La Pana Bakery & Cafe

Delicious and always worth the trip!We had Foko for birthday breakfast and had to make a stop over at the window for pastries. If I could eat them every day, I would.

They have a proper storefront next to Foko now. I was really hoping they'd have a better selection of pastries, but they were already sold out of most everything by 11. I was able to get a lechacilla donut, a few chocolate croissants, and an apple strudel. Not the bounty I was hoping to go home with! I'd tried to set up a pick up order the day before, to make sure we got everything we wanted to try, but it'd only let me place an order for Sunday or later. They also took the breakfast burritos off the menu. So we were disappointed. They do have limited free parking in front of the building now. We paid to park across the street not knowing that. I'll remember next time we're in town! I'll also try to set up a pick up order days ahead of time!!!

On one hand, how have I not reviewed La Pana yet? It's such a delicious find! But on the other, yay to having the opportunity to sing my praises of La Pana! Love that I get this opportunity to write down how much I love this small walk-up window at Logan Street Market. So first of all, if you happen to be at LSM in the morning and you notice that La Pana is open and has baked goods for sale, JUMP ON IT! I've visited a few times to find them sold out. I love the lechecilla donut, which is coated in cinnamon sugar with a Oaxacan vanilla custard in it. It's a small donut, but just the size it needs to be to be a fun morning treat. Also good is the rol de canella con lechecilla, which reminds me of the lechecilla donut but made with flaky puff pastry instead. The strudel and croissant were also delicious. La Pana also has coffee, and if you find that a favorite pastry is sold out, I highly suggest you venture inside LSM and see what Safai Coffee has stocked, since they carry their pastries as well.Plus, you should take this opportunity to also visit sister restaurant Foko, which recently moved out of LSM into its own building at the corner of Kentucky and Logan streets.

Yummy, yummy, yummy. Great bakery! Friendly staff. I Will definitely be back. Love it.

A swift, delicious stop with street parking and a lot. A total banger for cafe libations and bakery needs.The almond crossiant is Fire, but you can not go wrong with whatever you order. Trust!

This was my first experience at Logan Street Market/La Pana and it was great -- to say the least. My friend spoke Spanish and the workers' faces lit up and had a great conversation with him. He ordered a cortada and said it was very strong (in a good way). I ordered a cortada con azucar and it was the perfect ratio of espresso, milk, and sugar. Their bakery selection on the menu sounded great and I look forward to going back to try their pastries!

I loved the walk up window to this place and all the well crafted pastries! I have a little doughnut business of my own so any time we travel, I'll try to find someone making doughnuts. You know, for research. I'm happy to say that La Pana is doing doughnuts well! I also loved how friendly they were with pups. Pumpkin, my dog, got a pup cup and her review would also be five stars. If we're ever in Louisville again, I'll be sure to stop by!

I visited the food truck for the first time.Great customer service They accept cash and cardDelicious : Contado con azucar, just not enough it's an 8 ounce $4.00Choice of milk is available. I will visit again.The truck is out during breakfast and lunch.

Favorite bakery in Louisville. Every pastry is perfection. The experience of stopping by the window for a sweet treat and a coffee is unbeatable.

Walk up window. Came for the lechecilla donut which they were out of so we shared a rol de canela con Lechilla which was AMAZING! Clerk was nice. 2 outdoor tables. Street parking. EV charger in lot down the block. Near the Logan Street Market.