Best Spanish bakery I've ever tried! The lady that helped us was so sweet and made us feel welcomed. She answered our questions with a smile and told us we could always call ahead to reserve our order. We got their rolls, concha, arroz con leche, and pie de elote. Everything was so good and better than other places that taste really dry. Can't wait to come back to try the tamales and tres leche cake!

Tiny legit panadería run by a bunch of señoras. Bread is moist and delicious. Don't expect big display cabinets with a bunch of old pan, bread is constantly coming out fresh.

Beautiful pastries and super friendly service. I'll definitely be back. Reasonable prices and hopefully they will be here for years to come!

This bakery is perfect. High quality Mexican pastries at incredibly affordable prices. Every time I've been in the shop, the staff has been very patient, kind, and helpful.

They Have Great Mexican sweet bread/ Cheese cake ! Fresh wonderful taste. Small shop of Broadway. Have gone back Three times bought all they had in window. Freeze work great !!

Was next door grabbing tacos for lunch when the heavenly aroma od baked goods pulled us in. Nothing like some freshly baked Mexican pastries. Also got flan, but that didn't last long enough for a photo. Lol Grabbed a variety to drop off to my pops. He loves these! If you haven't already you must give this place a try!

Very good pan dulce!! I tried the cortadillo pink cake, and it is very moist and perfectly sweet. The other things I tried were also very yummy. Their flan is mild yet sweet just like how I like my custard. The woman who helped me at the counter was very sweet, she speaks more spanish than english but even though I dont speak spanish she still answered all my questions. This reminds me of home, very simple yet traditional mexican atmosphere. Im coming back!!

Very small, mom & pop, non-descript place for Mexican pastries. I usually make my way here in the mornings right after they open, and while they do not have a large variety of pastries and sweets, they certainly have all of my favorites; the little pigs, vanilla custard empanada, pineapple empanada, raspberry jelly roll, vanilla cream roll, conchas, galletas de grageas (sugar cookies with the multicolored sprinkles), polvorones rosas (pink sugar cookies), flan, gelatina de mosaico (colorful squares of Jell-O that are layered in a creamy and milky jello). La Esperanza certainly has a ginormous collection of baked goods compared to Dane's however Dane's consistently has all of their baked goods ready and available for purchase shortly after 8 AM. La Esperanza opens at 7 AM but they rarely have their full variety of items ready to purchase early in the morning and if you go later in the morning (to La Esperanza) and even around lunchtime, it's a zoo and lines are out the door and they move extremely slow; hence, Dane's is my little bakery of choice. Unfortunately, Dane's is not open on Sunday. In terms of the customer service: the ladies at the counter aren't very friendly, however, they are not overtly rude. They just don't smile and don't say much so I can deal with that. This is why I gave them four stars versus five stars.