El Paso's Best Bakeries: Cultural Fusion
El Paso's best bakeries draw their culinary influence from a variety of cultures, and one thing is certain -- their cuisine is truly delicious. Bakeries here and across America have turned toward crafting cafe and delicatessen-style fare in addition to the already popular traditional breads, cakes, treats and more. For an interesting and delectable treat, try a bite at one of El Paso's best bakeries:
In business since 1951, Bowie Bakery is an El Paso tradition that is still popular today. Winners of "Best of the Border" awards from 2005 to 2009, Bowie Bakery's delicious Mexican breads, desserts, cakes and more are a perpetual hit. Bowie Bakery crafts personal cakes for birthdays, weddings, anniversaries and more, and if you're in a bind, you can always pay Bowie Bakery a visit and select a freshly baked cake from their bakery case.
Delicious Mexican-inspired treats are crafted by artisan panaderos at El Paso's Bakery. Pan Dulce sweet bread is available daily and is inspired by the picturesque city of Zacatecas, Mexico. Sweet bread of many different varieties is available at El Paso's Bakery, and with many catering options for private parties and events, El Paso's Bakery has nearly all of the bases covered. Try one of their nearly 200 varieties of pastry, all made with all-natural ingredients.
Pastry Chef Cafe designs some of the finest wedding cakes available in El Paso. Specializing in rolled fondant wedding cakes, the designs available at Pastry Chef Cafe are artistic and complex, and will certainly add a touch of class and delicious flavor to your wedding reception. If you're looking for a delightful breakfast or lunch option, try a meal from Pastry Chef Cafe's complete menu. For a spicy taste of El Paso, try Pastry Chef Cafe's New Mexico BLT with bacon, lettuce, tomato, chiles and pepper jack cheese.
A friendly neighborhood German bakery, Marina's German Bakery in El Paso has served their European-inspired pastries for nearly 30 years. You'll find a variety of artisan breads at Marina's German Bakery that you just can't find anywhere else, including Roggenbrot (light rye), Dinkelbrot (spelt flour bread), and El Paso favorite Sun City bread (spice bread). Of course, cookies, sweets and cakes of many varieties are available at Marina's German Bakery every day.
Tell us about your favorite El Paso bakery below!
Posted on Oct 6, 2011 by Matt Stottmann
