Lolly's Bakery

Asked for tres leches. Was shown a shelf with a sign that indicated tres leches. Bought a large cake to serve 15. It was not tres leches. It wasn't even uno leche. They lied to my face. Never going back there!

The tres leches flan was super super indulgent and satisfying, loved the soft mushy tres leches cake part combined with the custardy part of the flan, and the thick caramel top coating brought it all together! It is a lot for one person, and gets probably too sweet after several bites, but perfect to share with a friend

This place is around the street from me and very cute. The inside is always busy but you never have to wait too long. The people working are so nice. You will want to come early cause they do have less options as the day goes on due to things selling out. The pastries are are really good, fresh, and cheap.

We loved our unexpected drop in to Lolly's. We were en route home after lunch and spied this little bakery. Inside, the cold cases and shelves are chock full of Latin treats. We were so excited to see the amazing offerings. We settled on a cold treat; arroz con leche. I have always loved rice pudding. Lolly's version is quite good. It's not overly sweet, the rice is oh so slightly al dente and it's full of cinnamon and goodness. We cannot wait to return and try their cakes.

Great sweet breads at an affordable price! Not far from the airport station on the blue line. Check it out!

Hands down the best cakes ever, they taste so fresh and so delicious! The girls are always friendly and very helpful. Definitely recommend 10/10.

I live around the corner and love popping into this place. I'm obsessed with the pan the queso (bread in a large donut shape) and the various breads. Sometimes I don't know what I'm getting, but that's part of the fun. The staff is very sweet.

Although the number of places I've tried in East Boston are limited, it seems filled with places that always surprise and impress. So when I'm walking down the street and am greeted by the smell of butter in the air, my curiosity is peaked.The thing that stood out was the massive variety of pastries. In fact, I was so overwhelmed that I forgot to take photos of what I got/the interior!The pastries were different (being that I'm used to American/Asian pastries). However, it is a very welcome challenge for me to try something I haven't tried. The price of the pastries are about 60 cents each which is a surprised given their size. The pastries were well made and not too sweet!I plan to go back in the future so I can update this review with photos.If you are in the area, whether you're getting pizza at Santarpio's or the many other places in the area, make sure to check this place out!You will not be disappointed!

Good variety of Hispanic pastries and really friendly staff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Best sugar donuts. I wish they opened Sundays but delicious bread. I go here at least once a week highly recommend