Pancho Anaya Bakery

Brenda Aguero

I used to really love this bakery but recently they have gone downhill a lot. I drive 40 minutes to get there and at times like today I get there at 7 pm. They close at 8 pm yet their staff chooses to have everything closed by 7. The bathrooms are closed and even the coffee machines are cleaned by that time and they start putting up the bread around that time too. What’s the point of it being open until “8 pm” if there’s only limited things an hour before closing. I get that the staff wants to go home but the hours are there for a reason.

Nicole Kaiser

CUTE authentic little bakery. Great people and huge selection.

Erik

This fun Mexican bakery is a staple in the Kendall Whittier district in Tulsa, OK. Just off of Admiral and Lewis it’s a great location if you’re already in the area for the Saturday farmers market or seeing a movie at Circle Cinema. They have everything from lattes, to ice cream, to…well of course Mexican baked goods. Their baked goods are their staples. These include, cookies, churros, and croissants. My wife and I ordered two dozen churros for a party and they were well priced and VERY delicious. If you’re in the area this is a great stop for a date night or an outing with the family.

Lauren Barker

I hate donuts. I see them as the most unsatisfying and least-filling waste of calories out of pretty much any food. I don’t eat them. But I ate this one. I savored it. I had a moment of transcendence that caused my worldview to shift momentarily. They are not a cake donut, or a regular donut... they are some blissful convergence of the two. We got some to take home so that their dad could experience nirvana with us. 😋 They were just one of our many purchases; our family stocks up regularly at this lovely Mexican bakery. We especially love their semita integral (very airy and a hint of sweet) and the little pig cookies (a molasses cookie). It’s a must-see! #panchoanayabakery #donutheaven #childhoodmemorymaking #raisingfoodies #supportlocal #tulsafoodie