Local Black owned business, self taught baker, doesn't have a physical store, but has a website so…read moreyou can order online for delivery or pickup. Also has wonderful selection of cookies, freshly baked every day, they do appear at some flea markets in LA or SD as vendors from time thru time. If you catch them, try to buy some for great taste and to support them.

This lady has roaches in her home and she does not clean. Found bugs in the cookie and the mold in…read morethe bags

So there being limited bakeries in our area, I researched and found this AMAZING cupcake biz and…read moreenlisted their help in making a very special birthday cake for my special little guy's first birthday! They did not disappoint! Not only did they do a wonderful likeness to the sock monkey cake I requested, it was also delicious!! The cake was a red velvet type cake with cream cheese type frosting and was the best red velvet cake I had ever had-and it was super moist to boot! The cake was definitely a masterpiece and garnered many oohs and aahhs from the guests! I would highly, highly recommend this mom and pop bakery to anyone!! Tell them Dora sent ya!

Wow. Lucky to live so close to a bakery like this. I got two of the "pineapple triangles". Go here…read morefor some coffee and pastries next time instead of Starbucks or 7-Eleven!

Don't be fooled by the rating. This place is a hit or miss, misses mostly. I live down the street…read morefrom this place and every time Ive gone they are selling days old sweet bread. For those of you that don't know, pan dulce is not good after day 3. I stopped going after the second time my bread was stale. I tried the place again after the recent name change and I loved their ojo de guey, went again and unbeknownst to me I bought some stale ass conchas and pastelitos and 3 burnt scone looking things filled with chocolate custard. Their shelves are dusty as hell too, went to grab a borracho and noticed dust on it, I confused it with mold but the young man behind the counter reassured me and told me it was just dust because the shelves hadn't been cleaned. Totally sucks because I would love to support small businesses in my neighborhood but not when their standards are low and no sense of pride in their baked goods.

When planning for our wedding we wanted our event to represent who we are... we LOVE food. We did…read moreour research and came across Spicy Creations Catering, read the reviews emailed Chef Manuel. Within less than 24 hrs we got his response. From the moment we meet him we knew we had found the right person for this job. He was wonderful to work with, helpful, patient and the food is just as amazing as he describes it. We didn't even feel the need to do a tasting before our big day. The service as well as the food is impeccable. Everyone still raves about it when they call to congratulate us. If I could give it more stars I definitely would!!!! Thanks for all the dedication you've put into our menu and for the wonderful/outstanding service.

I found Manuel and Spicy Creations from Craigslist and after meeting him and tasting his food, I…read morewas sure that he should be the one to cater our wedding. He was super easy to work with and the food was fantastic - we had lots of compliments on it. We ordered a Mexican Buffet with chicken, carne asada and mahi mahi...so good! Manuel and his team did an excellent job. I look forward to the opportunity to hire them again.

Recently I've been going to Tijuana for dental work and one morning before heading back to Las…read moreVegas I was on the hunt for some pan dulce and some café de olla. Mind you I wake up early, it was a Saturday morning and I noticed they open at 3am! That was serendipity! My wife and I get ready and arrive. Nestled in a plaza next do a donut shop mind you! We enter and were greeted by a very nice young lady. There is café de olla on a shelf to the right hand side as you enter. You can smell the fresh brewed coffee with a hint of cinammon right as you walk. The coffee taste like a breath of fresh air from México. So rich and delicous. They have such a large selection of pan dulces I was so delighted to choose a wide variety. The white and chocolate conchas are so airy and pillowy soft with a nice cinnamon hint. The elotes are typically a bit hard but not here, a bit dense bit still light and fluffy dough. They have stuffed bolillos, quite a few varieties actually. They have cheese, bean, ham, picadillo and jalapeño and cheese. Prior to paying I realized they also made in house tamales so I definitely needed to try them as I am a connoisseur (ahem lol). We opted for a pork tamal in red and a chicken tamal in red. Let me tell you, that was one of THE BEST tamales I have had in years!! Mind you I make my own tamales for my family. The dough is soft and moist, the salsa used is spicy but not over the top, and the flavoring in the masa itself was stupendous. And then to top it off, I saw these in house made ham tortas. Oh man, my mouth is watering just thinking of it again. That torta though humble and simple, was hands down a 10 out of 10. If you're on the hunt for a consistent panaderia that will make you feel like you're at home, look no further. This is your home now

One of the best local bakeries with fresh goods overflowing the carts and shelves on any given day…read more Try their empanadas! Shared a bag of a dozen goodies for a workshop and everyone loved them!