Panaderia y Pasteleria Las Delicias

I was looking for a local panaderia that sells Pan de Muerto to celebrate Día de los Muertos and Pasteleria Y Panaderia Las Delicias came highly recommended by Eater Seattle. This is a hole in the wall joint right by the Angle Lake Link Station on International Blvd and is quite easily missed when you drive by. After 2 attempts, I finally found this joint, and I was glad I persisted as they have some really tasty baked goods including dinner plate-sized Pan de Muerto. The smell of traditional Mexican baked goods was intoxicating, and I wished I could buy the whole store. The aforementioned Pan de Meurto came in 2 options, topped with Sesame seeds or Sugar. I asked the guy at the counter for his recommendation and with his help, I got the one topped with Sesame seeds. He was very patient, friendly and helpful. The bread itself was quite flavorful and I could taste the traditional orange water and anise seeds flavors. A slice of this bread warmed up with butter and good cup of hot coffee is heaven. I was so happy to support this local small business and would highly recommend this joint. If you are in the area, please give this business a try.

Hidden gem in SeaTac! Just went today because I wanted to try some Mexican pastries. Was able to get 5 for only $7! Such a good deal and they were delicious! Not too sweet but just sweet enough which I enjoy. The pastries looked so colorful and cute too!

This place is so good. If you look from the outside maybe not but go inside... the smells are amazing the bakery is warm and fresh and delicious. I got multiple pastries. The bread was so soft and all of the pastries were flavorful. I came in to get a tres leches cake which I do not regret. I cannot recommend them enough. Best part is they are the nicest people. The gentleman at the front was beyond helpful and even wrote a message on the cake. I can't wait to go back. Trust me... go!!!

Donut was ok. But the bun and the cake are delicious. Bun was super soft and fluffy. They're just out from the oven so it was still warm !

You won't believe what I stumbled upon the other day - Las Delicias! Let me tell you, this place is like stepping back in time. The storefront might not catch your eye right away, but oh boy, the smell of freshly baked goodies will get you salivating before you even see it!Now, let me tell you about their spread. It's like a treasure trove of old-timey treats. They've got your classics like jelly-filled empanaditas and creamy custard-stuffed barquillos, but get this - they've also got banana nut muffins! Yeah, I know, kinda strange for a Mexican bakery, but trust me, they're delish.And don't even get me started on their pan de elote. It's like grandma's recipe brought back to life - sweet, moist, and oh so comforting. Plus, they've got these adorable strawberry smiley-face cookies that'll take you right back to your childhood.Las Delicias isn't just a bakery; it's a blast from the past. It's about filling your basket with all your favorite treats, from the classics to the unexpected. So, if you're in the mood for a sweet trip down memory lane, head on over to Las Delicias. Kudos to the staff for patiently answering my questions. Give them a chance. You won't regret it, I promise.

You can easily miss this bakery because it's at the end of a decrepit strip mall in a tight parking lot. But it is more than worth the parking and short walk to the end of the building for delicious pastries and friendly customer service. We first called to ask if they had champurrado (because it's seasonal, and because sometimes you see that it's on a menu but the restaurant or panadería no longer serves it).The man who answered the phone told us that they did have it today and to come on in. After a short drive, we walked into a tiny storefront with a few cases of baked goods and one cold case. Both men inside gave us a warm welcome. We noticed boxes filled with a variety of cookies and my husband asked about them. The man said they sell about 100 boxes of these assorted holiday cookies per week. A box costs $10 and is a great deal for something different to bring to a holiday party. We took two champurrados and two pan dulce to go. Their champurrado is legit - some of the best I've had for years. The pan dulce was unique - one was coated with the traditional sugary topping but with a dot of jelly in the middle, and the other had a pink glaze and coconut sprinkles. Both were fresh and addictive. Please give this bakery a try if you're in the area. Pro tip: don't try to park near the door. Park in the adjacent parking lot instead and make it easy to exit the parking lot.

I guess they're closed on New Years Day (January 1st). Said online they opened at 6am, came at 10am and were closed. Wish it was on the hours so I didn't waste time driving down here.

Very delicious bread and friendly people. They have a great variety of Mexican bread, conchas, cuernitos, conos rellenos and something we called emparedadas.

Did not actually try anything from here.Went because there is another review as well as a write-up online that says they have vegan pastries. Asked the woman online and she said they do not, guessing the review was doe another place : /

We drove by here twice trying to find it and almost just left. After pulling into the Uhaul space, we finally saw it. Donut was absolutely amazing. Fluffy, light and I wish I had grabbed more. The staff was super helpful and let us poke around for as long as we needed.