Fresh from our oven to your table — handcrafted pan dulce, warm tortillas, and the rich aroma of café de olla that fills the street and welcomes you in.
100+ varieties of fresh pan dulce made daily
Made with Love
Family recipes since day one
Baked every morning before sunrise
Traditional clay pot coffee
Authentic recipes passed down
Open 7 AM for your morning treat
Every item is prepared fresh each morning using time-honored recipes and the finest ingredients.
Conchas, cuernos, orejas, cuates, mantecadas, y más — over 100 varieties baked fresh every morning.
Hand-pressed corn and flour tortillas made from scratch. Also available: gorditas, sopes, and tlacoyos.
Tacos, quesadillas, chilaquiles, enchiladas, and more — full meals prepared with authentic flavors and fresh ingredients.
Café de olla brewed in clay pots, Mexican hot chocolate, atol, and refreshing aguas frescas made fresh daily.
Roscas de Reyes, rosca de cumpleaños, and custom cakes for your celebrations — order ahead for special occasions.
Call us to place a custom order for your next celebration or event.
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Leslie's Bakery Panaderia and Antojitos isn't just a bakery — it's a place where the smell of cinnamon and piloncillo welcomes you like family. Every concha is hand-shaped, every tortilla pressed with care, and every cup of café de olla brewed the way it's always been done.
Located on North Galloway Avenue, we've become a beloved part of the Mesquite community — a stop for morning coffee and pan dulce, a destination for weekend tamales, and the go-to spot for roscones and special-order cakes for life's celebrations.
100+
Varieties of Pan Dulce
Daily
Fresh Baked Every Morning
A peek inside our kitchen and display — everything made fresh, everything with heart.
We're right here in the heart of Mesquite. Pull up a chair, grab a café de olla, and let us take care of you.
1815 N Galloway Ave
Mesquite, TX 75149-9401
Whether it's a quick café and concha on your way to work, or a full spread of antojitos for the family — we're here for you, every day.
