4 Best Bakeries near East Los Angeles

“I usually always go to the raspado place next door but saw they were open and I've never had a vegan bread before so wanted to give it a try and I'm glad I did I got the smily face cookie and oreja and they taste just like the none vegan ones from a regular Mexican bakery the cookie was actual better then the regular version it was super soft and flavorful Can't wait to go back and try more of there selections.“

“yo a ojos cerrados los recomiendo. las muchachas muy amables, Lo qe buscas encuentran. tienen buenisimas clases de decoracion“

“I have never been more impressed with a donut shop in my life! So first off the gentleman behind the counter calls everyone "My friend" and has the most energetic and welcoming demeanour, the woman behind the counter is just as sweet. This is more than just a donut shop, they have an extensive menu with burgers, sandwiches, chilli cheese fries, Boba tea, Ice cream, and one of the biggest donuts I've ever seen. It's only $11!!!! It could seriously feed a family of 4. I saw a "Grand Re-opening" sign so I'm assuming the place has been renovated recently, and it is BEAUTIFUL!!! Everything is so clean and modern. The foot traffic is pretty decent, It's no surprise since this is gonna be my new go-to donut shop. So excited to taste the menu some more!“

“Cash or debit card only? $0.50 if you use debit card. $12 Peacado Sopa (soup), and $2 pastor taco with handmade tortillas. They had only limited protein options for soft tacos today, Sunday noon. Tacos were okay but I do enjoy hand made tortillas. Soup was comforting, and simple. They offered alot of fish it it so I definitely will be back for that! Located by Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf with outdoor seating. There was indoor seating in here too though.Apparently this place is known for their tortas, cakes and being a breakfast place. Limited English, and open to looking at my Google translate. It is east LA and LA in general, so most ppl can pass with their LA spanishlish and elementary 2nd language Spanish taught at most school. I have allergies, so it becomes complicated to ask about each item. Google translate is the best!!“