Every time we come down from the antelope valley going to a dodgers game or doing some this our place to stop and get our favorite tortas of carnitas with sweet bread food

Always busy and always good, keep up the great service and delicious food and bread...

This is a neighborhood Mexican secret where I can get mini conchas and other mini sized sweet bread. They make pineapple elotitos, and mini empanadas de piña and crema. I ordered my mini bolillos for Christmas dinner today and since I was hungry I ordered a milanesa torta. The torta was filled with so much avacado, without an additional charge, beans and cheese, lettuce, and tomato. Sorry I didn't take a picture but it was very good. Once home, my family attacked the sweet bread and loved it too. Great place to order minis, but you have to come in and pay for them no phone orders. Old school all the way. There is an extra fee for using credit so bring cash. Great service and super busy. It's super old school so if you're looking for fancy it's not! But if you want good Mexican bread, it's perfect!

Fast service! Great pan Dulce and Bolio! Can't beat the guateques! Amazing bakery over all !!

I haven not tried their food, but their conchitas are amazing. These are not the best I have ever had but they're the closest thing to it and it's local. I usually have to drive to Anaheim for a small mom and pop bakery. Not anymore :) the service is quite fast, tiny place, line is out the door because of it. Their bolillos are a go to as well. Especially if you're making menudo or a torta :) parking sucks in this location too, a portion is a bit awkward where cars should be able to fit but don't. It's a separate parking lot within the lot.. just be careful because your car might get hit and the person might not stay. Keep an eye on your car :)

Delicious food and really, really great prices. Good service. It's just a hole in the wall, but really authentic.

The bolillos are out of this world, have not found another bakery that makes them as good as El Milagro. Oh and their guateques (I think that's how you say it) are really good too, they use the bolillo to make them. They are friendly and have some seating to eat in if you're not in a hurry. Really cozy place.

Cabeza and asada guasques (little tortas) are good at pastor was old and hard so won't do that again but their cabeza and asada ones are really good! Never gotten bread or cake here just these so far. Their red salsa is fire. Not something I would drive for but if you're in the area it's worth stopping by :) My aunts like to come here they live nearby.

I had this pound cake and fruit cake like slice of bread and it was unforgettable. So moist so fresh. It had raisins and nuts and was perfectly sweet. My coworker even said this pastry tastes identical to a traditional Costa Rican bread (I forget the name and don't want to butcher it). Definitely coming back to this bakery when in the San Fernando valley. Homemade like pastries for the win!!!