Nomada Bakery

I had a few breakfast items and several deserts. As you can see from the photo - food was devoured. Sorry. I couldn't stop eating to take a picture. Staff were very nice. Atmosphere was very exotic.

Was expecting a lot better selection from the reviews. There was absolutely no menu around and the girl at the counter this morning was not friendly at all. I ordered a tea and she threw a tea bag in a paper cup (I could have done that at the hotel for free) I expected to get my tea in a tea cup with the cream and sugar on the side to add myself. I'm giving 3 stars because the croissant was really good. Was hoping for a breakfast sandwich but I'm still unsure what they even offer for breakfast.

This place is in some kind of converted building near the waterfront, which also houses a visitor center and a gift shop. There is a small free parking lot which is quite busy.Their offerings are impressive, and include a dessert spread and empanadas and other food cooked to order. They are notable for having several vegetarian and vegan items, which is not always easy to find in this part of the country or in this cuisine. They were out of some things, and notably I had to switch from a more interesting kale salad to their basic one, which had a few dodgy leaves that weren't the freshest but overall was fine. My lentil empanada was of a good size and was robustly filled. It's this sort of thing that I think of when I see places that don't offer plant-based options. It's delicious. It's recognizable, real food. Why not offer something like this?Their dessert selection included a GF vegan case with one type of muffin in it, and some more conventional and splendid looking creations that I did not have room for. My light lunch satisfied, and I'm sure dessert would have been good as well.

Great little bakery. Fast friendly service and a unique ambiance. The Boston Cream was delicious. I still have to try the chocolate covered espresso beans.

WOW! Eat here NOW! The hot honey bacon egg empanada was one of the best items I've ever put in my mouth. The churro croissant was so sweet and flaky! The lemon poppyseed marshmallows were *chefs kiss*. And the service was SO friendly - and the barista made the best cup of coffee I've had in a very long time. Kudos all around to this cool venue and amazing menu!

Great food, great service, great ambiance! Thank you for bringing your flair to our town!

Tucked quietly away inside the Heritage Station Visitor Center for a casual unique spot to eat a freshly prepared empananda, multiple options of flavors and a side of curry soup. They have the cutest mini stack cakes, a trio is a perfect choice. Lemon blueberry and carrot carmel were two perfect choices. Fund casual spot,just walk in order and off we went with delicious food. Service was friendly and quick. Love local spots.

Delicious as always! Hubby and I each got the two empanada and soup special, creme brulee to share, he had coffee and I had a hot chocolate.

We took our kids to Nomada and had an excellent meal! The server was amazing and it was set in the ambiance of a retired railway station. Very cool experience and we cannot wait to go back and eat another delicious croissant and empanadas!

Such a great place! Staff was super friendly and helpful. Great empanadas & pastries!