La Panadería Bakery Café, San Antonio TX

One of the best panaderias in San Antonio. Great coffee and desserts. Their coffee is smooth, delightful, and delicious. Coffee with a dessert or sweet bread is a must. Try the tequila almond with fresh coffee and you will return for more.

Poor customer service, employees talking with each other and not assisting customers. Placed order of fideo soup was all liquid. Friend was later told after ordering already seated that they only had black bean. Overpriced for food and especially the service. I mean lack of service.

Way better than we expected, food is amazingly good and fresh, we all were extremely satisfied, workers are very friendly.
We ate French toast and avocado toast with egg (pictured).

Very delicious bread. Just don't go in at brunch time if you are in a rush super long lines.

Best Mexican bread I've had! I had a variety of pan and my favorite was the croissant stuffed with pumpkin creme. Pricey, but delicious!

Came from Massachusetts to visit San Antonio. Looked up great places to eat and this place popped up. The portions were very generous and I ended up going to this place more than once to try their sandwiches. Food was great and their pastries are also worth trying.

Always delicious! Friendly, fresh, quick service. The cuban sandwich leaves me satisfied and coming back for more. But the Tequila Almond Croissant haunts my dreams! Drool worthy!

The pies were pretty average, nothing special. I would have loved to taste the apple pie that I preordered, but when I went to pick it up, they ran out of apple pies? Not sure why they took orders if they weren’t organized enough to accommodate correctly. Not a place I’d return to and definitely don’t rely on them with an order.

Absolutely amazing! I got the Cuban and mixed bean soup which was delicious, my wife got the grilled chicken salad which was good (Lots of lettuce). Topped it off with the almond tequila croissant which was mind blowing! Amazing staff and great atmosphere. Definitely will be back!

This place is already an institution in San Antonio. The tequila almond croissant is beyond. They have the best pan dulce/conchas ever. They're bred just melts in your mouth.

First time here & I was a disappointed. 3 stars only because presentation was decent. Fideo soup is lukewarm & tasted alright. I ordered the "la mexicana" breakfast sandwich and it was bland. The bread fell apart as I tried to lift it to take a bite. The tomato, onions, & jalapeños are raw just thrown into the egg after egg is cooked. Ordered regular coffee and had one employee tell me they bring the coffee to the table and another employee working the register failed to mention we could just get it ourselves since it's right next to the register where she was standing ‍️ Neither my mother nor I cared for the coffee or meal. Surely not worth $34