Bacalaito Bakery & Restaurant

Mariela Ale a month ago

Amazing bakery. 👏 i spent $50+ because I had breakfast for 2, got alcaourrias, bacalaitos and a bunch of pastries. Prices are fair. I'll def. go again. Very nice employees as well. Place looks really clean.

Minnie Mon 3 months ago

We had to try this place out since everyone was posting about it. We got their about 8am in a Friday and we happen to be the only ones there, which was perfect for us. We order just a plain ham and cheese sandwich and a Tripleta with two coffees. We also ordered the bacalaitos. The staff were very attentive and welcoming. The coffees were perfect and it had a design with hears which I thought was nice. The sandwiches were yummy and we where super happy with the overall experience. For those that complain about prices, I think they are fair. And about the menu not being in English, we'll I have gone to many English only restaurants and they dont have their menu in Spanish so just ask to have it explained to you. Either way everything was 100 great. We definitely found a new spot for breakfast and lunch!

Ronald Alicea 3 months ago

Very refreshing to see such a beautiful new bakery open up in this area. The food was great and the prices not bad. You can tell they’re still working out some final details with the staff, once they are ready they will work together beautifully. Definitely give this place a try.

Gloria Flecha 3 months ago

Saw a video on instagram and passed by to check it out. We had lunch for $15.99 included a drink. We tried rice with pork, beans and mash potatoes with cheese and bacon. The sazón for the pork was on point. Everything we had was good. For desert we had donut fill with Nutella and another one with chocolate. The people were very nice. We’ll definitely go back.

Ralph Conklin Edited 3 months ago

I wanted to support this new local business, though my first attempt during their launch week was a letdown since they were closed despite the announced opening date. I finally made it in today to give them a fair try. The Atmosphere & Layout: Both the inside and outside of the store were notably clean. However, the layout is a bit confusing. There is a cashier located in the corner of the counter that divides the coffee/pastries side from the hot food side, but there is no signage guiding you on where to line up when you walk in. After asking, we found our way to the hot food line. The Food: Visually, the steam table presentation wasn't the most appealing, as some of the options looked dry and like they had been sitting out for a bit. Prices are $15.50 per lunch, which includes a fountain drink. Portions were properly served and measured. The arroz con gandules and regular rice were good. The pink beans had a very strong tomato sauce aftertaste, and the elbow noodle salad lacked flavor. The carne frita was perfectly seasoned, but unfortunately quite dry. The Service: Counter service definitely has room for improvement. When we went to order a tembleque and bread pudding, the em