Lupita Bakery

They have some grate tamales ready to go there bread is awesome nice and early opening time 4am .fast service in and out quick . Grate place to get your early breakfast. Ambience is grate customer service .

My go-to panderia! Doesn't matter if it's a 5am or 5pm, the bread is fresh. My company orders huge orders of pan dulce (like 100+ pieces) and they're always ready when we arrive. They also always help me out to my car. The workers here are always super nice, which makes coming here a plus :)AND THE TELERAS (75 cents each)... sooooo good. If you're lucky enough to snag some... try the tamales! They're almost always sold out and a little pricey ($3 each) but def worth it.

My first time at this bakery and it did not disappoint. The long line in front on a Friday morning at 6am gave me a clue it was as good as I was told. Because it was Epiphany there were two lines out front. One for pan dulce and the other for Rosca. We stood in both lines. The large Rosca was $60 and medium was $45. We bought the large and it was plenty big for my 18 guests. Could feed 24 if we cut smaller slices. The Rosca was literally warm when they handed me the box!!! The pan dulce was also fresh and tasted great! Definitely going back and my new pan dulce spot!

This is my favorite panaderia in the Bay. I make the 20 min drive even though there's tons 2 blocks away from me. The pepino with coconut pineapple and raisins is my fav

This is a review during Covid. I found parking easily right outside, and the bakery employees were wearing masks. There is also a huge sign on bright green paper posted by the entrance door that says both in English and Spanish that masks are required. The conchas and teleras were fresh and fairly large in size. Prices were reasonable.

Excellent Mexican bread! And these breads are huge!!!! Really nice people and they also sell pizzas!

Super great conchas and other bakery items at an unbelievable great price. I came in the afternoon, so there wasn't a line. They only make 2 flavors of conchas, vanilla and chocolate. They are both yummy. I recommend taking them home and microwaving them for about 20 seconds. If it were not in such a scary part of town I would go more often.

Great selection, lovely service and they are the only panaderia open at 4am. Support this business!

My mother does all her shopping for Mexican sweet bread at this place. The staff is always friendly and they do some good businesses here even with their situation. They do sell other types of food here, such as pizza, but their bread is the best.Each bread costs about 50 cents a piece, which is worth it, and is kept fresh behind glass cabinets. You pick your own bread with tongs and a plastic tray. Once finished, they place them all in a bag and you pay by cash. No cards are accepted.The bad thing about this place is that it is located between two liquor stores. And almost every time that I've accompanied my mother, I have been asked for money by some vagabonds hanging out in front. They are very persistent with their begging. Also, the parking is on the side of the road, which only has space for 3-4 vehicles. You can find parking around the corner, but there are always a bunch of people loitering there, which can be a problem for some. Best to avoid coming at night.

I used to come here all the time but one day there was a hair and something green inside my pizza.