My neighbors invited me to a tamale making and learning event at their home! It is kind of funny that I am invited to learn how to cook tamales when I don't cook, but I know we will be laughing and having a wonderful time. I wanted to bring something related to our Mexican dining experience and thought ending our meal with sweets from Lujan Bakery would be the perfect gift to bring! Lujan is family owned and speaking with the youngest member of their family today I understand that business is booming. If you are visiting New Mexico for the first time and have never enjoyed Mexico bakery sweets before be sure to add this to one of your stops.
A cute little bakery that smells wonderful when you walk in. If you're looking for biscochos, Lujan's is the place to get them. Yum!
All I can say is that I love this sweet bread , I remember dad buying us this bread back in the mid 90's and they still have our favorite
Not much of a selection. Cherries are all filled, I don't like them like that. But, the sweet bread is good.
Good pastries, decent prices but parking not so friendly. They do take card as well
Have always loved the bread from here. I live in Albuquerque and always stop and buy what I can just to take some back home with me. Highly recommend stopping by and enjoy the smells and buying from them.
Yum!! Just so fresh and yummy!! And the prices are still fair even though all the other prices in the area have gone up.
Apple empanada was inexpensive and delicious. Great selection of baked goods. 80 cent fee for using card, so bring cash.
Love coming here. Everyone is friendly. The pan dulce is amazing. They have tamales and menudo on Sundays and the chile rojo they use is the best in the city. I love this place. It really is just a great local pan dulceria.
Prices are good, staff was friendly but there is no parking
