Nice little Argentine café and store with Argentine/Uruguayan style empanadas, pastries, bread,…read morematé, and Argentine and Uruguayan grocery items. Pleasant casual place, there is a TV. Fantastic cappucino!!!! walking distance fromthe Great Falls near downtown Paterson

I just came from this Bakery, my son and I had fresh orange juice, and omg the best cake i had in…read moreyears highly recommend. The young girl is very pleasant

Oh man what a hidden gem. If you don't speak Spanish it may…read morebe a little challenging at first ordering but there should be someone in there that can help you. Get there early cause they get super busy and they run out t of things. They will make more but you will have to wait. Great option great prices and super friendly staff. You literally can get a sack of food and coffee for under $10. Parking can be a challenge but not that bad. Will be back very often.

Los Paisas Bakery is one of the best Colombian bakeries in Passaic in my opinion I recommend y'all…read moreto visit. Everything tastes fresh, especially the empanadas, arepas, and bread. The pastries are delicious, and there's always a great variety to choose from. The staff is friendly, welcoming, and provides excellent service, making every visit enjoyable. The prices are very reasonable, and the quality of the food is outstanding. If you're looking for authentic Colombian baked goods. I highly recommend Los Paisas Bakery. I'll definitely be coming back!

As soon as you come in you are hit with the sweet smell of baked goods. Great service by staff. One…read moreof the best Mexican bakeries in Paterson area! Cash only spot! I bought the bag of assorted Mexican breads. Great pricing for quality breads. Baked goods are fresh and delicious. They are the perfect treat to have with coffee. Will always come back!

If you want real Mexican sweat bread on the weekends don't come here there never open and epically…read moreon the weekends

This Colombian bakery located off palisades avenue in Englewood is a hole in the wall with some…read moregreat ethnic baked goods. The owners are very nice and as soon as you step into the little space iyou know it's gonna be homemade good! Locals come here and seems to be a favorite. They understand English and you can always point to what you want. One of the items I remember loving is what they call the cheese bread. The fried round ball of bread is so good. It sells out fast so they didn't have anymore when I was there recently. I actually tried the flan which was yummy. Just try whatever looks good to you. The prices are very affordable; most range between $1-$3. If you want homemade, unpretentious baked goods Colpan bakery has what you're looking for.

This is an amazing place to get great Colombian baked goods! Worth the trip! Everything is tasty…read moreand at a fantastic price! We went in and ordered a bunch of the pan de yuca. We had to wait a bit for a new batch to come out of the oven. So worth it! I got a coffee while we waited and it was delicious! This is definitely on our list of places we visit whenever we get in the area! You will not be disappointed!

Great service, delicious Mexican pastries, bread and cakes! A real gem! The selection is vast and…read morerepresents an array of flavors to bring home or to your next party. Excellent place!

My girlfriend was in town and suggest we find a local Mexican bakery to try out the pastries. I was…read moreskeptical at first because the place seemed like a hole in the wall. However, after tasting the savory Mexican treats I realized this bakery is a treat and another treasure hidden away in a urban neighborhood. Go visit. It is well worth the trip. Much better than the more expensive bakeries that line local Hoboken and Jersey City downtown area.

Small empanada shop located on the Belleville Pike that I pass every day and finally gave it a try…read more I got three empanadas, one ham and cheese, one buffalo chicken, and one guava and cheese. I ranked them in that order as well. The Ham and cheese was pretty good, the Buffalo chicken was really good, and the guava and cheese was outstanding. I would love if they sold a dipping sauce too but I didn't see any. I could have missed it if there were to be honest. The service was excellent and the price was right too......under $10 for three. The parking is a little dicey, it's street only and you have to find it on the side streets. I'm glad I stopped and I will stop again on the way home to try other combinations.

My partner and I were looking for a local breakfast spot when we came across EmpaBake. Right away,…read morewe noticed the display filled with pastries and a tempting selection of savory baked empanadas. We ordered a caramel latte and a cappuccino to start, along with a ropa vieja (shredded beef) and sweet plantain empanada that we couldn't resist. Since they're baked, the empanada crust is light and crisp, with a generous, flavorful filling. It was a little on the dry side but still good. For our main dishes, I had the two egg breakfast with bacon and home fries, while my partner went for the Tres Golpes. Both plates were delicious and served in large portions. We were also surprised with a complimentary warm sesame bun, which was a lovely touch. To finish, I ordered a cortado bold, smooth, and just the right kick. The staff is friendly and always ready with the warm greeting especially for their regulars. The decore is simple but I did enjoy the large window painting. We'll definitely be back to try more empanadas and maybe a pastry (or two). Street parking only, but finding a spot wasn't difficult.

This place has been open for 2-3 years and am the first review? If you love delicious mexican…read morepastries, you're going to love this place. It's a family own business from Puebla Mexico and they know how to make delicious Pan Dulce (Sweet Mexican Bread). When I lived in Puebla, my family use to make pan dulce in a brick oven. So growing up making bread and helping my mom eat it (quality control), I know good bread when I taste one. They bake bread twice a day, so if you love freshly baked pan dulce. Call in advance to see what hours the bread is coming out and reserve it or get there in advance so you get some. They do not have seating available, so take it home and enjoy with a nice large cup of Ibarra mexican chocolate.

The bread and the tamales are delicious however the staff are rude including the owners. No one…read moregreets you in the morning and they just stare at you with their RUDE faces.. I highly recommend them to take a course in customer service since their business is customer dependent.

To most Polish Americans, National Pączki Day means making a ton of these delicious sweets and…read morebinge-eating them. It is celebrated the Thursday in the week before Ash Wednesday, whose tradition is unique since it dates back to at least the Middle Ages, and is the perfect excuse to eat the famous and delicious Polish pastry. Pączki, pronounced "poonch-key," are Polish deep-fried donuts that are filled with some sweet filling such as jam, custard, lemon curd, or chocolate. They are usually covered with powdered sugar, icing, glaze, or dried orange zest. Located on Jewell Street in Garfield, we've been coming here to Kohout Bakery for a couple of years. Greeted by the friendly staff, my partner and I were lucky to have the whole establishment to ourselves. Like a step back in time, this small bakery sells freshly made bread, danishes, cookies, strudel, and some deli meats. Patrons have raved about the perfect balance of flavors, particularly noting the distinction between glazed and powdered jelly varieties. We picked out a couple of their donuts, whose price was very reasonable and cash only. This bakery continues to celebrate the joy of baking and the flavors of generations past, which we can recommend.

A quaint, clean, friendly bakery. Many selections of Polish sweets, breads, pierogies, meats and…read moremore. Very reasonably priced. There are plenty of good items to enjoy! My favorite -and I order ahead - is their Polish rice cake :) The cookies are gone before a day goes by! Oh, and try their macaroni salad. Yummy! This shoppe feels like 1969 and I mean that in the very best way! Go and enjoy a little of everything The staff will help you describing what you don't recognize. I could go on and on. Park wherever your car fits. It's on Kohout's Way and they don't ticket. Cash only. ATM across the street. Plan to smile when you get home :) Your car will smell delicious too!