3.5 stars, edging to 4…read more I always like to stop at bakeries and try new things when I travel, and this is probably one of the better bakeries you're going to find on South Padre Island. You can watch the bakers making the pastries and breads fresh through the glass window behind the counter, and everything we had was fresh, artisan, handmade, and tasty. Day-old banana bread -- very good, even a day old. Chocolate croissant -- not a ton of chocolate, more of your traditional size with just a little inside. Strawberry cream Danish -- very tasty and fresh. Cream puff -- super moist, with perfectly tender dough. Really good bite. Cinnamon roll -- very large, so don't underestimate the size. One note: the cream/icing on top was just too much -- too sweet and too heavy-handed. It would've been better served on the side to dip into, because the parts where we took off the cream off were really good. (We microwaved it for a minute once we got home.) Coffees -- a couple of solid coffees, nothing too crazy. One thing to flag: for five or six pastries and a couple of coffees, it ran us around $50. Pro tip: This isn't somewhere I'd take the kids. It's more of a spot for someone who wants a really good baked good and a coffee -- and be ready for the prices to add up faster than you'd think. Would recommend, and would return.

We wanted Avacado toast and needed sourdough bread. What a find Sunrise Bakery was. Bread was…read moreexcellent and their pastries delicious

Closed due to ICE raid. Now where am I going to get my…read moreMexican baked goods? The only place I've found that had baked goods as tasty as these was down in old Mexico. Leave them alone, ICE! How else we gonna get cheap conchas, coyotas, and even cochitos if we don't have cheap illegal workers?

First time back since their legal issues and noticed their prices are so much higher.. I ordered…read moreabout 8-10 pieces of pan dulce and was charged 14.00..the bread also seems much smaller. did not seem right so I confirmed it with the cashier .. I guess we have to pay all their legal bills..

Walked in the store and was amazed at all of cakes in the coolers. Beautifully decorated cakes but…read moreso many that it seemed odd. They also have multiple tables of cookies and macaroons. I didn't buy any cookies but did buy two cakes and some macaroons. The cakes were ok but didn't taste near as good as they looked. The macaroons literally crumbled when you touched them, very stale.

Bought a carrot cake and it was the most dry cake I have ever had. I won't be buying cakes from…read morethis place again.

Wow! That's all I can say. This place has GREAT tamales! I bought a dozen pork and tore into them…read moreas soon as I got home. I'm Texas born and raised so I've been eating tamales all 75 years of my life. This is some of the best I've had in the Valley. I will definitely be buying more.

Tamales are great and their cakes also so delicious.We have tried others but this one's by all…read moremeans are the best yet.

Love that I live right around the corner, amazing food. The service is great. Always feel the…read moreambiance of my hometown in Mexico.

Staff is always friendly and the tamales are always delicious! This place smells amazing when you…read morefirst walk in. Like a sweet retreat.

I love pan dulce and this was the best! From the conchas, to the cuernos, they all reminded me of…read morethe bakery I knew growing up. Great customer service from Cynthia who was so helpful!

Every time we visit the Valley, stopping by this bakery is an absolute must--it's a tradition we…read morelook forward to every time. The bread is always fresh, delicious, and full of flavor, and the prices are incredibly reasonable. This place truly feels like a little piece of home for my husband, and we can't imagine a trip to the Valley without it!