La Mascota Bakery

Name: La Mascota Bakery
Address: 2715 Whittier Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA, 90023, US
Telephone: (323) 263-5513
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.4

A Taste of Home in Every Bite!

4.4(5 reviews)

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La Mascota Bakery is a beloved local gem located in Los Angeles, specializing in traditional Mexican pastries and baked goods. Known for their soft and sweet conchas, delicious tamales, and freshly made bread, it offers a homely atmosphere reminiscent of a grandma's kitchen in Mexico. The cozy seating area makes it a perfect spot to enjoy a flavorful breakfast or a snack with family and friends. Rated 4.4 stars from happy customers, La Mascota Bakery is famous for its warm service and freshly baked delights that will have you coming back for more!

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2715 Whittier Blvd A, Los Angeles, CA 90023, USA

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2715 Whittier Boulevard

Los Angeles, CA, 90023

(323) 263-5513 lamascotabakery.com/

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Services

Fresh Mexican Pastries

Daily-baked conchas, pan de muerto, and sweet bread, known for their soft texture and mild sweetness.

Traditional Tamales

Handmade tamales with authentic flavors, praised as some of the best in the area.

Breakfast and Brunch

Offering items like menudo and elote, perfect for a cozy morning meal.

Seasonal Specialties

Includes Rosca and champurado during holidays, paired with fresh bread.

Catering and Bulk Orders

Ideal for events with a selection of pastries and tamales for groups.

4.40 · 5 reviews

Overall rating

Cindy Vega

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· 8 months ago

Come here every year, strictly for the Rosca and champurado! Bread is great for pairing with chocolate or champurado

Grace Perez

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· 11 months ago

Great tamales & Mexican sweet bread! You must check out this bakery!! It feel like our aunts and uncle's run the place. Its a very homelike feeling and lthe food is like eating at our grandma's ranch stlye kitchen in Mexico. Enjoy!!!

FoodWanderer

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· 11 months ago

Came here for the 1st time after hearing it was a local staple. I got conchas, elote, and pan de muerto. All was delicious. Bread is super soft and mildly sweet. Most elotes are dry stiff but this one soft to the touch. The cookies were moldy sweet and delicious. Seems like the bread is made fresh daily. Definitely coming back to try the tamales and breakfast They have good amount of seating and the place is cozy

Max F Tennies

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· 11 months ago

Some of the best tamales I've ever had. Had to wait in line for a little while but was worth it. It's clean. Good selection of pastries as well. Staff was very helpful. Was my first time there. Definitely will go back.

James Avila

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· 1 year ago

Overall: 3/5 – Not bad, but not $100+ experience yet. Tamales: 7/10 – decent flavor, needed more heat. Bread: 7.5/10 – soft, fresh, and satisfying. Menudo: a clear miss—bland, uninspired, zero depth. We spent over $100, so expectations were higher. One staff member delivered 10/10 service—engaged and professional. The rest? Low energy. Could be an off day, but a team refresh wouldn’t hurt. With a few tweaks, this place could absolutely shine. Would give it another try.