El Quetzal Bakery

I stopped into this bakery that I was interested in going to while spending the weekend in lake Worth and it's a cute little bakery, I gotta say I thought it was bigger based on the pictures I saw on Google. The bakery had a wide assortment of breads and was delicious, my tab came up to $9 for the bread and I also got a fried Chicken plate that was $7.50 I think. It was really well seasoned and cooked cook but the only thing I didn't like was she asked me if I wanted the sauce with it and me not knowing I said yes, it was drizzled all over the food and I don't like messy food I would've preferred it in a little container, aside from that it's a must try and anyone visiting should stop in. Of note something I noticed that lake worth has a large population of Guatemaltecos, made me feel as if I was in Guatemala 💖

Food is made fresh to order and is quite reasonably priced, with a assortment of baked goods. Keep in mind that food is made fresh so it takes a little longer than most are used to.

This is my favourite place to stop when I’m in Florida. I love to get the chicken empanadas- they are the best I’ve ever had! All the employees are very friendly and try to help me although my Spanish is beyond rusty.

I called to place an order and when I said I don’t speak Spanish they hung up on me

I love it here it 100% fits the style of a guatemalan bakery. The employees are nice and fast with orders and the food is very cheap and good i would recommend to family and friends and the city makes me feel like im in guatemala 💖

Great lil bakery. Very Maya in it's roots. Wonderful baked goods. Great Prices to match. The cooked food is so well done. I love the flautas here. Definitely a fan of the desserts. They have shakes and juices. Great selection overall. Always busy. Can't beat it! ♥️

Great Guatemalan bakery… staff is quick and efficient. Pastries are excellent at very reasonable prices. Business is mostly transacted in Spanish. Though Credit Cards are accepted they tend to gum up the works. Bring cash it’s way easier.

They make the most amazing homemade breads. They're slightly sweet and the desserts and coffee are very good too. Next time I'm there I'll take some photos! There are baskets that you take and select most things in a self serve fashion. They make very authentic tamales in the Guatemalan style and yes there is hot sauce and a few tables to sit at to eat in house. This odd becoming my new favorite place for breads and coffee.