Abuelita Panaderia

There is such a variety of pan and desserts here and ranges from 75c to $2.75. I got a box of 17 variety for a taco night for $13.75. It is a smaller shop and the woman at the first was so nice. I have a basic understanding of Spanish but I always like to practice and you will for sure get some practice in if you come here. I would return and do recommend.

The sweetbread sucks here I don't even think it's Mexican. They speak a different language

I hate to give this place one star but I was unable to be served because they didn't speak English. All the pastries looked wonderful but I was very disappointed that they were not able to communicate for me to order. If there had been some signs in English I would have worked with the employee and still made a purchase here. However, instead I just left.

FRESHLY made, scrumptious cookies, cakes and pastries you choose for yourself with tongs onto a platter. Cold beverages available. Everything is baked in an oven behind the counter. I often stop here on the way to the bus stop, either 529 or 428. On the lane, right side of Wal-Mart if facing it. Friendly service, but mostly self-serve.

Fresh bread every day at 8am! We live about 25 minutes away but my husband and I don't mind the drive because the bread is that good! My husband loves bread and this is his place to go too. They also sell drinks, medicine, and other small items.

I’m disappointed I didn’t have a good experience with a authentic bakery. The desert was terrible and dry. I don’t even get a box.

Little Conchas are the perfect size, get there early or youll miss out. You can also order them for party's in advance.

These reviews that I read did not match up to my experience. The pastries taste horrible. The cake was super dry and not fresh at all. The empenada queso didn’t have any queso in it at all. I didn’t realize a Fiesta store was close to this place because I would have went there. Don’t waste your time or money. Go to Fiesta’s Panderia - it’s ten times better.

This a good Mexican bakery if you're around the area, I tend to go here for the cemas which have brown sugar inside. They have all your traditional Mexican sweet

I'm finding it difficult to find good pan dulce in Dallas- there is a really great variety here and there are some good options but overall I would say the taste and quality is average. There were a couple options that were very soft and fresh while others felt hard to the touch. Tried the flan and gelatina as well and they lacked flavor. The smell is incredible though and I would recommend trying it out for yourself.

I live about a mile from this panadería so I would to take my mother here once a week. We like this bakery better than the bakeries inside the hispanic grocery stores, it just has better flavor to us. They have a good selection to choose from so it's hard to only choose a few. I've tried the conchas, empanadas, cuernitos, orejas, elotitos, polvorones, etc. and they're tasty to me.

Was at Keller's and wanted some dessert. Found this little place close to Bachman Lake. They had a good selection of pastries and bottled drinks. The store smelled like cinnamon so it was hard not to buy everything. My favorite items turned out to be the pastries made with puff pastry. The elephant ears were perfectly sugared and I found one that was well caramelized. It was crispy but not too hard. One of the best I've ever had. Most of their fruit-filled items seemed to be pineapple. They also had these little cinnamon-covered cookies that seemed like their specialty. They also had those pig-shaped cookies (marranitos)! I'm glad I live far away because otherwise I would be here every week. I will definitely stop by again when I'm nearby soon.