Fresh Bakery
Loaves, rolls, pastries, and specialty items baked in-house every morning. If it's bread, we make it here — and it tastes like it.
From crusty loaves pulled straight from the oven to the grocery items your family needs — TNL brings both together on El Indio Highway, right here in Eagle Pass.
Team No Limits isn't a chain. We're a local bakery and grocery sitting right off El Indio Highway, built for the people who live, work, and raise families in Eagle Pass.
We started with a simple idea: why should you have to drive all over town just to grab fresh bread and then make another stop for the rest of your groceries? TNL puts both under one roof — bread baked on-site, shelves stocked with the everyday items your household actually needs.
Our bakers show up early. Our shelves get filled daily. And our doors stay open for the folks who depend on us — because that's just how we operate.
Two departments, one stop. Fresh bakery goods every morning and a full line of grocery staples your family relies on.
Loaves, rolls, pastries, and specialty items baked in-house every morning. If it's bread, we make it here — and it tastes like it.
Pantry basics, dairy, beverages, household supplies — the everyday items you need without a second trip. Shelves restocked daily.
Tortillas, conchas, cuernos, and other staples for the Eagle Pass kitchen. Made the old way, fresh every day.
Sliced meats, cheeses, ready-to-eat meals, and lunch counters for when you need something fast and honest.
We don't cut corners. We don't pretend frozen is fresh. And we don't treat our neighbors any differently than we'd treat our own families.
Our bakery is on-site. Bread goes from oven to shelf the same morning. That's not a marketing line — it's just how we do it.
Bakery + grocery under one roof. Skip the second drive, skip the extra stop. We keep Eagle Pass fed without the hassle.
Fair pricing isn't a campaign. It's the expectation. You work hard for your dollar — we respect that.
Our team knows regulars by name. We remember your order. That's the difference between a store and a community staple.
We're easy to find, easy to park at, and open seven days a week. Pull in whenever you need fresh bread or the rest of your grocery list checked off.