Lady at counter has very bad attitude; been here a couple of times and it's hit or miss depending on which Lady tends to you. I asked for their bread with beans which one Lady takes her time to cut the lid open and make it into a semi bowl so the beans don't fall out (since the beans are liquidy). Well, this Lady cuts across as if she's making a sandwich and starts picking at my bread. I tell her that, "that's not what I requested;" seeing that all the beans would fall right out. I asked her if she could put the beans seprate? While speaking under her breath she grabs two plastic PET 1 containers and begins to fill them with piping Hot refried beans. This bugs me so much that I tell her if she is aware of what she's doing? I inform her that you're not supposed to put hot items in these containers and she replies with a smirk and a "así es como servimos los frijoles aquí!" "Lo va querér?" To which I replied "well, yes I ordered it. But that's toxic!" She then whispers to the lady "tal ves es su primer ves aquí" and she tries to charge me an extra dollar on top of their $.50 debit card service charge. Beware: if they serve it in plastic what could they be using to cook it?

This place is just round the corner from where I was staying. You get three pastries for $1 and they are great dipped in coffee. Love visiting authentic places and this beats any tourist hot spot. Love it.

Guatemalan bakery with some traditional dishes .
Fresh bakery, sweet bread and French rolls (bolillos).
Pan con chile is delish
Rellenitos de platanos too!!

This place used to be better. The parking is a hustle, the food is okay. I don’t think I’ll be coming back. The main thing for me was the fact that they serve very hot food in a #1 plastic plates: that right there, is a shoot of BPA in your blood steam.

Delicious bread, found champurrados, gusanitos y conchas.
Didn't try the food or sit down. I grabbed everything to go so this is purely about the bread.