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El Guanaco Bakery & Café Bakery ·$

El Guanaco Bakery Y Cafe is a locally owned and operated Salvadoran restaurant and bakery in St. Paul, MN. This cafe house serves up authentic tamales, beers, and healthy baked goods in a cozy atmosphere at family-friendly prices. If you love pupusas and tamales or are interested in trying authentic Salvadoran cuisine, this is the spot for you. In addition to traditional cuisine, this cafe house offers a wide selection of Mexican, American, and Latino baked goods. Be sure to save room for delicious desserts when you visit El Guanaco Bakery Y Cafe. Call (612) 272-0170 or visit this cafe house on Facebook for more information.

Website: elguanacobakerycafe.com

Phone: (651) 776-3320

Cross Streets: Between Beech St and Mendota St/Minnehaha Ave E

Open now

  • Thu 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM

849 7th St E St Paul, MN 55106 ·853.73 mi

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Amenities

  • Family friendly
  • Accessible
  • Wifi

Reviews

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Bill H. 02/12/25

Some of the best Papusas in the Twin Cities. Definitely worth a visit if you're craving some Salvadoran food. The place is nothing fancy, it's got the feel of a small diner/cafe. But the food well...

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Jordi S. 07/01/24

Food was good but there was a fly in my chicken soup and I lost my appetite and I wouldn't come back here and there were flys everywhere

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Nils H. 07/24/19

The service was efficient. The food was good. If I could I would give it 4.5 just because it is not out of this world. What I like is that you can eat and then take baked goods home. The pupusas...

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Emily P. 11/14/20

super delicious, typical Salvadoran food. We got a little of everything--pupusas, tamale, empanada, carne asada, fried yucca, and fried plantains. Everything was sooooo good and a very reasonable...

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Sarah C. 12/20/10

If I met Guatemala randomly in a crowd, it would call me out and then disown me for being a horrible Latina. I apologized to the nice lady, in Spanish, for the state of my horrible Spanish. She in...

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