Continental Bakery — Restaurant in Los Angeles

My family usually comes in and we always buy enough for the whole house. Today's service was beyond unacceptable. The "woman" who was taking my order after every pastry (including the first one) she kept asking "Is that it?" When I asked her questions about what flavor was inside of the turnovers she was curt and lied stating there was only one flavor (you can clearly see it was two different fillings), then when I asked for a moment to decide what else to get, she took the lady behind me. Which was fine because she wanted tamales and they're in the kitchen. Once she returned to the kitchen, the lady who ordered tamales informed her I was ready and that she can take me because she has a big order. Unknowing to the worker, I know spanish, so she tells her in Spanish that I can wait and tells me one moment in English. I left. It was very rude and disrespectful. I am not going to give my money to an establishment who has prejudice workers. It is unfortunate my family will no longer come here and it is a block away. I will take my business elsewhere because there are...

This place is pretty decent if you’re looking for a good breakfast spot or sweet bread coffee spot on a Sunday afternoon after church then this is the place to go I always look for Authentic central American food and it’s really really hard to come by but this place really brings me home it reminds me of my grandmother and my mother’s cooking it brings me back to those times when I could smell the coffee in the air and knew something delicious was coming Despite may be very Low-key but trust me the flavors are there can’t wait till I go back the only reason I gave them four stars and not five Is because the food wasn’t too fresh but I did come in at 2 PM for breakfast so what can I really expect I will definitely be going back soon a...

My main complain is the fact that in the middle of this Pandemic the Manager (I believe so, 40-50 yrs old Men, 6 ft tall with glasses). Doesn't wear a mask, or when he does it he doesn't cover his nose. You can't​ manage a place and touch food in the daily basis without doing this. It's not sanitary. I asked him nicely one day if he can please​ cover his nose with the mask when he was taking my bread order and he totally ignored me and then he asked me "Anything else, we have tamales" I asked him again and he was "So That's it". The prices are high enough here to have to risk my health in...