Welcome to Bakery Restaurant Las Palmas
At Bakery Restaurant Las Palmas, we celebrate the soul of Latin American cuisine through every dish we serve. Our journey begins with a passion for fresh ingredients and authentic flavors, bringing life to a cozy space in Gastonia, NC. From mouthwatering appetizers like the Pastelito de Cangrejo to vibrant salads such as the Corazon, each plate tells a story crafted with care. Our Platillos Fuertes, like the Camarones Tamarindo, offer an exquisite fusion of tastes, inviting guests into a world of culinary delight. With options for all occasions, we are more than a restaurant; we are a community hub for sharing laughter and flavors.
-
2688 S New Hope Rd Gastonia, NC 28056 United States Hotline: (704) 854-8645
Welcome to Bakery Restaurant Las Palmas, a delightful haven tucked away at 2688 S New Hope Rd in Gastonia, NC. Here, the essence of Latin American culture flows seamlessly into every dish, creating an inviting atmosphere perfect for culinary exploration. Whether you're craving breakfast, lunch, or a late afternoon treat, this vibrant bakery offers an array of flavors that will surely tantalize your taste buds.
One of the distinctive features of Bakery Restaurant Las Palmas is its versatility. It caters to all dining preferences, making it an ideal spot for families, groups, and casual meet-ups. The option for outdoor seating adds a refreshing touch, allowing diners to enjoy their meals al fresco while sipping on a drink from their satisfying selection of alcohol.
- Aperitivos: Start your meal with the sensational Pastelito de Cangrejo, featuring a pan-seared lump crab cake paired with seasonal ingredients for just $10. Or indulge in the rich Queso Fundido, a melted blend of chihuahua and chevre cheese served over chorizo, which can be customized with your choice of meat for a delectable appetizer.
- Ensaladas: For a lighter option, the Corazon salad impresses with its vibrant mix of red beets, oranges, goat cheese, and candied pepitas, elegantly dressed in a blood orange-red wine vinaigrette at $8. It's a dish that captures the essence of freshness and balance.
- Platillos Fuertes: The menu continues to shine with the Camarones - Tamarindo, a succulent dish featuring pan-seared tiger shrimp with a tangy tamarind reduction, complemented by creamy coconut risotto. Priced at $20, it's a culinary masterpiece that bursts with flavor. Alternatively, try the Pollo Caramelizado, a perfectly caramelized French cut chicken served with sweet potatoes, brussel sprouts, and turnips for $19, offering a hearty and satisfying experience.
Whether you’re a local or just passing through, Bakery Restaurant Las Palmas beckons with its warm ambiance, accommodating services including takeout and delivery, and a menu that reflects the heart and soul of Latin American cuisine. The moderate noise level makes it a comfortable spot for conversations, and amenities like Wi-Fi and on-site parking enhance its accessibility.
In a world of dining options, Bakery Restaurant Las Palmas stands out not only for its diverse offerings but also for the passion evident in each dish. So grab your friends, family, or even solo, and prepare to embark on a flavorful journey that will leave you coming back for more.
This is probably my second time at las palmas, I had a lulo shake and the breakfast las palmas which consist of rice with eggs mixed, steak and arepa. Is a great place, family friendly and the staff is nice. I would come back again and try again other things on the menu.
This place is very unsuspecting, but a great find! I stopped in for breakfast and was greeted by the pastry case filled with unique confections. You must try the beef and potato empanadas, cheese bread (soooo good), and any of the guava filled pastries. If Las Palmas was in Uptown Charlotte they would never been empty... I don't think Gastonia can really appreciate a place like this, so if you're in the area you should definitely swing by. Not to mention breakfast was really cheap. I got 3 empanadas and 2 pastries for under $5! Staff was super nice too.
This is my ideal breakfast spot, which is ideal because it's right across the street from my home. I recommend you either be familiar with Columbian food or adventurous, because the menu is comprised of dishes and ingredients slightly foreign to someone raised on a typical American diet of chili dogs and chicken nuggets. For a simple breakfast, you can't beat the freshly made empanadas and a cup strong Columbian coffee. Since it's a bakery and a restaurant, there is a large selection of fresh baked breads, cookies and pastries. I recommend a piece of Tres Leches cake.