Porto's Bakery

Hotfrog US provides information regarding Porto's Bakery & Cafe in Glendale CA. Porto's Bakery & Cafe is located at 315 North Brand Boulevard, Glendale CA 91203 and provides Bakeries services. Contact them on 818-956-5996 or by visiting them on their website

Save Time: Save time by visiting the express counter to the left, available to those ordering up to only four items and paying in cash.

Save time by visiting the express counter to the left, available to those ordering up to only four items and paying in cash.

Can't live without portos! This place is amazing. Love the food there! only think I don't like is having to wait in line forever! But you know how they say good things don't come easy! Everyone loves portos or should at least try it once in their life!! This place is amazinggg I said it once and im saying it again!

Porto's Bakery & Cafe, which began as a small family business, has evolved into a multi-million-dollar, 20,000-square-foot operation in downtown Glendale, and is still family-run. The selection of pastries --- from Cuban to Danish to Italian --- is endless, with options from a dulce de leche Bundt cake to pumpkin cheesecake. Individually sized opéra or Grand Marnier mousse cakes are as artfully...

Experience "baked-good gluttony at its finest" at this "fabulous" Cuban trio famed for its "cheap", "huge array" of "drop-dead" pastries, "habit-forming" sandwiches, "art-quality" cakes and other "deelish" goodies (one bite of the potato ball "and you'll be hooked"); it's "a miracle" how the "efficient management" handles the "3-ring circus of customers" that pack into the "nondescript" digs,...

Portos Bakery and Cafe is a great place to grab breakfast or lunch with the kids. Portos cheap eats, inviting decor and kid-friendly...

In Short
Fluorescent light bounces off the white linoleum and rebounds off the walls into the party favor store on the second floor. Hungry patrons, with numbers in hand, wait for their...

Tracing its origins to the year 1960, when the Porto family made the tough decision to leave their home in Manzanillo, Cuba. After living through the drastic changes that were taking place around them, they requested permission to leave the country. Immediately Raul Sr. was terminated from his job and sent away to manual labor for the duration of the wait period. Wife, Rosa Porto was also let...