Panaderia El Pueblo Ii - Antioch

I race RC but seriously need some good tamales to win. RIP John Veil

Much cleaner and prices are very competitive for a small store, friendly staff.

A family base business. A normal a traditional store for traditional latin produce and groceries. Friendly environment for normal people. But if you are part of the LGTBQ+ and mental health communities be ready to feel a judgemental scrutiny, themurmurs, some rejection from customers, staff, and even from the owners. One of those places where in the moment you open thedoor for first time and everyone turn their face in direction to you, making you feel out of place. If you have some strugglesdrinking and you are buying a beer, you can be received some comments by the owner about your drinking habits, no with evilintentions but out of his place, good intentions but no his business. This is getting better, after youngest individual with amore open mind attitude are taking control. No their fault, a cultural issues. In small towns in Latin A allmerica is theeveryday situation, no too much tolerance for the non traditional. As a business five starts.

Excellent burritos! They even throw the tortillas on fire!

Workers there are kinda rude. I'll say hi in Spanish and English and the women just look at me with a death stare ???? the older man there is always nice and says hi.