Panaderia Jalisco

Came here for bolillos and was disappointed that they didn't have any. The worker was a little standoffish which made me feel kind of weird but nonetheless helped me with my order. They have all sorts of pan dulce but I ordered two pork tamales and two chicken tamales. Both had minimal amount of meat, not too much flavor and the masa was super super crumbly. I mean incredible crumbly.

Tried this place for the first time . PAN DULCE is very very sweet. Conchas are not soft.

This is by far one of the best places to get wet burritos . My family and I have been coming here for a couple years now and the food is very tasty and the pan dulce tastes fresh. It's also not to far from Cal Poly.

This is my favorite Mexican pan dulce in the area. The pan dulce is made fresh daily. If you arrive early the pan dulce is warm and soft.

Very upsetting. As I was eating my cookie, a tiny roach arose from inside the bread. Disgusting. I can only imagine, they must have roaches in both the bakery and food kitchen. I've been here a couple of times and it was really good, but I will never come back again!

We stopped here while on vacation (were few doors down at laundromat) and this was a DELIGHTFUL surprise. Excellent Carne asada and chicken quesadilla. Both were as good as we've had anywhere and very good price. Nice people too. They also have great bakery choices though we didn't have any. Worth stopping by!!

Love the Pan Mexicano (Mexican Sweet Bread) here. This is the closest to authentic mexican bakery without going to Mexico. I've been coming to this bakery for over 20 years and the quality has remained the same. You can get Mexican bread at all the latin chain stores (i.e. Cardenas, El super, Superior, Northgate Gonzalez, Baja Ranch... ) and I've tried them all, but in my opinion, they are all sub-standard except Northgate Gonzalez for bolillo(Fantastic). Panaderia Jalisco Is exceptional for their Mexican sweet bread. Too many to list but if you know what I'm talking about you'll love the polvorones, conchas, cuernos, puerquitos, rellenos, etc... This is also one of the few places that makes a traditional "rosca de reyes" for the Christmas Season. They added Maria's Taco's a couple of years ago next door and connected Indoors but I would not recommend it. Stick to the sweet bread you won't be dissappointed. Consider trying the custard filled horns they are decadent. They are however a little difficult to see off the street. They are on the northwest corner of Valley Blvd. and Ridgeway St. behind a mini mart in the stripmall.