Chulopan Cuban bakery — Restaurant in Coppell

I randomly found this spot while running errands, and wow… it seriously felt like a little piece of Cuba landed in Coppell. I ordered a guava pastry and a café con leche to try something quick, but ended up staying longer and grabbing a bunch more to take home. The pastries are flaky, buttery, and filled just right, not too sweet, not too heavy. What got me was the energy of the place. The lady behind the counter was super nice, explained a few things to me (I’m not Cuban), and made me feel welcome. You can tell this isn’t some random bakery; it’s someone’s dream, and it shows in the food. Coming back. Might bring my mom next time too;...

We stopped here on thanksgiving day and have few pastries and buns for burgers. The taste of pastries was definitely a nostalgic as they reminded us of our childhood pastries back in India. The owners are young and passionate. We had language barrier as owners speak Spanish and very few words of english but that wasn’t an issue (thanks to google translate). The prices are fair and they only accepted cash. We always pass by this bakery but never stopped as we did not see any hours or reviews. But we are very glad we had tried them now. Stop by here and enjoy some...

I gave this place a try and had a chance to try a flan since literally all they had. it tasted like dough and grainy so wouldn't recommend this place. Also, I wasn't a fan of the gentleman helping me came out eating a sandwich and wonder if they eat and bake because that is gross. You will also realize when you go in there the place has a weird smell almost like wet socks. I would definitely not come back to this place as there are better cuban places than this but figured I would give them a try. Hope...