Caribe Bakery

When I get one of those rican «antojitos» this is my go to place. The staff is cool and the food is amazing… Don’t forget to get a Café con Leche

This place is over priced n disgusting i will never go here again. Pastries are ok but the food is just out right terrible.
There are way better lechoneras out there, this is just hands down the worst.

They use to be great. As of lately the pastries don’t taste the same, it’s horrible. The service is even worse than the pastries. If you don’t speak Spanish they treat you horribly. Instead of trying to communicate they give you attitude and dismiss you. That’s not the way you run your business.

If you’re looking for authentic Puerto Rican food, this is the place! Insanely affordable with so many original recipes. The parking is a little sparse, but it’s okay.

Friendly staff and super yummy food. Que jaltera! We love this place !! Had some pasteles and they was so good that we took two dozens home with. Expreso machine and all the pastries is like being Puerto Rico !!

Great Quality Latin food served fast. Try it and You will like it !!

I’d driven by this bakery several times and finally decided to give it a try. I had a party to go to and figured I would pick up some guava y queso pastillitos. I went there and was surprised to find it is also a restaurant. I did not eat there but ended up buying some cream horns and cannolis. Both were very good but the cannolis were so sweet you could have went into a diabetic coma. The filling for the cream horns was much better! I wish they would have had guava and cheese pastries. There were lots of other delicious looking offerings so I will definitely be back!

OHhhh myyy gosh!!! You must must must come here to eat for dessert. MUST! And if you don’t love carrot cake… this place will change your mind, or your palate rather. They have some of the tastiest, moistest cakes I have ever tasted. EVER. Hands down. It is seriously this good guys. I have already prepped my husband to prepare me a dessert platter for Caribe for ny bday next month! From chocolate cake to, napoleons, to traditional spanish desserts like flan and tres leches to homemade donuts that just melting your mouth… you will be pleasantly surprised with anything you choose. My husband and I have not gone wrong yet! Also, though heavily spanish, the employees do not make you feel bad for only knowing english. They were really sweet and helpful.
Their actual food for lunch and dinner looked good as well, though I have yet to try it.

First time going and the place was quite cozy. The meal selection was a nice portion. The fried pork was incredibly tasty, the beef was like beef stew but ok. The desserts looked lovely had we not been so full. We will definitely go back and try something else. And the price was reasonable so try it out.

Being Latina, I’ve been to a lot of Latin restaurants around town and I have to say that this one really didn’t impress me much. When we walked in (make sure you go to the second door and not the first one, that’s where the kitchen is) there was a small line in front of a buffet style. We were just standing there waiting to be helped… people behind the counter were running around, looking confused. The customers were going back and forth, too. It was very disorganized, I felt. I can’t imagine what they do when it’s busy. The food availabilities were: bacalo, mofongo, chicken, pernil, rice, yellow rice, red beans, etc. You know– the usually Puerto Rican or Latin food choices. I choose the $ 3.99 lunch special — Pernil, yellow rice, beans and plantains. This lunch special is half the size is half the size of the big styrofoam trays that most usually serve on. They pack a lot of food in that one little container, so that was a positive thing for sure. I was completely satisfied with what I ate. As far as the taste goes, the rice was good, but the pernil could have been better. It lacked in taste, in my opinion. The plantains were fine and so were the beans. To me, the food was just average. It hit the spot but I wasn’t like «wow, it’s so good, I can’t wait to come back!» It wasn’t one of those kind of places. All in all, the staff was nice, the food was okay for the price, but I doubt I’ll ever return.

They have pasteles! The food here is really good. The customer service, not so much. They have the hot foods on one side and the pastries on the other with the cashier right in the middle in between the two. I never know where to stand to place my order!!! But it is the «closest to home» food I can find.

So I walk in this morning at 7:00am to order some sweets for work, mind you I waited around 17 minutes for the woman to finish making coffee for 2 customers! She was VERY rude and didn’t even say good morning! So after I waited she ask me what I needed and I started to ask her about the prices and such because I was going to buy a BIG amount and what does she do… she walks away to go make more coffee! Forget that I just waited 17 minutes for you to even look my way! I then walked right out! SO rude! Nasty service!

Very delicious food and the ladies behind the counter deliver excellent customer service. A must try!

I come here often with my Puerto Rican friend. She lives close by and introduced me to it. (I’m sure I drive her crazy asking what everything on the menu is).
In the beginning, we would stop by for lunch or dinner. We’ve even gotten pastries to take to my parents. (They all look amazing!) But more recently, we’ve been going for breakfast. It’s very simple, but very inexpensive.
I have been introduced to different foods here and I love coming.

Came here after my hellish experience trying to buy tile at D’Best as I was in need of something sweet and familiar. I spotted this Spanish bakery that was actually next to another tile establishment so I figured I go in and kill two birds with one stone.
I wasn’t really sure what to expect, the place doesn’t look like much and I wasn’t even sure they were open because it was Saturday around 3pm and they had chairs placed above the tables and one lady was already doing clean-​up but upon seeing us walk in, she greeted us with a warm smile and asked us what we’d like.
They have a wide assortment of pastries and my biggest concern was that it was fresh, and that it tasted as good as it looked. We bought three of them and took them to go to enjoy after dinner and to my extreme delight; they did in fact taste as good as they looked!
We had the strawberry-​guava shortcake, a Latin twist on a southern treat and it was SOOOO Good! Whoever came up with that is a genius! I would’ve never thought to mix guava and strawberry in that way and it works really well.
Next we tried something that looked like an almond Napoleon. The cake in between the custard was very moist and the overall flavor was exceptional.
Last we had the traditional guava pasty and to me, if you screw up on a guava pastry; you’re not worthy to call yourself a bakery, but this too was good. It was fresh and it had plenty of guava filling without being engulfed with that ‘lard flavor’ you sometimes get when eating pastries.
Definitely try this place out if you’re on this side of town, they have hot food as well and decent prices.

Best fritura ever this place is the bomb. For authentic Puerto Rican food and bakery. They cook las alcapurias to the order so you will always get them fresh!!! I recommend it 100%

Ok… this place is just friggin awesome! Mostly puerto rican food but has other things like croquettes and sandwiches. I ordered bacalao with arroz con salchicha y yuca (codfish, rice with sausage, and a potato like root). I also had a couple of crochettes while my foodie buddy had a breakfast sandwich with eggs, bacon, and cheese that was pressed. The food was very close to traditional home puerto rican cooking. My plate literally had to be pound or more! They are also a bakery and had so many goodies that I was gaining weight just looking! To finish off we had some quesitos (cream cheese pastry) and low and behold, it was stuffed with cheese… something other spanish joints should look into instead of a ketchup packets worth! This place is definitely a go to place… you can have a cheap breakfast here for $ 3.85 including eggs, bread, and coffee (not sure if there was bacon as I’m now in a sugar high, falling asleep…) Go here! You won’t regret it!

I ordered a Tripleta sandwich and it wasn’t what I expected. It wasn’t very flavorful and the bread didn’t seem too fresh. I expected more from this establishment, especially knowing that most of the workers have experience with cooking Spanish dishes. They did have an assortment of pastries, candies, and typical Latin food. The restaurant floor was dirty when I entered and the business was pretty slow at the time I visited (Saturday afternoon).