Ayala's Panaderia

I checked this place out for the first time this weekend to get pastries for Cinco de Mayo! I was very pleasantly surprised with the nice set up and display of all of the different things that they have. You go in and grab a tray in the large set of tongs and pick out everything that you want. They have a lot of desserts to choose from including tres leches cake and tamales as well! Everything I got was delicious and I wanted to try many other things! I would highly recommend this place

This place is next to Morelia's Mexican restaurant and Tortilleria, amazing place but this review is not about Morelia's this is about Ayala's Panaderia. Maybe this whole are/side of town is a jack pot ! Oh man oh man . They have some great pandulce . The pineapple empanadas there are now my favorite. Even better then back home in houston Texas . We bought a cone filed chocolate cover thing , it was amazing, churros , amazing , chocolate muffin amazing ,Mexican cookie amazing . You get the picture? Everything was just amazing ! Love it

Kind of found this place by accident. It's in a busy area with other businesses around and a factory of some kind where large semi trucks are going by non-stop. There are only a couple places to park in front but there is more parking on the west side of the building. When you walk in you grab a tray and some tongs and then just pick out whatever you want out of their cabinets. They have a good selection of baked good from bread to fun sugar filled treats. I would have gotten a picture of some of the things I got but I ended up eating them up before I could get a picture. The only downside is there isn't a lot of English spoken here. If you speak spanish you are good to go.

I love their bread but when i went a couple days ago the doors to cover the bread from flies sucked!! They wouldnt shut accordingly. I ended up seeing flies inside where the bread was at and i thought that was disgusting. They should fix that cause i dont want flies on my damn bread that im buying

Huge selection. The kids love it. It's a Hispanic bakery so the items are not overly sweet but stillVery tasty. The fresh bread is outstanding.

The business has changed. It is no longer Ayala's. It's del Campo or something like that. The place is still busy and the food still good.

Hands down the best place to get Mexican bread. They have the best selection, and it's so yummy! Most of the evenings they have fresh conchas and others, the staff is very friendly and bilingual.