La Esperanza Bakery - Caldwell

Beautiful little bakery. we visit here very often, it is surprisingly favorable for the good tasting of pastries, and the staff is very friendly and also.

The tamales are amazing. all they ever want in a bakery.

La Esperanza Bakery If you’re looking for great tamales, my favorites are at La Esperanza Bakery in Caldwell. I’ve eaten a lot of tamales over the years and I’ve had some excellent ones. These are by far I have ever had. They are also far superior to the James Beard award winning Tamales I had at Los Hernandez Tamales in Union Gap, Washington.The tamales are kept back in the kitchen, so you have to ask for them. They come out steaming hot. Jalapeño Cheese and Red Chile Pork tamales are available daily, until they run out. On Sundays, they make a small number of Green Chile Chicken tamales. I have never been there in time to try those, but I hear they’re good.The Red Chile Pork tamales have big chunks of well-seasoned pork. Those are my favorites. I also really like the Jalapeño Cheese. When you heat them up, they have oozing cheese in the middle and a nice amount of heat, but not they are not overly spicy. When I visited the store yesterday, I bought 12 tamales, 6 of each flavor. TJ bought the remaining 7 tamales.These tamales are huge! To give you a sense of scale, these tamales are in a dinner bowl that is almost 10 inches wide. One tamale with rice and beans or a salad will make a meal for most. They freeze well. They cost $2.50 each or $15 for six.We were there around 5:30 PM last night. As always, they were doing a swift Although some of the shelves were empty, they were constantly bringing out new trays of freshly baked goods.In addition to having the best tamales, La Esperanza Bakery is the best Mexican bakery in the Treasure Valley, and quite possibly the state.Location:5216 Cleveland Blvd., Suite CHours:Open daily from 7 AM to 10 PMHighly Recommended!!!

La Esperanza Bakery If you’re looking for great tamales, my favorites are at La Esperanza Bakery in Caldwell. I’ve eaten a lot of tamales over the years and I’ve had some excellent ones. These are by far the best I have ever had. They are also far superior to the James Beard award winning Tamales I had at Los Hernandez Tamales in Union Gap, Washington. The tamales are kept back in the kitchen, so you have to ask for them. Jalapeño Cheese and Red Chile Pork tamales are available daily, until they run out. On Sundays, they make a small number of Green Chile Chicken tamales. I have never been there in time to try those, but I hear they’re good. The Red Chile Pork tamales have big chunks of well-seasoned pork. Those are my favorites. I also really like the Jalapeño Cheese. When you heat them up, they have oozing cheese in the middle and a nice amount of heat, but not they are not overly spicy. When I visited the store yesterday, I bought 12 tamales, 6 of each flavor. TJ bought the remaining 7 tamales. These tamales are huge! To give you a sense of scale, these tamales are in a dinner bowl that is almost 10 inches wide. One tamale with rice and beans or a salad will make a meal for most. They freeze well. They cost $2.50 each or $15 for six. We were there around 5:30 PM last night. As always, they were doing a swift business. Although some of the shelves were empty, they were constantly bringing out new trays of freshly baked goods. In addition to having the best tamales, La Esperanza bakery is the best Mexican bakery in the Treasure Valley, and quite possibly the state. If you haven’t visited yet, make sure to put it on your to do list. Location: 5216 Cleveland Blvd., Suite C Hours: Open daily from 7 AM to 10 PM Highly Recommended!!! — at La Esperanza Bakery.

If I could leave zero stars I would. I waited in line for 20 mins with only 3 people in front of me. When I asked to speak to the supervisor she was rude and told me to leave. No vayan a esta tienda! Lo traten a uno mal y groseros.