Happy Hour Panaderia

Just to correct my previous review about the bread's price. It's $0.50 per piece of bread.Also, if you re planning to have a lot of bread like more than 20 breads, you should call them ahead of time so that they can make more bread for you. It happened to us once that we wanted to get 40 pieces (most of my friends like bread in this location so we bought to share with them), but they said they didn't have enough bread for us because they make just enough to sell fresh breads before making another batch of bread.

I love this bakery. I'm a regular here. The owner and employees are very nice and polite. The prices are affordable compared to other bakeries in the area.

Great tasting and fresh bread. 2 for $1. If you order more than a dozen, make sure to ask them to put it in another bag as the bread will last longer if you store them in the original bags (paper bag surrounded by a plastic bag) they came from. If the bag stays open due to having more than a dozen in each bag, the bread will be rockhard in less than 36 hours.

The rolls (they call baguettes, but do not imagine French style) are pillow-soft with just enough gluten to stand up to a meatball sub or a sandwich. They are baked hourly, do not leave without a half dozen.The tres leche cake is absolutely fantastic. Light and airy, almost a custard flavor without the Boston cream lead weight. My GF, who shuns all cake but chocolate, asked for a second slice. my waistline wishes I could buy half cakes, but the $30 for the whole thing caused no regrets. Will definitely be back to try all the cookies and other nibbles!

They have the best Tres Leches Cake. It's the only kind of cake they sell and its truly delicious. It's the only cake my parents will eat and we usually order it for all of our family events. Highly recommend this place.

Best bakery in town! Got some baguettes to make banh mi and they were super fresh and tasty. I'll be back soon!