Quetzal Bakery

I must say I enjoyed every bit of their food, very delicious Sopa de Gallina. Half is a bakery and another half is a restaurant I was on my way to la China when I spotted and decided to take some bread and soup home. Friendly service too. Handmade tortillas, rice maccarony salad and aguacate lime and a spicy vinagreta soy e delicious. The only reason am not giving them 5 stars is because the soup did not have but three pieces of carrots and a very small cut of potato. Very small joint so don't spect a red carpet. Tengo que decir que disfruté cada pedacito de su comida, muy deliciosa Sopa de Gallina. La mitad es una panadería y otra mitad es un restaurante que estaba en mi camino a la China cuando vi y decidimos tomar un poco de pan y sopa casa. Servicio amable. Tortillas hechas a mano, ensalada de arroz maccarony y aguacate lima y una soja de vinagreta picante y deliciosa. La única razón por la que no les doy 5 estrellas es porque la sopa no tenía pero tres piezas de zanahorias y un pequeño corte de patatas. Articulación muy pequeña así que no espere una alfombra roja.

Quetzal Bakery looks the typical south American Bakery, not sure it's mexican or salvadoreanbuys: cupcake & "crossaint bread" (2/$1)crumbs:-unpriced, baked goods under glass-just point and young guy puts it into a bag-typical taste of south american pastries

I think this place has reduced it's size by half. Perhaps the other half is a restaurant? I had Yeti Moose Lamb with me so I couldn't do a lot of investigating, but I could buy a couple of sweets!There wasn't much of a selection. Yet, I did notice that two of their trays were wiped out. I suppose the regulars know what to get and to get there early! I chose three little bread loafs (3 for $1) and three little sweet breads. The sweet breads were topped with something like a lightly sweetened cream cheese. Not very sweet. The bread was almost cake like in density, but again, not very sweet. I'm sure this is typical of Latin baked goods. Anyway, very well made and still a nice little treat. Wash it down with your favorite liquid (horchata!!) and you'll be full till lunch!The breads loafs are going to be for our home made torta's. Very inexpensive and really nice people working there.I'd like to come back with my husband so we can explore and maybe see the selection a lot earlier in the day.

Today is the second time I visit this bakery and I love it. It's definitely a mom and pop shop. The selection of bread is limited but it's all the Guatemalan bread you can't find anywhere else and that's the best part. They also have breakfast bagels and sandwiches along with pupusas, tamales, & chuchitos, among other savory items. Behind the bread is a large fridge with agua fresca and a selection of sodas from Central America. While ordering, you can hear the cook making tortillas. It's awesome. They open super early during the week. Around 6am if I remember correctly. Great place to check out if you're looking for a dive-y Latin American bakery.

there food is absolutely disgusing i orgder shrimp soup and i put chili sauce but chili was bad i ask they gimme another soup and they took the shrimp out and put clean soup with the shrimp. black beans were nasty old. food inspection need to see this place. people please dont come here. they dirty cooks and bad servicegente no vayan aki este negocio es anti igienico yo pedi un sopa de camaron y le meti chile y ese chile estaba chuco y por tanto arriuno mi sopa le dije al gordito cajero y me cambiaron la sopa y solo sacaron los camarones y lo ponen en la sopa aparte los frijoles estaban chucos no vayan son unos marranos