Cielito Rosa Bakery & Cafe

I've wanted to stop by here and finally got the chance. Wow! The inside of this lovely shop is beautiful and everything is eye catching. I'm a huge dessert lover and have tried two desserts so far: the Oreo tres leches and carrot cake. Both of these are super delicious in my opinion. Right now I'm still enjoying the carrot cake and there's something special and different about the frosting but I can't put my finger on it. I can't wait to come back and try some more desserts. Feel free to check out the menu photos I posted as well so you can see the full menu.

Such a cute bakery! The staff was really friendly, although I did have to ask for guidance and pricing other wise they would have never greeted me or acknowledged me. My daughter loved the bento cake I got her it had a hello kitty edible image the cake was really moist itself and really good , I also purchased a cinnamon roll and a brownie. The cinnamon roll was a Oreo one that looked delicious but was really hard by the time we took a bite. Overall a cute local business would go again, maybe at a different time of day. They support military and offer military discount!

Umm so this is the panadería of my dreams. If I could give this place 10 stars, I would Obviously, the decor here is stellar. It's feminine, pink, and flowery. The aesthetic is so carefully thought of at Cielito Rosa that even their conchas are pastel colored and their straws are heart shaped. I love how even down to the tiniest detail, the aesthetic is gorgeously executed I didn't even know this place existed tbh. My bf was at a sandwich shop nearby and when I saw this place from outside, I knew I wanted to check it out. I wish I was hungry at the time to purchase a pan, but I got a latte only so I could at least try something from hereMatcha latte -- 9/10. Overall very tasty and satisfying. The smallest cup is rather small and at $8 post-tip for it, it seemed to be more expensive than it was worth considering the size. But there was a cute butterfly garnish on top of the beverage and the straw has heart-shaped, so it was tasty AND charmingI don't live in AZ, I live in CA but I will DEFINITELY be back the next time I'm in town :D

cielito rosa is a girly-girl's dream vibe come true for a cute and safe space to yap and enjoy cafecito. Everything was pink, flowery, and clean. service was nice and friendly. I opted for the butterfly latte and at first I was taken aback by the steep price tag but everything is expensive these days so I kind of get it. But darn this was one of the pricier spots I've had and I go to a lot of coffee shops! Either way the latte was delicious and well balanced. All flavors stood out but not overpowering either one and just the right amount of sweetness. there was a nice selection of pastries and goodies ti satisfy both sweet and savory taste buds. We picked a few of eaach and shared and it was a nice selection. Mexican empanada, hand and cheese, and strawberry and cheese danish. I felt like the savory empanadas had good potential with flavor but were SO lacking with filling. It was mostly air and shell. Barely any filling on both. The strawberry danish was better filled and flavorful and it too sweet either. Next time I'll be back for just a latte and sweet treat.

An Instagrammer's/Tiktok-er's dream! Pink, girly, and cute- right down to the heart shaped straws (which are surprisingly durable)!Cielito Rosa offers various pastries from pan, cookies, cakes, y conchas, as well as tea and coffee. On this trip I had the Pan de Muerto ($3.99) and the fall special drink, a small 16oz iced pecan caramel latte, with oat milk ($8.45). My total came to $15.49. The cost of the iced pecan caramel latte was not posted on the flyer. Also not sure how much the charge was for oat milk as it was not listed on the receipt (although I assume it is listed on the coffee menu). OOF. The thing I'm mad about though, is that I liked it and it cost $8.45; at least $1-2 higher than the average coffee shop. I was offered a stamp card for a free coffee after 9 purchases. Similar to Tous le Jours and 85°, you help yourself to the pastries, place them on a tray, and bring them up to be rang. A small inconvenience is that the name of each pastry is not viewable as you select them, as the names are outwards facing. The pan de muerto was okay, if I am being generous- I have had better from Food City...Still interested in returning to try the other pastries!

This is an absolutely fabulous bakery with a beautiful atmosphere and decor and freshly made bakery goods, and it's locally owned and operated, and the cakes and treats are delicious

Met some folks here for a cafecito and pastry. It's was my first time, and I loved it!!!As a bonafide girly-girl, the pink and white decor was right up my alley. There are pink flowers on the wall, bright white chairs and tables, and some cherry blossom trees. You grab a tray then serve yourself pastries from the different bins kind of cafeteria style. They have different kinds of tres leches cakes, brownies, savory empanadas, conchas, churro cheesecake, and the list goes on. They also have a selection of coffee and smoothies. I had the Mexican wedding cookies and a strawberry cream cheese Danish with a sugar free vanilla latte. I also tasted someone else's brownie and mushroom empanada. All were SUPER yummy!!!! Even my coffee was better than over had at other places. Oh, and the straws are heart shaped--so cute!This place definitely gets the thumbs up from me, for food and atmosphere!

This café was absolutely adorable! The pink aesthetic and decor made for such a cute and cozy vibe. They had a nice variety of pastries and baked goods to choose from, and I ended up trying one of their seasonal drink, a strawberry matcha I believe, along with a ham and cheese empanada. The food was good, and the drink was tasty, though a little on the pricey side. Overall though, a cute spot to grab a a quick bite!

The perfect spot for a mom meetup! Grab your girlfriend and head over to the cutest Mexican coffee shop and bakery in Mesa to sip, cowork, and catch up on all things.The staff were great, the coffee was strong, and they offer a ton of extra sweet treats! I can't fail to mention how cute and aesthetic the shop is and the ambience is definitely designed for people that love a feminine vibe.

Really wanted to love Cielito Rosa Bakery & Cafe more. The shop's cute af and totally instagram-worthy, for sure. The vibes are on point, and the drinks we tried were tasty. We grabbed the Butterfly Kisses Latte, which is caramel and lavender (the edible butterfly on top was a nice touch!) and a classic horchata. Both were solid. The pastries were a little hit and miss, though. The pig-shaped gingerbread cookie was good and reminded me of when we used to get these cookies as kids. The macaron tart with strawberries was just okay tho as it was a little soggy from the filling and didn't hold together well because of that. We went midday on a Tuesday, and it was surprisingly busy for a weekday, which probably explains why it took some time to get just two drinks. Plus, the prices were a bit on the higher side for what we got. Cielito Rosa definitely has potential and I'd say it's worth checking out if you're in the area and want some instagramable pics, but overall, it didn't quite live up to the hype.