La Sabrosita Bakery

The fresh baked bread and torta rolls were excellent, but everything else was unappetizing to me and looked past their prime sitting on the shelf, so I didn’t order anything. Not saying that any of the items would not have been good or cooked properly, the items just didn’t look appetizing, or worth the risk to me.

This place is amazing! I literally had no idea this place existed until I went to chicken fiesta and smelled doughnuts. So I’m so so happy I followed my nose cause what I found was awesome! This is real authentic Spanish desserts. They do breads, cookies, pastries. I was in dessert heaven and it’s all really cheap.

Yuck! Cheaply made. Not tasty. Bland tasting items. Expired. Horrible tres leches. Tasted like chemicals and spoiled milk. I had to throw away all 3 I bought. The only thing edible is the flan.

Getting better and better, they deserve the extra star. Good pastries! They’ve made it through an opening and a fire that closed them for a lengthy period of time. They’re next door to the Chicken Fiesta on Midlothian. Short and sweet… pun intended, very sweet place.

This store/​bakery should be closed by the Health Department. My daughter wanted to use the ladies room which is located by the kitchen. When I saw the disgusting floors, racks with the pastries full of dust on them, and the condition of the restroom made me want to sprint out of this store!!! Moreover the pastries are the WORST. Stay away from this bakery

I have been meaning to check this place out for quite some time, especially considering that it’s only a few blocks down from where I work.
I grew up in a Hispanic neighborhood when I was kid and that explains my love for nachos, cheese, and churros. Upon walking in I only thought this place sold baked goods as the name indicated but they offer a little bit more than just that. They have: an assortment of candies, dried goods, and possibly a deli meat section? I am not sure about that part but It looked like that was what it was. I would consider this place kind of like a Mexican inspired 7 – 11 with a great selection of sweets.
They have plenty of desserts/​sweets ranging from cookies, to donuts to croissants and everything in between. I got the following:
Cannoli, cheese custard, cinnamon twists, cream cheese croissants, sugar donuts, a couple of mexican cookies, one churro and of course the Tres Leches cake. Everything is self serve and you up at the counter. Prices are fairly reasonable and I think the most expensive thing was the tres leches cake at $ 3 each. I actually only ate the TLC and rest of the sweets my parents ate and said they were pretty good. The tres leches cake was HEAVENLY. It was sweet, moist, and simply divine; the serving size of one was also a generous portion as well. The churros were the only «hot» sweet item tasted great fresh and I had a bite the moment I got into my car…
The parking lot is very small and can take some time getting out of as you have to reverse all the way back out of it. I would come here and again and see what else my sweet tooth desires.

This place was horrible. I should have turned around when inside the place was 90 degrees? I tried at least 7 items all were dry and taste like they had been there for days. The lady at the front register was helpful after asking the process in purchasing your selections. I can not recommend this place at all.

I got my daughter’s first birthday cake here and it was so good. I got the tres leches cake with strawberries. It was super moist and had so much flavor. The icing was perfect– not too sweet and flavorful! I bought it last week and I have a small piece left that I don’t want to let go of! I guess I will have to come back soon. Thank you La Sabrosita for providing a beautiful and tasty cake for my baby!

I figured after coming here for the 2^nd time, I should probably write a review. This bakery gets a 5 star rating from me because the customer service is excellent, I love everything I’ve tried here so far (thankfully, I haven’t been one of the people who’ve gotten stale pastries here), another awesome thing about this place is that they’re reasonably priced. We got 2 muffins, 1 sweet bread, 1 flan, 1 cookie, 1 donut, 1 jelly roll, 1 puff pastry for about $ 12 I believe.
Both times I’ve come here the family who runs the business has been really friendly.
My first experience;
The woman who checked us out, the wife I’m assuming, was really nice and she just had a great vibe exuding from her.
My second experience;
Pretty much everyone in there addressed us, and said to let them know if we had any questions. This time the husband checked us out. He was also very nice, and chatted a bit with us.
My favorites:
The GIANT Elephant Ears, Vanilla Muffins, Flan, the puff pastries filled with Bavarian Cream, and the sweet breads
I really enjoy the fact that these pastries are not overtly decadent or sweet. I also enjoy that this is a REAL BAKERY and not another ridiculous «trendy» cupcake shop. Please just shut up about your triple vanilla bean avacado cupcake with whatever infused buttercream, and just come to a place like this and stuff your face with some tres leche or something.

Ok, I tried this place again, bought more of a variety and sorry, it’s still a hit or miss bakery. Some stale, some just «okay.» A lot of the cookies taste exactly the same. Mexican cookies and pastries are not as sweet as they might look. The man who runs the place and the young teenager are very nice but the lady, his wife, maybe? Is still rude, eyeballs the other females walking in the door, etc. She makes me feel uncomfortable. I’ve given this place 2 tries, I’m done. Will not be trying it again.

Dear God, this place is a slice of heaven!!! From the tres leche cakes to banana bread pudding to guava cookies, this place is absolutely amazing!!! The location is not awesome, but the food makes up for it. And did i mention CHEAP!!! We spent $ 10 and purchased flan, banana bread pudding, three cookies and tres leche cake. yummmmmmmmmm!!!

I absolutely love this bakery! Discovered it two years ago when getting a tres leches cake for my sister-​in-​laws birthday. It was delicious!!!
My favorite cookie is the strawberry with strawberry jelly in the center. Since I don’t get over to that side of town very often… it’s hit or miss finding them.
I was so excited to find myself there last night!!! (6 months since last I stopped. lol). They were out of my fav cookie; however, there were plenty of other yummies to get… 3 cookies and one slice of tres leche! It’s going to be a great weekend! Hahaha

Awesome bakery. The smell coming in is intoxicating. They have a few rolls I can eat. Rice based or yuca bases, so not wheat based. But my family can get the other beautiful pastries. At least I can enjoy the fragrant smell of the pastries. ‘Alergia a harina de trigo’ means allergic to wheat flour. Asked front register, what things do not contain wheat, rye, spelt, oats. She directed me to yucca rolls. I had 1 with my coffee. She said that there are others, but they were out.

I tried again and things go worse. These pastries ARE NOT fresh. The family that runs the place is as nice as could be but the pastries are as stale, hard, dense, and old as could be. That’s the second time I’ve tried it and both times I was disappointed. Especially because at 8pm just before closing the shelves were FULL… which I can’t imagine they are throwing all that out. Gross.

We have been getting regular orders of fresh baked bolillo rolls from La Sabrosita since our restaurant opened in 2011. Since then we have also reached out to them as a source of quality ingriedients like queso fresco, Mexican crema, tortillas, hominy and pastries. They always come through for us in a jam. We love that authentic products are available through such a wonderful, local place.

Freshness of baked items are not consistent. I’ve left with stale items and I’ve left with some fresh items, sometimes both. You know what keeps me coming back? Some of the unusual items you can’t find anywhere else. Such as guava and mango filled pastries — light and fluffy croissant like filled with all sorts of deliciousness. Also individually sliced cakes and cookies are in a self serve display, some different types I’ve never seen at other bakeries too.
I once picked up an emergency birthday cake from here, that was weirdly delicious. Weird in that some of the fluffy whipped frosting was blue and left ones mouth tinted in blue (pretty fun for drunk adults) the cake was moist and the frosting was yum. I’m really picky on frosting.
Also, I’ve seen some really elaborate cakes from here for weddings and birthdays.

Get their Tres Leches cake… it is very good (although I don’t like it when they put on the colored sprinkles – looks too Americanized for my tastes).
They will also make custom order cakes if you are serving a crowd. Just call in advance to order. Good prices, friendly people, good pastries.

If you like sweets sweets and more sweets that pretty much taste the same as each other, you’ll love this place. I should offer a caveat that I try to only indulge in carbs/​sweets when I find them to be very, very good, and while I’ve tasted a number of the items here, they all tasted exactly the same regardless of the flavor of fruit or type of item (mostly cookies) — mainly just super sugary sweet, flour, and shortening.
The staff is extremely friendly and the place is pretty clean.

This place made the BEST Tres Leches Cake for my brother’s birthday. I went in the day of his birthday and they were very accommodating. The Cake was made to feed 10 – 15 people and with tax we paid less than 30 bucks. It was ready for pick up the same day and the gentleman who was working on it took the cake with me to the car while I got in. Thank you very much sir!
The cake itself was AMAZING. Usually this flavor cake tastes extremely sweet from other bakeries I’ve had it at. This cake had such a moist core and the cake and frosting was not pressingly sweet at all! It was so light tasting that my family often went back for a second helping! This bakery always smelled amazing when I went in, and the cake taste totally verifies the smell floating around the bakery! I am totally looking forward to the next birthday or reason to get a cake from there! Pity i’m from New York, because I would be there all the time! I find you are getting great value for your buck. This place is worth getting your cake from! Enjoy! ^_^

We stopped by La Sabrosita after eating lunch next door at Chicken Fiesta. Both are winners!
This is a wonderful bakery. The staff here is incredibly friendly. They answered all of our questions, gave us the lay of the land, etc. By staff, I also mean the sweetest little girl who must be the owner’s daughter. Complete with cupcake apron, she told us which delights were savory, which were sweet, asked us if this was our first time in the bakery, etc. I see a future businesswoman in her. Adorable.
My 4 y.o. ate his entire butterfly cookie on the drive home, and he never finishes anything. We’re saving our caramel cream in puff pastry for later… if it lasts that long.
I will definitely be back to try out more deliciousness.