Panaderia offers cultural flavor

Shelli Parker
Shelli Parker
Shelli Parker
Shelli Parker
A new family owned business recently opened in Athens offering a taste of culture. Panaderia Athens, owned by Rojeio and Yolanda Romero and Adriana Alarcan grew tired of having to visit neighboring towns for a taste of home, so they decided to open up their own Mexican bakery and juice shop locally.
“We are all from Mexico, but have been in Athens over 20 years now, we were inspired by our Mexican culture,” said Erika Cerillo, social media manager. “We didn’t have a Mexican bakery here and we had to go to Tyler or Dallas to find these types of breads and juices.”

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