Pan Lourdes Bakery

I was in town for business, I love pan dulce, so I thought I would give this place a try. Worst mistake of the day! I bought 6 pieces, hoping to share with colleagues. Epic fail, they were so old (probably from last week) they smelt like rotton yeast. They were extremely dry and crumbly (bread should be spongy). Needless to say, I did not give them to my colleagues. However, I did give all of them to a peddler who was more than content to have something to eat. One of my colleagues went with me, and we chatted for a bit while attempting to eat the pan dulce. After sitting there for about 30 min, a lady who worked there asked us to leave because there are people who want to sit down. There were many empty seats open for them to sit down, but it was not worth the fight, so we left. I would n

Unassuming Central American bakery with a large selection of pastries for surprisingly low prices. They can also do custom cakes-- I ordered a tres leches for my husband's birthday, and they did a fantastic job and made it super moist. The staff are very friendly too.

I stopped by for tamales y tacos. #Delicious On my next visit. I will try some of the pastries. The staff is bilingual

We ordered a cake and it was delicious. They also have sweet everyday. We bought a few pieces and they were great. We will definitely go back. The ladies who run speak Spanish and they were super friendly.

The prices are good, but there is no menu and no prices listed anywhere. Two ladies work there, but one doesn't speak any english at all, which is ok, but can be frustrating if she's the only one working If you don't speak good Spanish, then you're likely going to get bad customer service I've been here at least 6 times just looking for one specific desert. As tasty and good value and that desert was, the inconsistency of desert availability, lack of menu and pricing, and communication issues prevent this bakery from being more highly rated