My favorite bakery to get pan dulce, breakfast burritos early and fresh in the morning, and yummy…read morecoffee t other drinks. I can easily call the day before or sometimes morning of to order 64 concha's for my students, they are always so something and c the concha's are soft and fresh. The best in Gilroy! Their customer service is impeccable!

Im sorry to do this but I found a hair in my bread, specifically the puerquito pan. This is not ok…read moreand totally lost the trust I had for this panaderia. I brought this bread for a bake sale at work and I really wish no body had any hairs in theirs too. Also, not sure who the new staff members are, but their service is horrible. Inpatient, poor etiquette, and just need proper training if you ask me. One last thing please control the flies inside the shop! I'm really sad because this was my go to panaderia in town. Hope they make some improvements soon, until then they lost me as a customer.

I was in town and came across this place. You are automatically greeted with their variety of…read morepastries. Everything looked so good. I ended up not ordering anything because a roach ran past my foot and saw another one near the tables. I ended up leaving because I didn't think the place was sanitary.

The thing they call cheesecake is dry as cardboard ... I'm not fully convinced it's cheesecake…read more Their Bolillos are not very well shaped nor are they consistent in shape or cook. Not the worst bolillos in town nor are they the best; just very inconsistent. Other pastries are dry dry dry. Though hubby likes their 'Besos pan dulce' even though they are a bit dry as well. I may go back to try their concha, I've heard they are good. Will update when I do.

In my opinion, this is a great donut shop. Donuts are soft, fluffy, and moist. Old-fashioned are…read morethe way they are supposed to be for me.

Tried donuts and bagels in Gilroy for the first time, and I have to say--everything was incredibly…read morefresh! The apple fritter was light, fluffy, and perfectly sweet. I also ordered a bagel with avocado, and the dough was so fresh and just right. I'm usually very picky about my bagels and even more so about apple fritters, but this place did not disappoint. A great spot for fresh-baked treats!

I had high hopes and really wanted to love this place since Gilroy is small and doesn't have many…read moreplaces. I visited on a weekend and the outdoor floor sign highlighting breakfast caught my eye. When I entered in it wasn't too busy one other family was seated. The staff was not very friendly it kind of seemed like I was bothering them I stood there for a while until one of the ladies asked to take my order. I tried to order breakfast and they told me they aren't serving breakfast so I just opted to try the lunch options. I got the Egg and avocado Tartine and ice coffee the food wasn't appetizing The coffee was "ok" I would revisit to try the breakfast

Friendly staff and very accommodating for food allergies, warm atmosphere and welcoming staff…read more100/10 would recommend

This is a little gem of a store with authentic Mexican flavors…read more Flan - the best I've ever had 5. I tried it for the 1st time a month ago and had been back at least thrice to get the flan and share it with my friends . Tres leches cake with chocolate topping-5 light and flavorful. Definitely worth a try. They have several baked goods. Everything looks fresh delicious. I'll be back to try more soon. Service was great, you can pay in cash or by card. Cute little store with a homely ambiance.

All of the breakfast burritos taste horrible…read more Forgive me if it's TMI .... First bite was not good second and third bite I actually spit into a napkin. Then threw the rest of the burrito away. Super greasy all the burritos leaked tons of oil in the to go bag. They had no flavor. The salsa was not good either . the potatoes were way too mushy. The chorizo tased so cheap & bland. It was a waste of money. Forgive me I am just sparing you from wasting your time. Not sure that it's worth trying anything else but Good luck if you do :/ The lady that worked there seemed nice. I didn't complain to her I just am here warming you all. :#

I saw her booth today at the San Juan Arts and Craft Fest. The cupcakes seemed overprice at $6 for…read moreone because they are very small compared to regular cupcake places and no special decorations. I don't know what "percentage" goes to scholarships because there is no webpage with a business plan, mission etc. So I spent $18 on 3 cupcakes: dark chocolate, chocolate mint and red velvet. The cupcakes were very dry, they all ended up into the trash. The dark chocolate frosting was ok, it was like whipped chocolate fudge. The mint had way too much peppermint extract with a very dry cupcake. The red velvet didn't taste anything like a red velvet cupcake. It was not a good flavor; can't even describe it The frosting tasted like I put a spoonful of powdered sugar in my mouth mixed with some shortening maybe. A tip for the owner, a simple box of powdered pudding can help with moisture.

Really nice sweet treats with some super fun flavors. Never thought I would get to try a…read morebutterbeer, peach cobbler, or smore's cupcake! Loved all of them. I wish I took some photos to share but I honestly couldn't wait to try them. I also purchased two of the bombs to give as gifts (I think they're called that)- chocolate and pumpkins spice. They were a hit! Super cool how the label is edible and melts away. I'm very happy with everything I tried. Next time, I'll definitely get my hands on those cupcake parfaits.

Atoria's Family Bakery located in Gilroy, CA is family owned and operated. From grandmother…read moreAtoria's recipes THE best whole grain, Non-GMO, low calorie flatbread I've ever eaten is created. Great as is, or used to make thin crust pizza or a wrap sandwich. Bristol Farms in my neighborhood, until recently offered two Atoria's Family Bakery varieties of lavash. Empty shelves lead me to store management. Didn't have a reason for not carrying the flatbread but assured me the bakery's naan and pita pockets would still be available. Disappointed, I went directly to the source, Atoria's Family Bakery's website http://www.atoriasfamilybakery.com (If you have time, navigate there to learn more like I did.) OK, why not use their store locater to find another retailer? Currently, I'm only half vaxxed, still masking, make that double masking, therefore limiting my exposure in the outside world so another grocery was out of the question. Happily, I learned the certified vegan, Kosher OU, Whole Grain & Flax Lavash I know and love can be ordered directly online, shipped FedEx to my door minus Styrofoam, dry ice or other insulation materials, keeps refrigerated for three weeks or up to six months in the freezer. SOLD! While further perusing the website, I also learned what an amazing, planet friendly, give back to the community company Atoria's Family Bakery is; yet more reason to be a loyal customer. My Whole Grain & Flax Lavash purchase was more expensive per unit than what I paid at Bristol Farms but when you enjoy a product, you gotta have it. I hit "place order." Delivery was less than three days. When I read the Thank You card included in my order, paying more was justified. Flip side of the card indicated my purchase contributed to their local Second Harvest Food Bank, #cleanbreadforeveryone. Once fully vaxxed, feeling safer out and about, will I buy Atoria's Family Bakery products at a grocery store near me? Nope. I like knowing my shopping helps others when I purchase directly from Atoria's Family Bakery! Please note: To the best of my research Atoria's Family Bakery is retail online and wholesale to grocery stores NOT a brick and mortar.

The employees are awesome here. The menu consists of cold drinks, hot drinks, and funnel cakes…read more A latte is $5.99+ .99 for a flavor shot. The regular or decaf coffee is $5.99 A water bottle is $4.99 Hot chocolate is $6.99 If you are a premium member, you receive 25% off inside the cafe.

If you like sugar and diabetes then this is the place for you! They have funnel cake, and I'm a…read moresucker for those. Prices are a bit exorbitant, but not uncommon for theme parks. They have to get you somehow! Still, if you're craving some sweets, this is the place for you. Overall, it fulfilled my dreams, and that's all I really wanted.

I recently bought a wrap somewhere that used lavash, so when I saw a $2.99 package of whole wheat…read morelavash at Dean's Produce in downtown San Mateo, I decided to try it at home. Wow, it was so good. This stone ground Whole Wheat Lavash by Wheat Valley Bakery lasted 2 weeks in the frig. I think the package had 6 sheets, but they were so large (about 12"x17"), I cut them in half to make my quesadilla. A whole slice has 13g of carbs, no fat, 95 mg of salt, 2 g protein, so fairly healthy and in my opinion, much healthier than a tortilla. I couldn't find a place more local to me to buy this stuff. The website on the package doesn't work (wheatvalleybakery.com and wheatvalley.com). So that's why I'm posting this review. I'm hoping someone can tell me where else I can buy this lovely lavash closer to the Palo Alto area. Cheers everyone!

I have been buying this Lavash from a middle eastern market in San José for years now. This is…read moreexcellent Lavash. Always fresh and very flavorful. Also if you drive down Leavesley you can smell the heavenly aroma of the Lavash being baked and created.