Ayala Family Bakery
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Get there early. Best Tamales around and its not even close, but you have to get there early or they will be gone. Also they have huge blueberry muffi…
DHSpt
Ayala Family Bakery
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Bakery. 3 Leche cake is AMAZING !…
Mike Branham
Ayala Family Bakery
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Tamales are amazing!!!!12 Feb, 2012Visited for the 1st time today after see 'tamales' on the sign. Tamales got us in the door but the friendlinessok, …
Steve Walters
Ayala Family Bakery
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10 Reviews on “Ayala Family Bakery”
We really enjoyed this place until we ordered a three milk cake for a wedding and the girl didn’t put the order in. So the day before the wedding we went to pick it up and it wasn’t ready. So she said it would be 20 mins. My husband said its ok if he needs longer so it could be done good. Well needless to say they bring it out and you could see the rush job. The girl who we placed the order with said they would write the names in chocolate and it came out red. I told the girl working and she took it to him to fix and he put gashes in the cake and left red smeared on it. Then the owner came out and my husband asked him if it was a gift for someone wedding would be take it to them like that? The owner grabbed the cake and said no sale get out of my store. My husband was trying to ask him what his problem was and he put his hands on my husband which lead to him saying take your hands off me. So he was pushing us out the door and I told my husband to wait so I could ask him what the problem was and he put his hand up to me and said get out of my store. While he was shoving us out the girl had our deposit in hand and have it back while yelling get out. So yeah the food is good but if you want to support people who act this way then so be it. Needless to say they have changed since he got in trouble by the law for hiring illegal Mexicans. Look at the painting on the wall where a cop is chasing after Mexicans behind the register if you don’t believe me.
Love this place. Beauitiful, inviting, cleanI won’t buy tortillas anywhere else. Ayalas tortillas are fresh made and warm when you buy them. If you don’t like corn toritllas, it’s because you haven’t had these. I flatly refuse to buy tortillas at the store anymore. These tortillas are flexible and they don’t tear. They also grow mold if you leave them in the fridge. To me this is a good thing! They are not full of weird preservatives like Paraben.the food is amazing.The pastries are delicious and appetizing. I buy our chips there- amazing, crunchyTamales are the best I’ve ever eaten, no joke.Delicious, cute tres leches.A MA ZINGAlso, great customer service. The clerks are always very accomadating as I do not know any Spanish.
Great Bakery!. Ayala Bakery is very clean (almost surgically clean, it looks like you could eat off the floors) and well stocked with fresh delicious pastries and I highly recommend it to everyone! From Tres Leches cakes (beautifully decorated) to cookies and breads and pastries you could spend hours in here just looking at all the tempting treats! But definitely grab a tray and pile it high and you will not be disappointed! I felt very welcome there and will definitely be back!
Mi Gusta Mucho !. The pastries are to die for. The food in the cafe part is good. I had the tacos de asada… I like to go there twice a month as a treat. The kids love picking out their own pastries… Tamales are good too.
The best Tres Leche (three milk) cake around! Wonderful bakery and get there early for the tamales!!
Mmm mmm good. We have tried several things from Ayala’s, from the tamales to the pastries, and we’ve never been disappointed. Highly recommended!
Very nice appearance. It gives the feel of a nice convenient store, but has lots of goodies too. We ate tamales among other traditional favorites, and would reccomend this place. Also if you are a vegetarian I don’t sugesst eating out unless you’re 100% sure you know where somthing came from. I am only saying this because it’s traditional to cook with pig lard in some hispanic regions. Not saying all hispanic restaurants do or any one type does. Just saying I have seen it done in Mexico as a tradition for some families. Who knows who carries on this tradition or any of the other many traditions they have. I love the food I love the culture and I love this place.