Panaderia La Espiga

Philadelphie, États-Unis

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+1 215-232-5248
Adresse :
1011 Spring Garden St, Philadelphie, PA, 19123
Spring Garden
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
570 mSpring Garden
740 mFairmount
750 mChinatown
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Heure locale (Philadelphie) 03:51 mercredi 16 juillet 2025

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3 avis sur Panaderia La Espiga

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Évaluation du lieu : 5
Philadelphia, PA
I give it a 5 because the pastel de tres leches (cake of three milks) is so delicious! !! And also because they have all of my childhood favorite snacks and drinks
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Philadelphia, PA
Food: ****
Ambience: *
Price: ***
At first glancethe place doesn’t quite seem a worthy place to eat, but if you decide to buy groceries or grab a seat to eat, you’re in for a nice and simple treat. You’ve got some good authentic Mexican food in some place other than Washington Ave. The menu is not extensive but I had the huevos con chorizo which was simple but tasty. The food won’t blow you out of the water, but your tastebuds won’t be disappointed if you just need an authetic satisfying meal. Just a dollar or two too much, but not outrageous or what you get.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
San Mateo, CA
Yeah — a completely legit Latin market and tacqueria. No printed menu and no English spoken, so don’t expect some yuppie fusion-​Latino place. It’s a marcado with basic groceries, some fresh produce, a decent bakery (cakes, pastries, cookies), and of course, tacos. Carnitas was nicely flavored + tender meat w/​crispy edges. Pollo was tender and flavorful. Tacos were traditional Mexican style — small corn double torillas, meat, lime, and salsa (red or green). Total for 3 tacos + a Snapple was about $ 9, so a bit steep, but seems to be going rate around Philly these days.