I’ve traveled far and wide for good food, but sometimes the most magical culinary experiences are hiding right in our own backyard.

Who would have thought that in the heart of Indiana, you’d find tamales that transport you straight to the streets of Mexico City?

“You’re going to go in and really feel an atmosphere to the business. You can hear the music, the Mexican flags overhead. Yelpers really love that when you come here, you’re getting a full experience and not just a bakery,” says Brittany Smith of Yelp Indy...

The staff treats everyone with the same warm hospitality, whether you’re a regular who orders “the usual” or a first-timer staring wide-eyed at the pastry case...

Mama Ines Mexican Bakery to open southside location...

Rosa takes us on a journey through the history and heart of her bakery, sharing the inspiring story behind its creation. Mama Ines Bakery is not just a bakery; it's a cherished cornerstone of our community.

"We're women-owned and run by girl power. Everything here is made by women's ideas," said Montoya....

A supersized sugar shack with station after station of delectable selections, Mama Ines’s Sagamore Parkway spot is a mecca for delicious morning, mid-afternoon or, for insomniac sweet teeth, midnight snacks....

It's a taste of home prepared daily from a family raised knowing the importance of hard work. The bakery after all is named after Montoya's grandmother.....

“It’s as good as anything you will find in Chicago, New York or metropolitan areas,” Baittinger said...