La Guadalupana Cafe And Bakery

I ordered the Chilaquiles and my boyfriend got the Enchiladas de Mole, both were great! The mole was the perfect amount of sweet so it was refreshing to taste that. We also got churros and a hot chocolate a perfect pairing to start of my morning. Highly recommend! The salsa verde is not too spicy but it has a quick.

This is a small hidden mom and pop shop pumping out some great Mexican/texmex fair. The torta was on that classic bread that you love and stuffed with quality toppings, flavorful fajita steak and an awesome sauce that I didn’t notice before I tasted it. We had to try the green enchiladas as they won praise in the early 2000’s. They have a citrus forward verde sauce and topped with lettuce and avocado. Overall I would say they were very good but not the best I have ever had. What moves this to 5 stars is the price. The quality to price is awesome! Clearly it is a local favorite. There is a constant flow of people in and out while you are there. The breakfast menu looks like it may be the strength. Parking is a bit tough and you may need to walk a little.

An unassuming breakfast spot that brings incredible homemade flavor to simple breakfast options. I had the croissant breakfast; essentially a breakfast sandwich with a croissant, filled with a bacon and vegetable omelet. The croissant was fresh and flaky. The bacon in the omelette was thick and scrumptious. Even the coffee was smooth and satisfying. My wife had an omelet with tortillas and refried beans. A sampling of her meal confirmed that the beans and tortillas were also excellent. Before stopping in for breakfast I thought it was just a bakery! Don’t miss out on a great breakfast hiding in the heart of Montrose - this place is really good!