A TRADITION
Fresh bread, every day.
Wheat was brought to Mexico by the Spanish at the time of the Conquest. Since then, bread has become an essential part of every home.
The folklore of the panadero, selling bread from a large basket balanced on his head while riding around on a bicycle, is known throughout the country. It's less common today, but many families still buy fresh bread daily, or nearly daily, from the town bakery, usually right in the center of town.
It's a tradition from the old country, and our goal is to keep serving fresh bread and pastries to our new community.
