Mil Hojas Bakery

Saw there post on IG and had to stop. Upon arrival I was greeted by a very polite young lady i asked a couple of questions and she answered them with no hesitation. The bakery is small but clean. I tried there mil hojas cake It was awesome not sweet just right the fruit was very fresh. It's a small bakery but worth it. Parking is in the street.

So happy to see this business up and running. Whatever business was there before (I believe it was an ice cream place) seemed to be closed often or had odd hours. It's nice having a bakery I can walk to. The smell that comes out of there was enough to pull me in on a Saturday morning on my way home from a walk. For a while I was going every week, but it was because of a pan dulce I had never seen or heard of in my life caught my attention here. And it was love at first bite! Seriously! It's a flaky, round pastry called a "laurel" and it is covered in fine sugar. I want to say it also has some kind of custardy component, but if custard was dried or dehydrated. I don't know how it is made, but it is heavenly! The conchas are also delicious, especially when they have the cinnamon flavored one. I once got the pig-shaped one (only once because other times I'd gone they'd be sold out) and that was really delicious. It's my mom's pick.Now I just need to try some of the cakes. They have mini cakes in their display, from the mil hojas cake and cheesecake slices to mini fruit tarts.Just a couple of inconveniences: they only accept cash and the parking situation sucks, unless you can just walk to it. I've seen people park in the alley with their hazards on for a quick pickup. Whatever works. The bread is worth it!

Upon entering I noticed very small but very well kept and clean, the what appears to be the owner is very sweet and polite ! I went for a bit of bread and I got a fruit cake which was super duper delicious and very well made and fresh! I loved it and I'm very pleased with the purchase ! The bread was very fresh and beautiful size ! Highly recommend!!!