Panaderia castilla bayamon: Panaderia Y Reposteria Castilla – Bakery in Bayamon

Panaderia Y Reposteria Castilla – Bakery in Bayamon

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• sandwiches
• spacious
• great value
• fancy
• coffee
• lively
• trendy
• quiet
• good for groups
• family-friendly
• cozy
• authentic
• wine
• healthy food
• good for a quick meal
• bread
• floor to ceiling windows
• meats
• crowded
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• All sandwiches are tasty, great atmosphere, clean bathrooms, spacious with floor to ceiling windows.

• I love the bread 🍞 that they cook 👩‍🍳 they are very fast and

• Great wine, sandwiches and service.

• The cubano is the best sandwich

• Pastrami sandwich is good

• Nice coffee

• El pan y el cafe fresco y rico Probe la@sopa@de@lentejas que mas@bien parece sopa de salchichón y con salsa? Los dulces de mil hojas AÑEJOS si porque cambie uno y el otro estaba igual Sorry

• Sandwich de pechuga de pollo!!! Cheo y Jerry los mejores!!! En el Cafe Jomar y Norberto. En el servicio Leo y Emmanuel. Tienen que ir por ahí. También prueben las empana sillas de atún guisado.

• El sándwich de Jamón Ibérico Español con sólo Aceite de Oliva es como estar en Madrid!

• Si eres del Baecelona ten cuidado con lo que digas del Real Madrid aquí. Ya que el dueño es del Real Madrid. Y prueba la tortilla española

• todo es de primera calidad siempre

• Prueben el sandwich cubano. BRUTAL.

• Todo es bueno un poco caro

• El pan es buenísimo.

• Si gritas Hala Madrid al entrar te regalan una croqueta

• Cubano con un pocillo!

• Sandwich de croqueta de show

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