croissant so I can't wait for them to make it w just Almond and the filling cause I'm not always on the mood for chocolate. Aesthetically, It's a tiny place w abt 4 little tables and it's like a hole in a wall bakery.

This bakery is incredible! The service is always friendly, the pastries are always impeccable, and…read morethe prices are perfect! As a Laredo College student, it's so convenient to stop by before or after class and treat myself to a little snack! It's such an awesome place to go to whether it be just to pick up or to sit down and enjoy there! I highly recommend that people take the time to enjoy these delicious treats and support a local business!

The pan dulce at this bakery is first rate. The last time I went, I got a semita "especial" which…read moreis a version of semita that you have to order and is not always available. I was told its a recipe from a bakery that is now closed but was very popular over in the St. Peter's neighborhood. It was so good. Some people think that semita means "semite bread" and reflects the food and ethnicity of the early settlers of Northern Mexico and Laredo. There are tables and chairs in the middle of the panaderia and depending on what time of day you go, you might run into people you know who are enjoying good bread and coffee (the coffee is pretty good too.).

My hubby ordered some sweet bread today, to enjoy with some coffee and this cold weather. The sweet…read morebread was absolutely delicious, particularly the concha and pineapple thump print cookies! We highly recommend Gonzalez Bakery and their delicious sweet bread. Will definitely visit ag

Got to try their mouth watering bread at a school function and OMG! it's hard to resist going for a…read moresecond piece.

Great tasting sweet bread and perfect selection for the size of the store. Great place to get your…read moresweet tooth fix.

Best chocolate donuts in town, and best prices. Have tried pan dulce from other panos ,but nope, i…read morekeep coming back to this one .

There cakes are the best really love them you can't digo wrong with Beatriz cakes plus the have…read morevery good service

The mango cheesecake is delish but definitely not worth the 18 dollar price tag. It's the jello…read morecheesecake mix from a box with mango purée on top. Do yourself a favor and try your hand at making it at home.

We love coming here when we visit. Great pastries. Great prices. Plenty to choose from. Made gresh.read more

Panos's is a local favorite. They have a nice selection of Mexican pastries. Their conchas or pan…read morede huevo (as San Antonians call it) is a must. There is the gingerbread piggies and the cuernitos that are tasty. You can order ahead and they will have a box ready for you. You can also place an order for small bolillos should you need some. This is one of the few bakeries in the city that I crave when I am in town. I will pick some up to bring back and share with co-workers. It is definitely not your local grocery store type of desserts. So if you are in town, stop by one of the locations and take some home to share. You will have a lot of thankful souls.

While in Laredo and this close to Mexico, sweetbread or pan dulce is a must. The selection was…read moremoderate, nothing like the mother land but adequate. I ordered a few conchas, ginger pigs, Mexican wedding cookies and buñuelos. The buñuelos were delicious and the conchas super fresh. However the ginger pigs were salty and doughy I was so disappointed in those. However the bread was fresh and next time I come back to Laredo I will stop by again.

I ordered a cake for my son's birthday at this place and would say it was a terrible experience…read more The order was for a pineapple and orange filling for 84 dollars. I barely see non of the fillings in the cake . I cut down it hoping to find a filling in case the colors of those two fillings are incorporated in the cake , but no test of either was in the cake . It was just a heap of yellow baked soft bread in that 6 inch high cake . I don't think they know what they are doing. Would not recommend this place to anyone...stay away from this place if you don't want to be disappointed!!

Seat yourself and order at the counter. The place is bigger than it looks from the outside, but not…read morebig enough. It was busy! You walk into a huge assortment of fresh baked goods that were no doubt delicious. We found a table and ordered some drinks while we waited for the rest of our group. I had a hot dirty chai. It was sweet and tasty, but not hot enough. I'm thinking the iced would have been better. No stars removed though because when the food came, I was blown away. I ordered the lox on sourdough and a side salad. The plate was beautifully presented. I dug into the salad first and OMG! The dressing was magical. It was bursting with fresh flavors, bright lemon zest, maybe a hint of Dijon. It was so good. I'm would order the salad over and over if I could, but salads aren't on the menu. The main course was equally mind blowing. The bread was soft and chewy, the salmon was accompanied by lots of capers, dill, cream cheese, and cucumbers. It was a perfect combination. My other complaint is that they don't open earlier, but I also don't live here so I can't be too mad. I will visit again!

First the good: The baked goods are AWESOME! We have tried…read morethe olive oil cake, croissant bread pudding, chocolate almond croissant, cookies, and several others. Get some and don't share! The avocado toast was good but seemed overpriced. The bad: Lots of the items in the case are not properly labeled and you can't always tell what they are or what's in them. The staff can be unfriendly and aren't able to describe what's in the case either.

Great place to get you daily sweets or even better their famous biscuits! Highly recommend this…read moreplace.

Awesome bakery, fresh, and friendly. It been running 60s years what I've been told. Great prices…read moreand don't forget to buy fresh drinks for your bakery.