San Antonio Bakery

Parents been going here for 4 years, since they moved in the area. Let’s begin that I always go over and at fort I thought their breads were bomb, I would even order cake from there, but sadly over the years the bread has gotten harder and the prices got up. Yesterday I went to get bread because it the closest one. When I say the bread is dry it’s dry! Like a rock !

I just bought the most horrible cake ever the lady that wrotte on my cake just killed the cake very upset they offer to rub the red letters all over my white cake dont recommend this place now i am embarrased to even give it to mom –_​_​–

Love their pan dulce. Love the sweet bread especially on Tuesdays when it is 3 for a dollar. Love their cakes have ordered on many occasion will keep coming back!

Decent pan dulce they have some pieces you don’t find at your local mexican chain market. The champurrado is actually yummy. The tres leches not great el super has the best around.

Really tasty bread! Love it.

Hands down best tasting cakes in the IE, Daisy is very helpful. If you are looking for a great tasting cake and tired of Costco style cakes this is the place!

Bought a ¼ sheet tres leches cake for my moms bday for 30 $.at first I thought it was overpriced but when I tried it… it was worth the price… I think they go for around the same price at Cardenas and El Super but you can’t beat the taste. not dry at all. every spot is moist and has a unique taste to it. definitely would buy again.

The five stars say it all! I do have to say that the best time to go is early in the morning when the bread is so warm and fresh. Best in the area.

Not bad, just very small and not a huge selection but still good amount of sweets. Bought a last minute BdAy cake for my Mom we were having dinner next door at Los Portales (another good spot to eat) and walked next door to see what they had and sure enough hey had a small cake case with like 4 – 5 cakes. I bought a small marble cake with strawberrys on the inside, the cake was ok not super moist or anything but it did the job my Mom liked it so that’s all that mattered lol

So bomb. They have pan that I haven’t seen in years that I thought I’d never seen made again. Its a small place and is always crowded. Good sign. Either way, as long as they keep up that quality I will be a returning customer.

If you need your «Pan Dulce» fix (and if you’re part Mexican, you KNOW you do) you should come get it from San Antonio Bakery.
They’ve got all the «favorites» plus a few extra. Walk into the tiny store and immediately, you’re nose will thank you. Scents of sugar, vanilla, nuts, and bread fill the air. You’ll grab a pair of tongs and serving tray and it’ll be full before you’re done browsing half the store!
The «conchas» are spot on: big, pillowy, soft but sturdy. I love to place them in a blow of milk, carve out the top (like a hat), fill it with milk then put the top back on. Let it sit for a few seconds then DIG IN! Waaaay better than boring cereal!
The majority of the other breads taste the same but what makes them all different is the choice of toppings or additions. For example, the banana bread tastes just like the muffin, except with additional flavor of banana and nuts. Or the confetti cake and other cake options all taste the same except for the buttery frosting spread. You get the idea.
One thing I must stress is that this little bakery is BETTER than those bakeries located inside the Mexican grocery stores (or worse, those grocery stores that have a «Mexican» section with a little cabinet full of «Mexican Sweet Bread» **shudder**)
I’ve yet to try their fresh baked bollios, but I aim to. Any fresh bread is good, but I can imagine filling those suckers up with some milenesa, queso fresco, crema, tomato and lettuce and pa’dentro!

This place is really good. Went in after eating at Los portales and needed something to top it all off. Will def be going back!

I’ve been getting my cakes here for years. The absolute best cakes ever! Super moist and delicious! I’m not a fan of frosting but theirs is really good! They have the best pan dulce selection as well. If you’re a cake lover, come here! They have tres leches cakes as well and they’re low priced.

Freshest bolillo and concha bread fresh baked daily 6am and open 7am and they sell out everyday that alone tells you how good they are.
I looooove their orejas and manecadas their flan is bomb too literally everything here is good the customer service is great and they close at 930pm you can’t beat that

I ordered a wedding shower cake and it was THE UGLIEST cake ever! Poor customer service and satisfaction. I could’ve made a nicer looking cake with my feet!

The pan bolillos are moist and soft on the inside with a crisp crust on the outside. I tried a coconut cake bread and it was pleasantly moist and well flavored. I would come back again to try their other breads.

Usually walk in to these small mom and pops and brace myself for funky odors (i used to be in commercial pest control and know how most of these are in the back)
This place smelled divine! Pure unadulterated sugar smell … Sooo pleasing to breathe.
As I walk in, a guy was helping a customer walk out with a full sheet cake that looked so festive… I wanted to follow and join the party.
We took a sampling of 7 – 8 pan dulces. Not a greet fan of them, but these here were by far better than average.
The guy behind the counter was friendly.
I would recommend this place to anyone.

Usually I love the bread here!
Always close to home and freshly baked bread.
Lately it seems the bread continues to lack quality

I have been to San Antonio’s other location, now defunct, and was quite impressed. Finally, we made it here and I am not disappointed.
Lovely pan dulce. I particularly love the pound cake style cupcakes. Don’t know what they are called, but they are bigger and better than most. There is a nice variety of treats. And the cinnamon pinwheels are light and as big as frisbees.
This is one popular place. They run out quickly, so an early morning visit is the way to go.
I only wish they had more locations. Say, in Corona? Our bakeries leave much to be desired. (Hope they pick up on the subtle hint!)

Best pan de dulce in the area! This is a bold statement but it is true. The second you open the door you are hit with the best smell in the world. My mouth is watering just writing this review.
The pan de dulce selection may not be the most grand but don’t be fooled. The variety they have will knock your socks off. I purchased a dozen pan de dulce and it came out to $ 8.50, what a deal.
This bakery is a must try if you are in the area.