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Sweets and pastries in Jerez
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- Pastelería Jesús4.8 Google · 224 reviewsArtisan pastry shop since 1934: traditional sweets and custom cakes, for weddings and events. It has another shop on Avenida Amontillado 12.
- Convento de Santa María de Gracia4.7 Google · 86 reviewsCommunity of Augustinian nuns that sells sweets.
- Convento de San José4.7 Google · 45 reviewsCloistered convent: the nuns sell their sweets through the torno, the convent's revolving hatch.
- La Rosa de Oro4.1 Google · 365 reviewsArtisan pastry makers since 1928. At Christmas, mantecados, polvorones, pestiños and nougat; in January, roscón de Reyes.
- Las Tartitas de MariBaked cheesecakes made by hand on the same day, classic or to your liking, with different bases and toppings, and "baby cakes" to try several. Order yours and pick it up at their location on Calle Cartuja on the day you choose.
- La Dulcería de La RondeñaSanluqueña sweet shop founded in 1961, famous for its Royal Masa, with a store in Jerez in the Plaza del Arenal.
- Pastelería La Antigua MercedPastry shop founded by Julio Morón in 1987 and reopened in 2011 in Plaza Madrid, famous for its palm trees and carmelas.
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