Terzo Bakery & Cafe

SERGIO R 2 months ago

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Terzo Bakery is a hidden gem in Chula Vista. Fresh pastries, great coffee, and friendly service every time. Definitely worth stopping by if you’re craving something sweet.

Edith Gutierrez 5 months ago

10 Stars! Prices are great for home made cakes, full of flavor, light and perfect! Exceptional service! Great for quick stops and even bdays!

Gina 8 months ago

Terzo’s bakery you make THE BEST Cheesecake I’ve ever had in San Diego!! Love all your other pastries, coffee and breakfast. Keep up the good work! Very fortunate that you are in my community.

Kassandra Kyriakides 8 months ago

Spoiled Tres Leches Cake ! First and last time coming to this establishment. I purchased a matcha latte along with 3 different pastries. I recently got braces for I was craving tres leches cake. I purchased two different flavored tres leches ( Pina colada and mocha). There was only 2 mocha left and trays full of pina colada. I tasted the pina colada slice first and immediately tasted a rotten milk hint. Upon, inspecting the cake .. I noticed there was no condensed milk at the base. Tres leches cake should be wet and moist but, this tres leches cake was completely dry since, it was old and the milk had been soaked up and reeked of rotten milk already. I couldn't believe a bakery would sell something old instead of discarding it. I went ahead and checked the second flavored tres lake cake (mocha) and it confirmed my nightmare ! I did taste spoiled cake!! This second slice was fresh and moist /wet and completely different from the pina colada slice. At this point, I was sick to my stomach from knowing the first slice was in fact, rotten. I ended up throwing it all away since, I was in such disgust knowing an establishment can sell spoiled goods to consumers.. will be reporting to heal

Ray G a year ago

Here’s your revised review with the correct name: --- I’ve passed by Terzo Café many times and noticed it never seems too busy, but I finally decided to give it a try. Last week, I had a chocolate croissant from the stand at the farmers market across the street, and while it was decent, I found it a bit too chewy. In contrast, the croissants and other baked goods at Terzo Café looked fantastic in their display case, so I decided to try one. Their selection is impressive, offering everything from large cakes to smaller, personal-sized versions, fruit tarts, and a variety of croissants—including classic butter, chocolate, and almond. I opted for a chocolate croissant, and it was far better than the one at the farmers market. It was light, airy, and perfectly flaky with a crisp texture, reminiscent of authentic French bakeries. For coffee, they only offer one size (16 ounces). I ordered a latte, which was well-made—smooth, flavorful, and heated to the perfect temperature. It was hot but not scalding, making it enjoyable from the first sip. The atmosphere is okay. The exterior looks a bit outdated and unremarkable, and while they do have a small indoor seating area, it’s nothing s