At a Glance
- Southern California bakeries are offering Rosca de Reyes and conchas ahead of Epiphany.
- La Monarca sells individual conchas for $3.50.
- Sonora Bakery hosts a Jan. 6 celebration with DJ and petting zoo.
- Why it matters: Readers can pre-order rings or enjoy conchas at local bakeries before the holiday.
As the holiday season winds down, Southern California bakeries are gearing up for Epiphany with fresh Rosca de Reyes and sweet conchas. La Monarca and other bakeries offer pre-order options and special celebrations, making it easy to celebrate the Three Kings Day tradition.
Where to Find the Treats
La Monarca Bakery & Café serves Rosca de Reyes and individual conchas priced at $3.50. The dough is pan dulce with candied fruit and walnuts, giving each bite a sweet, nutty flavor.
- Candied fruit on the concha’s roof
- Walnuts as a prominent feature
- Pan dulce dough
| Bakery | Location | Feature |
|---|---|---|
| La Monarca | Boyle Heights, Highland Park, South Pasadena | Rosca de Reyes & conchas ($3.50) |
| Sonora Bakery | Whittier Blvd | Jan. 6 celebration with DJ & petting zoo |
| Porto’s Bakery | Various locations | Rosquita (candied orange peel) & Galleta de los Reyes ($24.99, unbaked, frozen) |
Medium or large Rosca rings can be pre-ordered for Epiphany. Place your order soon to secure your slice of tradition.
Pre-Order Tips and Celebration Highlights
If you want a medium or large Rosca for Epiphany, order early. Sonora Bakery’s Jan. 6 event features a DJ, petting zoo, and other festivities.
- Pre-order early to guarantee a ring
- Enjoy the festive atmosphere on Jan. 6
Key Takeaways
- Southern California bakeries offer fresh Rosca de Reyes and conchas for Epiphany.
- La Monarca sells individual conchas at $3.50.
- Sonora Bakery hosts a Jan. 6 celebration with DJ and petting zoo.
With bakeries offering fresh treats and celebrations, Southern California residents have plenty of ways to honor the Three Kings Day tradition.
