Santana's Bakery from Camden Menu

When you're planning your visit to Santana's Bakery, you could take public transportation to the station NJ TRANSIT-36th Street & Camden, which is the nearest station at 492 meters distance to the restaurant.

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What User likes about Santana's Bakery:
I went to church on Sunday and the line was practically out of the door. We waited very long, but the ladies worked very hard and as fast as they could help everyone. The pastries were a kind of bland and not what I expected, but their long bread and peppermint bread is always good. The long bread is just as good as what you can find in Puerto Rico to eat for breakfast, nice and warm and with butter and a cup of coff... View all feedback.

What jahaira figueroa doesn't like about Santana's Bakery:
I don’t get anything from here because when I went to I ordered a sandwich and the girl was using the same gloves for everything and she also tush the door the went to the back got a sandwich and put it on the toaster then went to register then kept working taking orders when the sandwich was ready got it the I told her I didn’t want it she sed why and I told her why she will change it and I said no because I had to... View all feedback.

Do you want a small piece of Puerto Rican pastries and coffee or a typical ham, egg and cheese sandwich with Puerto Rican bread? This is the place! Clean and good customer service.

I bought the cherry cheesecake, carrot cake and some peaches for Easter. They were all delicious and my family agreed. Anyway, it'll be back.

Encanto! I'll be back at least once a week. True Caribbean Hispanic food for a great price.

I went to church on Sunday and the line was practically out of the door. We waited very long, but the ladies worked very hard and as fast as they could help everyone. The pastries were a kind of bland and not what I expected, but their long bread and peppermint bread is always good. The long bread is just as good as what you can find in Puerto Rico to eat for breakfast, nice and warm and with butter and a cup of coffee. I remember being in PR. You have also decorated the entire bakery with pictures, maps and ideas from Puerto Rico and it feels like you are at home. This bakery has been there for many years, so it must be good. People who are not Latino should review it and experience a Panaderia (Latino Bakery) that is authentic.

Their oatmeal an farina with cinnamon is the best I’ve had, haven’t gotten anything else yet but I’m sure it’s just as good

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