Panaderia La Reina Imperial – Plano, TX: Hours, Menu & Directions

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2380 E Park Blvd, Plano, TX 75074

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Address2380 E Park Blvd, Plano, TX 75074

Phone(972) 876-8879

StyleMexican panadería

CountyCollin County

Time zoneCentral Time

From city center4.0 mi east

About Panaderia La Reina Imperial

Set at 2380 E Park Blvd (75074), Panaderia La Reina Imperial is a Mexican panadería about 4.0 mi east of central Plano.

Plano has 101 places on our map that bake or sell fresh pastry, and this is one of them — about one per 2,904 people living in the city. Nearest alternative: Manna Donuts & Bakery at 2380 E Park Blvd, less than 0.1 mi away.

We have not been able to confirm a full weekly schedule for Panaderia La Reina Imperial yet, so calling ahead at (972) 876-8879 is the safest bet. Bakeries often sell out of popular items by early afternoon.

At a glance

Listed as	Mexican panadería
Bakeries in Plano	101
Nearest bakery	less than 0.1 mi

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What to order

Typical items at a Mexican panadería like this one — the bakery's own selection may differ.

Full menu

Pan Dulce

OrejaPalmier-style puff pastry rolled in sugar and baked into ear-shaped spirals that caramelize into crisp, glassy, buttery layers.
MarranitoAlso called puerquito or cochinito: a pig-shaped soft gingerbread sweetened with piloncillo and molasses, cakey in texture with an earthy, mildly spiced flavor.
Ojo de BueyNamed for an ox eye, this pastry rings a disc of sponge cake with a coil of flaky puff pastry, offering two contrasting textures in one piece.
MantecadaA Mexican-style muffin baked in a red paper cup, with a fine, buttery crumb, a hint of vanilla or orange, and a sugared dome.

Galletas y Polvorones

Galleta de GrajeaA round butter cookie edged in rainbow sprinkles, crisp around the rim and slightly tender in the middle, a favorite with children.
HojarascaA delicate cinnamon shortbread, traditionally made with lard, tossed in cinnamon sugar after baking; very crumbly with a warm, spiced aroma.
BesoTwo domed, cake-like halves joined with strawberry jam, then rolled in coconut or sugar to resemble a kiss; soft, sweet, and fruity.
CoyotaA thin, flaky disc from Sonora filled with melted piloncillo, offering a crisp shell and a molten, molasses-like brown-sugar center.

Empanadas y Rellenos

Empanada de CremaA tender turnover holding a vanilla pastry cream filling, dusted with sugar; mild, creamy, and popular with kids.
Churro RellenoA ridged fried churro rolled in cinnamon sugar and filled with cajeta, chocolate, or cream, crunchy outside with a gooey center.
Empanada de CalabazaA half-moon turnover filled with spiced pumpkin cooked down with piloncillo and cinnamon, with a tender, slightly flaky crust.
Empanada de PiñaA sugar-crusted turnover packed with sticky pineapple jam, its soft pastry shell giving way to a bright tropical bite.