Argentina Bakery

This bakery is always packed, and while the vibe can get a little chaotic, it kind of adds to the energy. The music's not exactly zen, but it keeps things moving. The rustic tables and chairs are comfy, though, so you can still chill for a bit if you want to hang out.The menu is stacked with options: cakes, Argentine pastries, empanadas, sandwiches, and even some authentic Argentine food products. Personally, I'm all about the beef empanada and the ham & cheese one--they're fire. If you want something sweet, the Sacramento (a sugary bread thing) is chef's kiss. I usually pair it with coffee and ask for it in a ceramic cup to avoid the styrofoam mess, and they're pretty good about getting that right.Food comes out fast since it's already made, but the coffee can take a bit longer, especially when it's busy. And yeah, weekends? Expect a line. The staff can seem rushed, but they're friendly enough. I had a mix-up with the styrofoam cup once, but they fixed it quickly when I asked.Definitely a go-to spot for good food, just know you might have to deal with some hustle and bustle, but it's worth it.

I haven't been to Argentina [yet], but this cafe sure whisks you off somewhere.It's a challenge to decide how much of your stomach to fill with empanadas and how much to fill with pastries. It's also a challenge to leave--you can open a tab, lounge in a soft chair, do some work on their wifi... it's designed well to be a third space.Get the brisket empanada and some pretty-looking pastries! Lots of neat products along the back wall, too.

I've been lucky enough to find another hidden gem in Irving, Texas--an authentic Argentinian bakery that's quickly become a favorite. Their treats are a hit wherever I bring them, from offices to client meetings. The churros, dulce de leche cakes, tarts, and croissants are all top-notch, and their empanadas are packed with flavor. Don't leave without grabbing a $10 jar of their chimichurri--it's incredible on everything.The staff are warm and welcoming, happy to help you put together the perfect assortment of goodies. The space feels cozy and inviting, like stepping into a family kitchen. Bonus: they also sell items like empanada dough and Yerba Mate, making it easy to recreate Argentinian flavors at home.This spot is a must-visit for anyone looking to explore authentic Argentinian flavors in a laid-back, welcoming setting¡Éxitos!MLA

While I was in Irving, I had to stop at this place. I've been here before and I didn't totally love it but I wanted to give them another try so I purchased some coffee and pastries. I'm still not sure why I don't love it though. I will say they do need to upgrade the café. It was not a place where I wanted to stay and eat.

I would definitely come back here. So many choices of empanadas. Their coffee was great too! My favorite empanadas were the spicy beef and regular beef. Dulce de leche was also great. As soon as you enter the place you'll get hit with their sweet sweet baked goods. Lots of options for sure.The staff were friendly and lots of parking outside. You can also buy goods to take home. Not much seats inside if you come on a busy time but for sure you'll be able to find a seat and if not too hot, there are some outside too. Highly recommended!

This is a super cute Argentinian bakery im Irving. They have so many sweet and savory options to choose from! I love that they have regular and mini sizes of many items and have really good pricing. Would love to see something posted describing what different pastries are but the staff is friendly and helpful.Some of the items were just sweet and didnt really taste like much to me, but we loved the vanilla cream filled churro, strawberries and cream pastry and the empanadas. (All of them and the sauces were so good). They also have a bunch of beautiful cakes! Will definitely have to come back to try more!!

I was not a fan unfortunately.... the service was so nice though!I got a caramel latte and a cake pop! The caramel latte was ok, but not lacked good expresso. The cake pop was a complete waste of my money, it did not taste like it was sold fresh.

It was my first time and it WILL NOT be my last. The customer service was fairly nice, the desserts were reasonably priced for the most part and the portions were also reasonable. The empanada de pollo was good, as well as the brisket. For dessert I chose the tiramisu and the madrileños. It was quite a large quantity of caramel on the madrileños, and the tiramisu had a very strong essence of coffee (mimicking a tres leches style cake). This place is nice!

The young man who helped me was very informative and assisted me with picking a cake and some desserts. The signs are on the cases but I have bad eyesight and the lighting is fairly low for me. It does seem like a nice place to grab a meal and a dessert. I will have to go back again and sit down. They had enough a selection left the day before thanksgiving so that was a plus because i just picked the 1st place closest and still potentially open. The red velvet cake was a hit with the family. The four stars is room for my second visit rating.

Horrible bread no flavor at all, it tasted like flour with water and because they put tons of dulce de leche has taste sugar, but don't spend your money hereFeo feo el pan de esta panadería, no tiene sabor en lo absoluto, gracias a que le ponen dulce de leche sabe azúcar, por que sabe a agua con harina ... no gasten su dinero aquí!!!