Navis Bakery
Navis Bakery in Rosemead might give your favorite Cuban spots a run for their money. Their chicken tamales pack heat from the salsa verde, and the meat stays surprisingly moist. But the real sleeper hit is the cheese rolls — bigger, flakier, and just a dollar each. Add in guava cheese pastries and creme brulee cheesecake, and this place quietly hits hard.
Go here if
- →You want tamales, pastries, and cheese rolls at unbeatable prices
- →You love Mexican bakeries with a wide variety
- →You want a sleeper hit that locals know about
Skip it if
- —You want a full restaurant meal
- —You're looking for something beyond baked goods and tamales
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The basics
- Address
- 2249 San Gabriel Blvd, Rosemead, CA 91770
- Price
- $ · Under $20
- Cuisine
- Mexican
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