The Parisian Bakery

I love the buñuelos, empanadas, and pan de queso here. They have amicable service. This is my Saturday morning spot for delicious baked and fried treats.

I stopped by The Parisian Bakery as I was exploring more breakfast locations and the name had me thinking, well-​Paris It was not Parisian, but an inner calling yielded a memory of years past. I recall I enjoyed a particular Spanish (South American) pastry, that I have since always kept a keen eye out for. It was a guava based pastry, and unfortunately, I did not find it along the many other pastry items that greet you once you have stepped inside.
The workers didn’t seem to understand me that well, but I can point and talk basic Spanish, so I was confused as to why ordering was a challenge. To those with less linguistics than myself, good luck.
Items are labeled behind the glass cases in Spanish which I hope they print up the translation for a bit of guidance for the non Spanish speaking crowd.
I think what was most striking to me in a less positive light was that I had to wait an additional 7.24 minutes to ask 1 simple question. I was motioning for attention and I am 6’2 220Lbs among 5 Ft minimals. There were 3 customers at the counter as I was being ignored, my intention was to ask for a menu to describe what I ordered. See my picks for details. I had a pork rind-​a cold empanada and the second and third item from the left on picture #4. Not to my taste as the experience was sort of uncomfortable/​I will try again and hope to update in a finer light.
No Menu For Me! – No menu for anyone.

This is a Colombian bakery in sunset park. i go there and get coffee. Coffee with steamed milk, 1 sugar. They got Colombian pastry’s and bread as well. Like Pan de Bono. They also have a selection of empandas and colombian plates. i really enjoy their breakfast, like scrambled eggs with an arepa.
The prices are good, the food is good. It’s an honest, down to earth, mom and pop type of spot. Thats why i go there.