La Panaderia


La Panaderia
There's something about freshly baked bread that screams comfort.  It's the warmth you get from a perfectly toasted bun, the sweet flake off a croissant; the perfect combination of pan dulce and hot morning coffee reminding you of the bed you just left. La Panaderia is a San Antonio bakery where you can find all this: bear claws, conchas, orejas and a sweet little coffee bar serving up all your faves.  It was founded by two brothers who began baking in Mexico and as such stays true to its Mexican roots with its pastries.  The best part about this cafe is there's a glass window looking into the back so you can see all the bakers rolling up dough and putting it to bake in real time. If you have a chance to stop by, this place is a must-try.

Chocolate French Toast with Berries
Ranchero Eggs Benedictine
El Favorito Scrambled



Locations

Downtown: 301 E Houston St San Antonio TX 78205
Alamo Heights:  8305 Broadway St San Antonio TX 78209



Location: La Panaderia

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