Panaderia La Mexicana

Concha see this is meant to be? Concha see what you mean to me? Don't be self conchas show your love, pan de dulce (sweet bread) is Mexico's gift to the world and I am more than happy to accept them.This Panaderia has a few outposts in Orange county and each one is better than the last. After a magnificent cheat day, I had to close hard with something sweet. Stakes were high, it was 3pm and most dessert places were closed, saw this was open and it did not disappoint. There are a ton of options of display with a handy guide in English and Spanish. If you can't decide, let your concha be your guide... just get conchas.

We enjoy coming here to get our pan fix. Coming from Vegas where we were surrounded with delicious and authentic Mexican food, it's been hard to find places that are fresh and delicious. This panaderia provides so many options from breads to cakes to gelatina and cakes. The prices are reasonable too. If you're wanting delicious breads, pull into the small shopping center, grab a tray and tongs and select your favs!

Great selection of pan dulce in a super convenient plaza with a restaurant and spot to grab fresh tortillas. Stopped in to grab some conchas as a gift and the staff were super nice and helpful. Would recommend checking out the entire plaza if you're looking for really tasty and affordable Mexican classics.

I loved the fresh wide variety of pastry options, the pastries were very good and freshly made. The shop was very clean and organized and I received fast service. I will be returning before going back to Miami.

Amazing bread, although the customer crevice can be better. But the bread is very very good. Muy buen pan, el cervicio al cliente podría mejorar, pero en si, el pan está buenísimo.

(1/5/2018) Seeing as tomorrow is Three Kings Day, we decided we had to celebrate with a Rosca de Reyes (Three Kings Bread). Had to work the network to get a recommendation and found this one really close to work. The bakery side is legit! They were pulling the breads out of the hot ovens when we went to get them. Also got a pile of prettily decorated, colorfully sugared conchas (Mexican sweet bread or pan dulces). The conchas were light and airy, but still substantial, not too sweet or eggy, the cookie dough cap was crumbly and delicate, perfect mid-morning nosh. The Three Kings Bread was also the same type of airy brioche, but less tender, and not as sweet, especially since the whole thing wasn't capped in sugar cookie dough, but in candied fruit (cherries, citrus peels, figs). As luck would have it, I got the baby Jesus in my piece, which means now I gotta Yelp! a place to buy tamales from for the next office lunch.

I had their rice pudoing and I was so disappointe. It was hard balls of rice swimming in milk with cinnamon. It's definitely not like you get in Miami! Won't be going back!

If you are in Orlando and you need a concha fix, this is the place for you. Their conchas are light, airy and tasty. Coffee and other baked delights are available also.