Veronicas Bakery & Taqueria

I had an amazing time trying this place out. I got the chicken taco and chicharrones con yuca. The chicken taco was pretty juicy and flavorful. The sauce on the side really brought out the flavors. The chicharrones were cooked perfectly not too soft and not too hard. The yuca I feel could have been fried longer just because I like my yuca more crispy but was still fine. The service was honestly really good, I asked the cashier for suggestions and he answered politely and truthfully. Both the people that were working, were extremely nice and helpful when I asked any question. The ambiance was welcoming and felt family friendly.

Torta HulaHula almost a mythical sandwich around the area! The very authentic HulaHula in the area. Really delicious!

The food is good, it's a hit or miss, it needs consistency on how to prep the food, the tacos are great though I think they need to use a different kind of tortilla since it's always break when you lift to eat it. It's a bit pricey, but it the closest to my place so it works out, the service is okay, though they need someone there who can always speak English all the time. It's hard to communicate even though I speak a little bit of Spanish. The place is clean, lucky for me I always get my food to go, but for the dine in customer they need to fix their restroom as soon as possible coz they can't keep having a sign no public restroom.

Friendly stuff the restaurant is super clean the food is excellent I highly recommend this restaurant I ordered that special of the day and the food was delicious

Came in on a Wednesday after work. 2 shrimp tacos ordered. 4.50 each. See the photo. Cashier said slow on dinner. Breakfast and lunch are busy. I was here @ 5 3 shrimp in each taco. Delicious and better than sitting on i95 in a snarled traffic mess. I think if they had a taco Tuesday special they could be a lot busier. A lot of people heading home and thinking "what's for dinner "

This place is really good. We came in on a whim and decided to try a variety of food. Our favorites were the pupusas, taquitos, barbacoa tacos, beef soup with lots of veggies, and their dessert. You need to support this local hidden gem.

We have gotten two takeout orders there in past two days! Last night we had: chicken tamale, beef taquitos, and three cold drinks: horchata, Cashew fruit(!), and "fruit salad" which comes with little bits of fruit. All were tasty, and the cashew fruit (worth looking up) light and not too sweet. Lots of tiny bits of fruit to eat after (apples, melon, pineapple I think. ) Today we splurged on a Master's Breakfast: steak, eggs, refried beans, plantains, cream, chorizo, fresh corn tortilla, avocado slices and cheese. Delicious! We indulged in tres leches cake and chocolate cake, and tasty bean and cheese pupusas, which came with a bag of shredded cheese and sauce. They have a variety of baked goods and can make birthday cake to order.They had fresh orange juice in cups on ice as well. Loved it! The interior is bright, the glass case showcases the array of baked goods, and there are several casual tables available. Highly recommend this new gem! Alibi: very nice staff. Enjoyed discussing Mexican food options with their chef last evening. He was very helpful and accommodating.

We live nearby and wanted to support a local business! Small and quaint. Food was excellent! Definitely coming back!

waited 1/2 an hour for overpriced food. Got home and realized they didn't give us everything we paid for. Tried calling, nobody answered. Drove back to the restaurant 20 minutes before closing. They locked their doors and did not want to answer until we showed them our receipt and motioned that there was an issue. They acknowledged that they didn't give us everything we paid for and then asked if we still wanted it? Didn't offer to refund money or compensate in any way. Also, packaging for the other food we did get was sloppy. Sour cream in the corner of a Styrofoam takeout box leaked everywhere by the time we got home.

Stopped in on my way home from work. The young lady behind the counter was nice. I'm not very familiar with the types of dessert they were serving so I asked I her about several the bakery items. She couldn't tell me how they tasted, what they were or what they were made of. So I bought the two items that I was familiar with (churros and tres leches' cake). It was definitely not the best. I've had better quality and flavor elsewhere. The churro was stale tasting and the cinnamon flavor was overpowering. The tres leches cake had a perfume taste. From my experience, it was definitely not the best tasting bakery items.