"The cakes here are absolutely delightful! I would give a perfect 5-star rating for the food, service, and ambiance."
I was really shocked by my experience at San Antonio Bakery. First of all, no one spoke English, which made ordering difficult. As an adopted Chilean, I chose this place so my family could celebrate my heritage, but it was disappointing. No one understood when I asked for a bottle of wine, the menu was different from what’s online, and there was no clear explanation of the dishes. The food lacked flavor—we had a plain chicken steak that I could season better myself. The dessert was even worse: old, dry pastries that were falling apart. A woman lied to us, saying it was chocolate, but when we got home and tried the "chocolate" custard, it was all tough caramel instead. I was appalled to spend...
Def wouldn’t recommend. Have been going to this place for years. Since the first days they opened. I drove 3 hours to go go eat there. Food was terrible. Seafood still cold. There famous “fish plate” was disgusting. Almost as if they left the fish in the fryer for way too long. Pastel de choclo was cold inside. When we told the waiter is was cold. The manager came to us and embarrassed us with questions. We said if it was that big of a problem, we would just pay for it. Food was a -5 out of 10. Oh and it took over an hour for the food to come out, and we were the only ones in the restaurant. Def wouldn’t ever go back. Juanitos down the street is what I highly recommend if you want Chilean fo...
The owner, Ruben, welcomed us like we were regular customers. He even took the time to sit down and chat with us, and we discovered that he speaks Greek as well. It was my first visit to the restaurant, and I was impressed by the friendly staff, delicious food, and delightful pastries. The atmosphere was pleasant and everything was spotless. I will definitely return the next time I’m in the area. Food: 5/5
I like exploring new restaurants, but this place was a complete letdown. The food was awful—flavorless and the steak was tough and chewy. Truly disappointing. I would never return or recommend San Antonio Bakery. Service: Takeout Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $10–20 Food: 1 star
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A piece of Chile in Westchester. It's absolutely worth a stop if you're in the mood for some baked goods, the warm bread and pastries can't be beat. Make sure not to sleep on their savory foods too, a Barros luco is a classic, and you can never go wrong with empanadas.
Delicious and authentic chilean food. Great pastries and traditional chilean bread. The people are very friendly and good service. There are Peruvian options, too. Highly recommend to try something new.Food: 5/5
We bought a Dulce De Leche on Saturday for a co-workers birthday and it was delicious!! Don?t sleep on this small bakery on Rockaway. Shop local. It was so moist and fresh! Will stop in again soon ??
The owner is incredibly friendly and recommended we try their fresh bread sandwich. It was a great choice—absolutely delicious! Food: 4/5.
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Great service and great food! Their Peruvian Pisco Sour was the best I have ever had!! It's definitely a cocktail worth ordering.
The cakes here are absolutely delightful! I would give a perfect 5-star rating for the food, service, and ambiance.
