Panaderia y Pasteleria Lopez

Pan Dulce - Sweet Breads

• Concha de Vainilla

  The name means shells and is perhaps the most popular of the Mexican pan dulce. This pillowy soft, brioche texture rounded breads are topped with a vanilla buttery-sugar flavored coating which typically has a seashell-like pattern.

  $1.25

• Bolillo

  Mexican French bread. A bolillo or pan Frances, French bread is a type of savory bread traditionally made in Mexico but also made in central America. It is a variation of the baguette, but shorter in length. Brought to Mexico city in the 1860s by emperor Maximilian's troupe of cooks, place of origin, Mexico.

  $0.99

• Concha de Chocolate

  The name means shells, and are perhaps the most popular of the Mexican pan dulce. This pillowy soft, brioche texture rounded breads are topped with a chocolate buttery sugar flavored coating which typically has a seashell like pattern.

  $1.25

• Mantecadas

  This little muffin shaped breads almost always wrapped in a red paper wrapper, and are more like a mini pound cake than a muffin. Their texture is buttery and creamy just like pound cake, and are always vanilla flavor.

  $1.99

• Smiley Face Cookies

  Cookies, or galletas, in Mexican bakeries typically refers to shortbread like cookies that are a bit drier, and not overly sweet.

  $0.99

• Margaritaa Cookie

  $0.99

• Gendarme

  Is the word for a special type of law enforcement officer both in Spanish, and French. But when in reference to pan dulce its actually a vanilla flavored crumbly polvoron or shortbread cookie. This odd shaped cookie is a bit moister due to the addition of egg, therefore it doesnt crumble as easily as a polvoron.

  $0.99

• Cuernitos con Pasta Blanca

  $0.99

• Cream Cheese Filled Empanadas

  Delicious empanadas filled with cream cheese, and powdered in sugar.

  $2.60

• Bisquete

  Biscuit. a relative of scones and the american buttermilk biscuit. Theyre savory and a little sweet at the same time. They have a texture that is dense, yet flaky round breads are perfect with butter or jam and to enjoy for breakfast with a coffee or hot chocolate.

  $1.39

• Besos filled with Bavarian Cream

  Besos are 2 rounded sweets that are something between a cake, and a cookie. They are joined together by a layer of strawberry or crema pastelera a thick custard like pastry cream, then covered in whipped cream, and coated in granulated sugar. The word beso means kiss, and are said to be named so because they resemble a kiss.

  $1.79

• M and M's Cookies

  Cookies, or galletas, in Mexican bakeries typically refers to shortbread like cookies that are a bit drier, and not overly sweet. These ones are topped with chocolate m&m's.

  $1.99

• Gragea Cookie

  A cookie with a similar, yet drier texture than a shortbread cookie. These are sprinkled with a colorful combination of small round shaped sprinkles. Their name means sprinkles or more specifically the nonpareils sprinkle kind.

  $0.99

• Marranito

  Little pig. The beloved pig shaped cookies with a cake like texture. These brown cookies get their flavor from piloncillo, and are the perfect accompaniment to your coffee or hot chocolate.

  $0.99

• Cerillos

  Matches.

  $1.25