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Ruby's is a neighborhood bakery with friendly service. The pan was fresh and tasty. We ordered two juices and they were very refreshing. It's a small space and it gets crowded on the weekends but it's worth the wait. Next time you're in the area, check it out. I can't wait to come back!
Ruby's Pan Dulce is one of many Mexican panaderia serving authentic pan dulce (sweet breads), conchas, tortas a popular hearty sandwich with various ingredients with ham, cheese, onions and avocados. Located in a secluded residential neighborhood not at a busy intersection and less traffic to contend with. Am so exicted that I came by on a Thursday morning greeted very warmly by a middle aged woman who spoke Spanish which I do understand just pick up a tray and prong and pick out what's in the display cabinet. I've always have a craving for conchas and empanadas comes in apple, pineapple and vanilla cream not to mention churros and tres leches a slice of sponge cake. For drinks a healthy energetic fruit cocktails and yogurt how refreshing is that. I came out very satisfied best of all their prices are far cheaper definitely my go to for freshly made Mexican baked goods.
Pastries are delicious, fresh, and very authentic. The staff are friendly and they have a lot of options. The space is big and inviting, allowing you to walk around and look at the large variety of pastries. I tried the Cafe de Olla for the first time, and it lived up to the hype. If you need a quick delicious coffee and tasty pastry this is the best place to go.
8/14/25 My first time trying Concha! Not too sweet, light cinnamon notes throughout, perfect with coffee! The Mini Concha is a perfect size for a breakfast treat! I like Ruby's Pan Dulce.
Situated right next Guadalajara Market near Columbia Park in Sunnyvale, Ruby's Pan Dulce complements your Guadalajara Market shopping run by being able to pick up some delicious Mexican bakery yummies - sorry, I don't even know what they're called, but they looked absolutely humongous, and more importantly, deliciosos!!! Lots of croissant-like, and cakes, just so much larger than what I'm used to. You should check it out after your shopping excursion at Guadalajara Market.
I am recently on the other side of that day that comes once a year where you become a year older. To soothe the sorrows, I'm usually happy to pickup a slice of cake from my local Safeway. This year, I definitely wanted tres leches and decided to try a location recommended by fellow Yelpers. Safeway actually makes a pretty good tres leches. I've made a pretty good one, too, but it of course involved two things that put me in complete misery--whipping egg whites (the sponge) and heavy cream (whipped cream frosting) into stiff peaks. After reading the reviews of Ruby's, this was the place to try. I fully expected to walk in and come out with just a slice of cake, but it quickly evolved into a smorgasbord. Had to grab a slice of the well reviewed corn bread, I usually can't walk away from a concha, and why not some cookies. There were a ton of offerings. Nothing was labeled or had prices. Since it was a special occasion, caution was thrown to the wind to satisfy eating pleasure. The whole haul was just under $20. The vibe was definitely of a neighborhood joint with patrons constantly flowing in and out and making quick work of what they wanted. It was also cool to see the bakers working in the kitchen! The tres leches slices are in a refrigerated case at the register, only accessed by the staff. At Safeway, you have to check each piece for dry spots so I was hoping I would get to do the same here. Another reviewer pointed out a concern about the dating system. I was a bit concerned, too, when the piece I was given was marked with a Tuesday sticker and this was Saturday. It was within the sell by date and upon digging in, it had no issues at all and was very tasty. There was a teeny section that was not soaked, but the sponge was perfectly moist to make up for it. At home, I dressed it up with some fresh strawberries. Favorite cookies were the jelly thumbprints and the darker cookie at the bottom of the picture. I wrapped up the concha to have the next day and it was still first day fresh. I wish Ruby's was my neighborhood joint because I would be back way too often!
I visited this place for the first time even though I go by pretty regularly on bike rides. It provides a good counterpoint for dessert to the taqueria at the other end of the strip mall. Perhaps that's what Ruby had in mind. It took me a minute of watching the regulars to figure out what I was doing. When you go in, you grab a tray and some tongs and pick out what delicious treats you want to buy and take home with you. My wife got choco flan, and I got a lovely looking croissant with some kind of filling. Both treats were very good. I would never have thought of putting flan on top of chocolate cake, and it was a bit of a taste adjustment but I ended up liking it quite a bit. The croissant I had was filled with vanilla custard and it was also very good. The young men staffing the counter were very friendly and helpful. Definitely recommend.
Hands down the best Tres leches cake around!! Authentic Mexican bakery with many pan dulce and donuts. But definitely try the Tres leches cake!!! Fresh cream, and mango chunks filling - moist, milky saturated cake goodness! This place set the bar for all future Tres leches cake for me. Caveat - The simple decorating on top leaves something to be desired in the modern cake culture... but the quality and taste of cake more than makes up for it in my opinion!
Get the pan de elote!! So moist and perfectly sweet and big enough to satisfy your sweet tooth. Get a variety of pan dulce while you're at it. They have so many options and they're all fresh, authentic, and tasty. My favorites are the ones with the pink soft fillings. They have the classics of course: conchas, mantecadas, empanadas de fruta, puerquitos, and so many more. They also serve champurrado which there's always a line for in the mornings. The place itself is clean and tidy. You won't regret your visit.
Ive been meaning to go here for years and finally stopped by one afternoon. It's a small, well stocked bakery that's been around a very long time. They have lots of shelves with trays and trays of the the usual treats to choose from. I tried a chocolate concha, a pink and white roll dusted with sugar and one that was more of a cornbread cake texture and flavor with a light frosting. I think my favorite here was the pink roll but all were good especially with a little coffee, tea or milk. Large parking lot and very nice staff. Grab your tongs and tray and enjoy!
I was in the area and looked up places for pan dulce. This place came up and I was happy I found it! They also offer other snacks and desserts like flan, tres leches, and fruit cups.
My mom picked up a few pastries from here and they were all fresh and amazing. My favorite was the cheesecake for sure. The bags are big and bright and adorable. Can't speak for the service since I didn't pick the pastries up :) read more
I love coming to this place, one of the few places where you can come in and pick and choose whatever bread you'd like. They also have fresh squeezed juices, tortas and tamales that come out piping hot. I like getting myself a tamal and a bolillo to make myself a guajolota. Staff is always friendly and quick to help you. read more
Ruby's is a neighborhood bakery with friendly service. The pan was fresh and tasty. We ordered two juices and they were very refreshing. It's a small space and it gets crowded on the weekends but it's worth the wait. Next time you're in the area, check it out. I can't wait to come back! read more
Ruby's Pan Dulce is one of many Mexican panaderia serving authentic pan dulce (sweet breads), conchas, tortas a popular hearty sandwich with various ingredients with ham, cheese, onions and avocados. Located in a secluded residential neighborhood not at a busy intersection and less traffic to contend with. Am so exicted that I came by on a Thursday morning greeted very warmly by a middle aged woman who spoke Spanish which I do understand just pick up a tray and prong and pick out what's in the display cabinet. I've always have a craving for conchas and empanadas comes in apple, pineapple and vanilla cream not to mention churros and tres leches a slice of sponge cake. For drinks a healthy energetic fruit cocktails and yogurt how refreshing is that. I came out very satisfied best of all their prices are far cheaper definitely my go to for freshly made Mexican baked goods. read more
Pastries are delicious, fresh, and very authentic. The staff are friendly and they have a lot of options. The space is big and inviting, allowing you to walk around and look at the large variety of pastries. I tried the Cafe de Olla for the first time, and it lived up to the hype. If you need a quick delicious coffee and tasty pastry this is the best place to go. read more
1 year ago
8/14/25 My first time trying Concha! Not too sweet, light cinnamon notes throughout, perfect with coffee! The Mini Concha is a perfect size for a breakfast treat! I like Ruby's Pan Dulce. read more
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Situated right next Guadalajara Market near Columbia Park in Sunnyvale, Ruby's Pan Dulce complements your Guadalajara Market shopping run by being able to pick up some delicious Mexican bakery yummies - sorry, I don't even know what they're called, but they looked absolutely humongous, and more importantly, deliciosos!!! Lots of croissant-like, and cakes, just so much larger than what I'm used to. You should check it out after your shopping excursion at Guadalajara Market. read more
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I am recently on the other side of that day that comes once a year where you become a year older. To soothe the sorrows, I'm usually happy to pickup a slice of cake from my local Safeway. This year, I definitely wanted tres leches and decided to try a location recommended by fellow Yelpers. Safeway actually makes a pretty good tres leches. I've made a pretty good one, too, but it of course involved two things that put me in complete misery--whipping egg whites (the sponge) and heavy cream (whipped cream frosting) into stiff peaks. After reading the reviews of Ruby's, this was the place to try. I fully expected to walk in and come out with just a slice of cake, but it quickly evolved into a smorgasbord. Had to grab a slice of the well reviewed corn bread, I usually can't walk away from a concha, and why not some cookies. There were a ton of offerings. Nothing was labeled or had prices. Since it was a special occasion, caution was thrown to the wind to satisfy eating pleasure. The whole haul was just under $20. The vibe was definitely of a neighborhood joint with patrons constantly flowing in and out and making quick work of what they wanted. It was also cool to see the bakers working in the kitchen! The tres leches slices are in a refrigerated case at the register, only accessed by the staff. At Safeway, you have to check each piece for dry spots so I was hoping I would get to do the same here. Another reviewer pointed out a concern about the dating system. I was a bit concerned, too, when the piece I was given was marked with a Tuesday sticker and this was Saturday. It was within the sell by date and upon digging in, it had no issues at all and was very tasty. There was a teeny section that was not soaked, but the sponge was perfectly moist to make up for it. At home, I dressed it up with some fresh strawberries. Favorite cookies were the jelly thumbprints and the darker cookie at the bottom of the picture. I wrapped up the concha to have the next day and it was still first day fresh. I wish Ruby's was my neighborhood joint because I would be back way too often! read more
I visited this place for the first time even though I go by pretty regularly on bike rides. It provides a good counterpoint for dessert to the taqueria at the other end of the strip mall. Perhaps that's what Ruby had in mind. It took me a minute of watching the regulars to figure out what I was doing. When you go in, you grab a tray and some tongs and pick out what delicious treats you want to buy and take home with you. My wife got choco flan, and I got a lovely looking croissant with some kind of filling. Both treats were very good. I would never have thought of putting flan on top of chocolate cake, and it was a bit of a taste adjustment but I ended up liking it quite a bit. The croissant I had was filled with vanilla custard and it was also very good. The young men staffing the counter were very friendly and helpful. Definitely recommend. read more
Hands down the best Tres leches cake around!! Authentic Mexican bakery with many pan dulce and donuts. But definitely try the Tres leches cake!!! Fresh cream, and mango chunks filling - moist, milky saturated cake goodness! This place set the bar for all future Tres leches cake for me. Caveat - The simple decorating on top leaves something to be desired in the modern cake culture... but the quality and taste of cake more than makes up for it in my opinion! read more
2 years ago
Get the pan de elote!! So moist and perfectly sweet and big enough to satisfy your sweet tooth. Get a variety of pan dulce while you're at it. They have so many options and they're all fresh, authentic, and tasty. My favorites are the ones with the pink soft fillings. They have the classics of course: conchas, mantecadas, empanadas de fruta, puerquitos, and so many more. They also serve champurrado which there's always a line for in the mornings. The place itself is clean and tidy. You won't regret your visit. read more
Ive been meaning to go here for years and finally stopped by one afternoon. It's a small, well stocked bakery that's been around a very long time. They have lots of shelves with trays and trays of the the usual treats to choose from. I tried a chocolate concha, a pink and white roll dusted with sugar and one that was more of a cornbread cake texture and flavor with a light frosting. I think my favorite here was the pink roll but all were good especially with a little coffee, tea or milk. Large parking lot and very nice staff. Grab your tongs and tray and enjoy! read more
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1 year ago
Delicious tres leches, actually has a lot of leche in the container which not every place does! The lady working was also very sweet and patient, definitely want to come back to grab some pan dulce next time. read more
Super cute and local pan dulce bakery, the counter staff are really nice. The best time to go is early in the morning to get that true busy bakery ambience, the line moves fast Tongs are by the counter! Trays are next to shelves. The empanada with guava paste was very good, especially if you heat it up a bit in the microwave. The gingerbread little piggy cookies were aromatic too. So many different types of pan dulce, different levels of sweetness suitable for pairing with tea and coffee! No labels but if you go during a less busy time you can probably ask them They also have tamales, churros, and fruit juices read more
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If I ever need to get my Mexican sweet bread fix, I go to Ruby's Pan Dulce. It's a cozy little neighborhood bakery with a clean environment, and the ladies working are efficient and welcoming. They have an expansive case filled with a wide variety of delicious pastries - just grab a tray, a pair of tongs, and pick whatever your heart desires! I've tried many different kinds of pan dulce, but my favorite has to be the conchas. They're super soft and fluffy. The empanada with guava paste is a close second. They also offer tamales, tres leches, bolillo, champorado, and fresh fruit juices. You'll be shocked at how economically these items are priced. You won't regret grabbing one of everything! read more
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Ruby's is a classic place with an incredible selection of treats in a small place. So many options make it hard to choose. The people are patient and accommodating while you make your choices. A must visit whenever I'm in Sunnyvale read more
3 years ago
INCREDIBLE tres leches. Super soft, moist, and not overly sweet. I adore this bakery. You will not be disappointed!! read more
3 years ago
I am sorry but I had to dock a star based on my most recent visit. I stopped by to pick up Pan Dulce and to order a cake for my company celebration of Cinco de Mayo. As usual, their selection of Pan Dulce was extensive/plentiful. I ended up getting enough items to fill a cake box! And the final price was unreal in terms of how inexpensive it all was. The crew loved each and every item I picked! Great Job! My experience ordering the cake was a different story. I cannot speak a lick of Spanish so it was very difficult to convey to the counter people that I wanted to order a cake. After 5 mins or so of struggling, a coworker of theirs came by and was able to take my order. No biggie as I was able to place my order. The problem occurred when I went to pick up the cake. Luckily I had my receipt so there was no communication issue in retrieving my cake. However, the cake decorator made a huge mistake on what was written on the cake. Really!? The information on the receipt was close enough and they did not get it right. I decided to take the cake "as-is" as I could not wait to have them try to correct their error. I am sure my coworkers are going to wonder what was wrong with me when they see what was written on the cake... read more
I always come here when I'm doing laundry next door. It's a cute bakery with plenty of options for sweet Mexican bread, Cakes (did I mention tres-leches and flan), Tamales, Freshly-squeezed Juices and more. It's a definite must to try if you live in the neighborhood (Sunnyvale - Near Maud & Mathilda). The staff is extremely nice and helpful. Don't hesitate to ask if you are confused by the lack of signs/labels/prices. That is the only thing, since they are so authentic they don't post up a lot of info (just like the neighborhood pan dulce spot in the motherland). It's a small place just for pick-up, no seating available. The only reason why it's not 5 stars for me, is because there is sometimes a lack of consistency with the menu. For example the Tamales are always different than the sign description. This places sells out by the evening, so go early to get your freshly baked "Pan Dulce." read more
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