This is a great place for people who like light cakes that are not overly sweet and also wants a large variety. I have gone multiples times with my sister and mother, I am a hobby baker and i love trying a lot of things. So I always go for the slices of cake so that we can get a couple of things, I love their guava cake, the carrot cake with cheesecake and their vanilla cake with guava and cheese. Their frosting, is a similar to a chantilly cream. If you are looking for a puerto rican style cake, you won't find it here. On my last visit I spent $35 for 7 slices, each around $4 to $5.

If you don't like your cakes, super sweet this might be the place for you to go. We ordered the strawberry shortcake, chocolate cake, and the Neapolitan. Of the three the Neil Politan was my favorite. The cream was tasty, and the pastry was flaky.

Arrived at SJU, stopped to buy my dad's surprise bday cake for his 80th bday and rec'd an additional small box of complimentary sweets. Have always enjoyed going there when we used to live on the island.

Saw this off the highway. Very cute bakery. Wasn't busy when we went, they were very patient in answering all of our questions. They had a plate of samples as well. Everyone in my group got something different, and we all enjoyed our cake.

I had the opportunity to try the Tres Leches fruit cake here, and it was absolutely amazing. The store offers a wide variety of cake options. The shop's decor was beautiful, and it had a charming theme. All of the delectable items on display looked both delicious and fresh.

They were all tasty treats! We tried four different kinds of cakes unclaimed sugar free cheesecake.

Wow, what a dessert place! Their front counter contains so many delicious desserts it's so hard to choose from from cakes to cookies it all looks amazing! We tried their sugar free vanilla and carrot cake and I must say the sugar-free vanilla cake was outstanding. The service here is very friendly and even though there's a long line it moves fairly quickly. After we ordered our desserts and coffee we sat at one of the few tables and ate our treats. Apparently they used to serve breakfast as well but due to COVID-19 restrictions this place just focuses on the desserts.

Visiting the island for my daughters 14 birthday. Checked for bakeries before we arrived and this one popped up. Stopped in to check the selections and was very impressed. The staff was super friendly and the cakes looked amazing. We took an Oreo cake. Once we cut it we realized it was layered with chocolate cake, cheesecake and vanilla cake. It was amazing! Highly recommend you try them if you have cake needs.

I am a fan, because I drove around aimlessly on the day we were leaving Puerto Rico looking for easy parking in the very crowded area of the resorts. No restaurant really called my name, and we kept running into fast food locations. I avoid those like the plague especially on vacation. When I see this cute building, as I contemplated giving up on breakfast, and just return our rental. I just barely missed the entrance and had to go around the block. Parking was plentiful and a breeze, at no charge. Bonus, I didn't have to parallel like I had to the entire week. (I can do it, I just prefer easy.) The display case was full of beautiful pastries. On the downside, they were not working a full kitchen, then again just my luck because I ordered something I probably would have never tried otherwise. Pastellito de carne and pastellito de pollo. Both were delicious but my preference was the pollo. It was sweet and savory the dough was perfectly flaky. I love it when the meat inside can be eaten alone and flavorful to the pallet. Anyone can make chicken taste good with tons of condiments, but it takes good cooking to be able to eat it just as it is. I paired it with a rich, decadent chocolate cake. My kind of chocolate wasted. Save me from the sugar coma, just kidding I love this state.