Alfonso Hernandez Bakery

After going to Alfonso Burritos in Duncanville, he told me about his dad's spot in Abilene. This place was just as good and Burritos were delicious! Staff wasn't that talkative when trying to bring up the son so I was like...okay lol...but good overall, would definitely come back!

Absolutely amazing! Alfonso Hernandez Bakery is a hidden gem serving authentic, traditional Mexican food and baked goods that taste like home. The menudo was rich and flavorful—perfectly seasoned and comforting—and the barbacoa tacos were tender and delicious. You can really tell everything is made with care and tradition. The service was friendly and welcoming, making the whole experience even better. I’ll definitely be back to try more from their menu! 😋

Went for lunch with my little one and a friend. Had the carne asada gordita plate with pico de gallo inside the gordita. Let me tell you, this was the best asada I've ever tasted! My friend also loved their plate! My little one ate all her beans and rice.

Ordered egg, bacon, and cheese burritos. This is the monstrosity I received. Old, cold, overcooked, and completely inedible.

I got my burritos back all wrong. They put carne guisada and should have been Piccadillo and super greasy as well. I only went because popular bakery was closed today. Too disgusting

We went by today within one hour of closing. The service was excellent and the food was really good. I had the caldo de rez and my husband had the huevos rancheros with refried beans, potatoes, and bacon and a barbacoa taco. Everything tasted good and we had leftovers!

I rarely order menudo when I’m out of town 9 times out of 10 its nasty but this place was bomb highly recommend it will definitely order again next time

It was fast and absolutely delicious, highly recommend them for any kind of burritos and breakfast as well!

Finally giving Hernandez Bakery a try since they are open on Sundays! Decent breakfast burritos with a good tortilla, but not my favorite spot in town. Happy they had a drive thru, but the speaker with the menu in the drive thru doesn't seem to be working. Ordered at the window instead! $7.86 for two breakfast burritos! I'd say that two burritos is a serving size rather than one. Comes with red sauce on the side. Tried the bacon, potato, and egg & the sausage and egg burritos! Eggs are cooked "harder" here, so the burritos feel a bit dry if that makes sense. It was alright, but didn't really impress. Probably won't be back, but I was happy with the meal.

This is my go to place for breakfast burritos. Close to where I used to work, so that is why I started eating there. Walk in is faster than the drive through, but I still use both. People behind the counter are moving to get everyone taken care of. The burritos are fresh and the salsa is good. Bacon can be a bit thick, making for a messy meal.

We came at 9am on a Sunday. Our order was taken right away by two very underaged girls lol. The wait for the food wasn't long, maybe 10-12 minutes. I ordered a small menudo. and it was really good! Loaded with tripe and hominy. I had to request cilantro, but they accommodated. My only hesitation on giving 5 stars is the sit down experience. Customer after customer came coming in with complaints of wrong burrito orders or missing burritos, which happens. But the lady in the kitchen was hollering at the customers from the back. She actually hollered at the young girls in the front that she had made a customer's burritos, while he was standing in the restaurant. He had to say he was standing right there still.. awkward.

The Hernandez Bakery is a staple! It doesn't look like much on the outside but the inside is very large with lots of room to eat by yourself or with a group. The food is amazing. I have yet to try something I don't like. They actually sell pan dulce that I found out the owner bakes himself! He or his son are always around and always make their rounds to check on guests and ask if they need anything. The service is fast, the staff is friendly, the food is great, and it's affordable! It truly doesn't get any better.

If I was my father reviewing this business they might get a solid 5 star. But I'm not my dad. He goes on a constant basis and enjoys Them all the time!! Anyhow. When I am the one enjoying this business, it's because my father went and brought it home. He handles the service, the counter the people and the wait. So I can't review and base an opinion on those particular parts of a review. But on my experience on the egg and cheese burrito. Solid five stars.

I ordered menudo for delivery. When I received my order the whole thing was spilled out of the container and in the bag. When I poured the bag into a bowl to try to salvage it, there was so much skin and bones in the menudo I couldn't even eat it. 0/10.

I ordered 3 burritos and on all 3 of them the meat was very dry and tough like it had been sitting out all day and my tortillas were soaked in grease. Very disappointing....

I ordered 2 egg and sausage burritos. The food tasted wonderful. The hot sauce was good as well. My only complaint is that the burritos kept falling apart every time I would lay them down. I will probably give them another try in the future.

My favorite huevos rancheros I'm town. And, IT'S LOCAL! Good burritos. My 5-year old loves the lemonade. Mix it with some Topo Chico for an awesome bubbly/lemony/sugary treat.

This was not Mexican food, when selling menudo make sure it comes with bread, tripp not fully cooked, tortillas are not home made. This is more like texmex food. Tamales with no seasoning so they tasted bad. The soup from the menudo was good thou, also make sure your pigs feet are clean with no hairs. We are travelers so no need to come back to this place.

Still looking for that 6 am burrito, Brenda C. likes this place. The usual chorizo and egg was my burrito of choice this morning. It was quite good as was the hot sauce. But overall, just like the other places. They do have the bakery case with lots of sweets if your looking for a morning sugar rush! You know, I do have a favorite burrito place, but their not open at 6 am. Would late to work just once a week be ok so I can have my burrito fix? Probably not, so the 6 am search continues!

If I could give 0 stars I would. I ordered 7 burritos somehow I only got 3 and instead of making the order I waited 25 minutes for. Instead of making the order right the manager screamed I didn't want it anymore and gave me a refund smh 10/10 WOULD NOT RECOMMEND

Best in town. Any other burrito stop is sub par. The others may rate higher because of more reviews. But Abilenians choose Alfonso Hernandez.

My food was fantastic! I ordered the breakfast burritos and they were delicious. Homemade tortillas and salsa. I will be a loyal customer from now on!

I just went through the drive-thru this morning and got my usual bean and cheese burrito. The service was quick as usual and the burrito was very good as usual. I got overzealous with the hot sauce, which, by the way, is awesome...and spilled a little right in my lap. It was then I realized they didn't give me a napkin. Other than the missing napkin, all was great!!!...as usual!

Best burritos in town! The meat was tasty and very tender and the gravy was delicious. Overall it seemed clean. The girl behind the counter was very friendly and handed me my food with a smile. The price was great. I doubt you find better food anywhere in town for that kind of money. I was impressed with the whole place. Definitely going to go back often.

Burritos are 1.75 and there are not too bad. A lot of people order to go but you can also dine in. However, drink selection is a bit confusing. 1.75 for large drink with $1.00 refills and soda is from a vending machine. The Mexican pastries are nothing to brag about but its nice that its there and it'll do the job.

i love good tex mex food but since alfonsos hooked up with bites and the one before that delivers there food. well it has turned to slop not like it was since i remember the only thing that has gone up is there prices 3.50 for egg and chorizo come on crazy thats just one example. and the other tex mex restraunts have also followed suit for there prices go get a steak or chicken fried dinner. in my opinion bites and the other delivery co. before created greedy restraunts and cheap food.

Of all the Mexican restaurants in town, my wife and I rate this our number 1 pick. From burritos, gorditas, and menudo, to sweet empanadas, pan de dulce and horchata. Staff is friendly, prices are fair, food is good and authentic. I gave it 4 stars because staff is very limited and service can be slow at times.

My wife and I stopped for lunch and were profoundly disappointed. I had nachos, which were just bagged commercial chips with unseasoned hamburger, commercial cheese sauce, lettuce, tomatoes and very little flavor. My wife had enchilladas, which were equally tasteless and commercial.

Place is great, love the breakfast and reasonably priced! easy ordering and good service!!

Quick and friendly service. Prices are unbelievably great. We ordered three types of carne asada burritos and none disappointed. The homemade tortillas are heaven. We will have to come back for empanadas. Only suggestion is to have more heat in the hot sauce.

Really... $1.00 small coffee... N no cream n sugar.no napkins wtf. Only sweet n low no sugar... Don't go there...picked up rocks smarter then drive up window teller... Idiot

Go ahead, get the carne con chile, it hurts sooo good!!!The guisada is also great if you aren't one for delicious food pain at 6:30am. #1 breakfast spot in Abilene for me!

Big disappointment, ordered tamales and they were tasteless. The maza was still gooey (undercooked). My brother ordered the beef enchiladas also no taste basically ground beef wrapped in a corn tortilla.

Still Great! Took my son in for Huevos Rancheros yesterday and they were just as good as always. Real fried potato chunks. And thick cut bacon. Always very good.

If you like eating mexican food in a gas station restroom, the this is the place for you. The establishment is the chit and so is the boney as menudo. If you imagine spooning a dead person.