Tomasa Polanco

The place is nice and cozy. Looks like a good idea handled by a group of enthusiasts young folks. There is a wide variety of cochas and other interesting type of bakery, all traditional Mexico based, the same as for beverages aside the classic options of coffee that taste great have to say. However, one thing that disappointed us is that the next day, our conchas were far from fresh as we tasted the day before. All the softness disappeared and were rough to chew, therefore we didn't liked 😢😕 So guys at Tomasa, there's a huge room for improvement there as I'm far from being an expert but a great concha still taste the same at least the next day. So keep it up and hppe you guys continue the success. Btw great gesture to provide water for the doggie friends 👏👏

Hands down, the best conchas in the area. Went back each day that we stayed in the area for the right start to the day.

Living next door to Tomasa means waking up every morning to the decadent, almost sinful scent of freshly baked conchas and I must say, it’s a lovely sensory invitation. Specializing in both sweet conchas (think chocolate, chai, mazapán) and savory concha “salads” (like chilaquiles, mole, or molletes—all on concha masa), Tomasa brings creativity and variety to the pan dulce game. Now… let’s talk truth from a self-proclaimed concha expert (moi). While I applaud the consistently shaped pastries and well-executed toppings (yes, getting that sugary crust just right is an art form), the conchas themselves are simply too sweet and too dense for my palate. A bit of restraint on the sugar would elevate the whole thing. I rarely-never buy their conchas, however for less demanding palates they will be fine. To me, nothing special TBH. The real MVP? Their café de olla. Rich, aromatic, spiced to perfection...easily one of the best I’ve had. Yes, also a tad sweet, so sip slowly. Staff? Lovely. Warm, attentive, and genuinely kind. Space? Tiny. Not ideal for long catch-ups or relaxed brunches. Better suited for quick coffee stops, solo bites, or remote work types who don’t mind a bit of street bustle. Overall: A cute spot with inventive concha culture.

Absolutely delicious pastries, both savoury and sweet. The bread is soft and melts in your mouth, and the sweet pastries aren’t overly sweet. The price is super reasonable too. Definitely recommend stopping by for breakfast or a snack or even as a sweet treat. Staff is very friendly too!

Super cute conches shop! Conches and latte are both really good 😊 The employees are really friendly. Definitely gonna comeback again!

The conchas were delicious and they even had vegan options. The girl that was working there was very sweet and helpful. 10/10 recommend

Small place in Polanco where you can find a variety of Conchas in different flavors and cute tiny Conchas called Tomasitas

Such a cute and welcoming place for a quick bite and coffee (or chocolate abuelita 😋) It's a clean and cozy place to sit and enjoy your concha and coffee and/or easily pack your items in a to-go option and take it with you. The staff is incredibly friendly. I highly recommend enjoying a visit here while you are in Polanco.