A look at the New Menu at La Monarca Bakery
One of the most popular Mexican bakeries in Los Angeles expanded its menu to include savories for lunch and dinner, and they’ve just added 3 New Burritos to the menu. Here is a look at the new menu at La Monarca Bakery and why you might be thinking of them for more than just Pan Dulce. Read all the way to the end for my ultimate favorites.
What’s New for Breakfast?
The Breakfast Menu has been expanded to include three new flavors of what people are loving for Lunch and Dinner: Burritos!
They are made with eggs, veggies, breakfast potatoes, and jack cheese and served on housemade white tortillas. The new fillings include Soy Chorizo, Beef Machaca, and Sweet and Spicy Chipotle Bacon ($7.99).
Also on the menu is a Bean and Cheese Mollete on their famed Bollilo Bread. Flavors include Jack Cheese ($3.89) and Soy Chorizo ($4.99). These items are similar to Cheesy Bread with a bean paste spread.
Last on the savory breakfast menu are two Biscuit Sandwiches that are made from scratch. Choices include Chipotle Bacon Egg with cheddar and smoky chipotle and Ranchero Egg and Sausage ($5.99).
What’s New for Lunch and Dinner?
The New Menu at La Monarca Bakery includes five different fillings in either a Burrito, Taco Trio, or Torta. The prices range from $8.50 to $8.99, with the Burritos being the lowest price. Fillings include Chipotle Beef Machaca, Chicken Mole, Soy Chorizo, Salsa Verde, and Bean and Cheese. All come with oven-roasted potatoes and refried beans inside.
My Favorite Items from the New Menu at La Monarca Bakery
This item blew me away, and it wasn’t my expected choice. The Ranchero Egg and Sausage Biscuit is so delicious because the fresh biscuit is unlike any other breakfast sandwich on the market in the fast-casual realm. The combination of flavors of crispy bacon, sharp cheddar, and smoky chipotle with that eggs and biscuit is just perfect.
Of the three new Breakfast Burritos, my favorite was Sweet and Spicy Chipotle Bacon with Soy Chorizo as a close second.
For lunch, I enjoyed the simplest Bean and Cheese Burrito over the more complicated Beef combinations.
Lastly, don’t leave without an Oatchata Latte. You don’t need to be an oat milk lover to go crazy for this espresso and cinnamon-steeped rich oat milk coffee.
