Copacabana Bakery

Clean bakery with good employees. I had 2 items the Cheese Danish was good. The other item was to hard to eat. So they had decent prices but disappointing to have to throw away one. There is plenty of parking.

3 stars for 3 reasons 1. The service was relatively fast considering it was kinda long the moment I came in. 2. The price was good for the amount I got 3. Lots of different pastries, cakes and desserts to choose from. Minus 2 stars for 2 reasons I asked for tres leches cake but they gave me in a cup. Hard to communicate because they only speak Spanish. The cup tres leches was just ok but not enough flavoring, just plain.

They have a wide variety of baked goods and a small cafe. I tried their churros and Magdalena treats, and they were delicious! I wanted a cappuccino but they were out so I got a small pre-made Starbucks coffee instead. They require you to wear a mask, and they practice social distancing. It seems to be a popular neighborhood spot for early morning coffee/muffins as there’s usually a line.

Every Tuesday morning I purchase spinach croissants and cheese croissants to last a week. Absolutely insanely delicious - and so inexpensive for what is purchased. Coffee as well!!

My husband and I saw this bakery while shopping nearby and decided to give it a try. The bread here is much cheaper than some other bakeries I've gone to and the service was great. I'm not as familiar with latin breads so this may just be account to personal taste but we bought 5 items to try: chocolate donut, concha mexicana, florecita, bizcocho, pegaditos. The chocolate donut isn't as sweet as we thought it'd be but I actually like it that way...the other breads were pretty good, and the florecita was hard and a bit too sweet.