Acapulco Bakery

Add Review

Call

Website

Menu

Location and Contact

See Map - Get Directions

9133 Fairforest Rd
Spartanburg, SC 29301

Phone: (864) 576-7866

Neighborhood: Spartanburg

Update Listing

Popular Menu Items

• Arroz Con Pollo / Chicken With Rice $15.95
• Grilled Chicken strips and vegetables topped with queso Blanco, served on a bed of rice. Your choice of flour or corn tortillas.
• Fajita Dinner $20.95
• Choice of chicken, beef or shrimp grilled to perfection with fresh strips of onion, tomatoes, and bell peppers. Served with rice, beans, and two tortillas. Garnished with sour cream, pico, and guacamole.
• Sergio's Special $19.95
• One enchilada, one taco, one burrito, and one tostada, served with rice, beans, tasty chicken wings, and a delicious sopapilla pastry.
• Nachos $8.25
• Served with melted Cheddar or Queso Blanco and jalapeños. Your choice of protein.
• Chicken Wings $13.50
• 10-piece crispy wings. Your choice of sauce.

Hours

Update Hours

View the Menu

Update Details

Restaurant Description

Add a description here.

Restaurant Photos

View Menu

Write a Review for Acapulco Bakery

Share Your
Experience!

Select a Rating Select a Rating!

Reviews for Acapulco Bakery

Write a Review

  4.8 stars - Based on 14 reviews

#210 out of 516 restaurants in Spartanburg

#5 of 15 Bakery in Spartanburg

5 star				11 reviews	79%
4 star				3 reviews	21%
3 star				0 reviews	0%
2 star				0 reviews	0%
1 star				0 reviews	0%

Top Reviews of Acapulco Bakery

07/12/2025 - Christina G.
We swung by for a quick bite on the way home, and even though the storefront looked pretty rough, inside it was packed with all kinds of delicious food. The homemade chicharrón and tacos, especially the al pastor and carne asada, were incredible, the service was super friendly, and the salsa bar was next level-definitely worth the weekend wait.

05/30/2024 - June L.
We stopped by for a quick bite on our way home, and although the storefront looked rundown from the outside, the place was packed with delicious food once we walked in. The homemade chicharrones were a hit, and we ended up trying a quesadilla, sope, and huarache - all of which were tasty and not dried out. The customer service was great, despite a language barrier, and the authentic tacos were definitely worth the visit.