La Yolanda

Decided to try this place for a Chorizo Breakfast Burrito. I called it in before I arrived and I was not disappointed. The restaurant itself was clean and they had all of the menu items posted and they had an area for fresh pan. You might have a little trouble ordering if you don't understand a little Spanish but that didn't slow down my order. This burrito is great for size, taste, and price. It tastes just like someone's mom made it for you with fresh made tortilla and good quality chorizo perfectly cooked potatoes and good flavor no sauce needed. Definitely coming back for the Chile Colorado burrito and some tacos.

Had some idle time and was craving a burrito. Did a search for Mexican food near me and La Yolanda popped up as a location close by. Saw someone comment on their hot food (chilaquiles and burritos) even though it appears to be a bakery. La Yolanda was about a 5-min walk so I decided to go for it. It is a place I would easily pass by without a thought. Inside is unassuming, no menus on the walls, but a few pictures near the counter with pictures of food items and prices on the pictures. Large case of delicious looking pastries and baked goodies. Eight to ten tables, half are booths along the front window. Mounted from the ceiling was one was TV from which I heard Spanish being spoken.I looked at all the baked goods, but since I was craving savory, I stuck with ordering a burrito. A soft-spoken young woman behind the counter took my order. I told her I just wanted a burrito and asked if they had chili Colorado, and if not, chicken would be great. She said she would ask in the back, took my order, I paid for the burrito ($9.99, but totaled $10.89 including tax) and she went back to the kitchen. While I waited I looked again at the baked goods and saw a sign on the case with fruit filled pastries, and decided I should try one with guava (just $1.50 each!) However, I had no idea which of them were the guava pastries, so I went back to the counter to ask for help. There was a couple who had just taken their selected pastries to the counter, so I waited to for the employee to complete the transaction with them. She then went to look at the pastries and when she came over to me, broke the bad news that all the guava pastries were gone.Another Yelp reviewer suggested ordering 10-15min ahead, I think that was good advice, and should have heeded it, but figured I'd wing it. I ended up waiting close to 15min waiting for my burrito, and was so happy to receive my order, nice and hot, from a woman who brought it to me from their kitchen.My burrito was hefty, and my stomach was growling... I didn't want to wait until I got back to my destination, so I unwrapped one end as I was walking back, and dug in.I didn't know if my burrito was chili Colorado or chicken, but at that point it didn't matter. Took a bite and found it was the former. It was good, hot, the beef was tender and nicely flavored, accompanied with refried beans, cheese and rice. I was a happy camper!I ended up polishing off half of the burrito, saving the other half for lunch. I would go back again if I am in the area. Very curious to try the guava filled pastry.

A small family owned business and the customers service was greatI had been craving some chilaquiles and decided to try this place out and let me tell you the food didn't disappoint definitely coming back with my family This place is a total gem Ambience was very homey reminds me of Mexico

My husband has returned for the pan dulce as it's one of the closer panaderías. They have now added cabinet doors to the shelves. The pan dulce is decent and my kids like it, I still think its on the drier side. We have tried the tamales and they were super fresh and flavorful however very little meat.

Omg my grand father gets me pan dulce and coffee from here and it hits the spot every time. It reminds me of Home. When I am in Stockton La Yolanda is a must for breakfast. They have really good tamales as well!!

Tamales are fantastic!!!! Service very attentive. The pan dulce was soso. Interesting set up.

It was my first time visiting. Wow I was amazed how friendly & great customer service. They all are so helpful. The bread was so fresh. I will be going back. I will have lunch next time.

We've stopped for breakfast and although I won't speak on the ambiance I can say the customer service was very good at the counter. It is a new restaurant to us so I don't know how long they've been open. So when you're hungry for authentic Mexican food, it was good, freshly cooked food.

Staff super sweet, the burritos were sooo good! Totally recommend. Don't live in the area but totally will come back

Best breakfast burrito place for the money! With prices increasing, this place has a huge breakfast burrito made with handmade tortilla and fresh ingredients. Just make sure you call about 10 or 15 minutes as they make it fresh. $10 including drink. Burritos are big enough to eat 1/2 and save the other for lunch, so delicious it may not make it to the lunch hour.