Filipino Bakery Cafe & Market

Reviews

• JM

  Jess Mee

  May 11, 2026
  4.0
  This was my first time trying Filipino food, and I have to say — 10/10. I was genuinely impressed by how delicious everything was. A Filipino nurse I used to work with highly recommended the cuisine, and seeing Bretman Rock share and review Filipino dishes also inspired me to give it a try. I’m so glad I did. My husband picked up the food for me on Mother’s Day, and while waiting, he overheard a customer ask another woman, “You folks like Filipino food?” She responded that she was half Filipino. The comment caught my husband off guard and made him uncomfortable enough that he almost walked away. I want to make it clear that this comment was made by another customer, not the owner or staff. The food and service were wonderful. I just think it’s unfortunate that comments like that are still made today, because there’s simply no reason for racism or assumptions about who can enjoy different cultures and cuisines.
• WG

  Wesley Gordon

  Apr 30, 2026
  5.0
  Great little out of the way spot for excellent Filipino food. They have chicken and pork adobo along with other combination meals. The pork menudo is my favorite. You get a drink with the meal and it is very reasonable. If you go on the weekends they often have a kind of cafeteria or buffet set up. My girlfriend's kids love the bread from the bakery. The staff is very kind and will work hard to make you whatever you like. The combinations come with lumpia, poncet and white rice along with the main dish. I would highly recommend.
• AM

  Adde Mobley

  Apr 27, 2026
  5.0
  We actually live far away from the bakery and FedEx delivered to the wrong address. Filipino Bakery was understanding and helpful to resolve the issue.
• VV

  V-M

  Apr 21, 2026
  4.0
  A Nostalgic Taste of the Philippines! This spot is a true Karinderya-style gem that tastes like home. My husband and I always go in person to order their big platter tray; it’s a massive spread of everything and perfect for takeout. Why it’s worth it: The Food: Authentic, home-cooked variety. Don't miss the side shop for Filipino pastries and traditional attire! The Vibe: It’s lively with live karaoke, capturing that true Pinoy spirit. Because it’s so popular for parties, the dining room is often packed—takeout is a great alternative. More Than Just Food: One of the coolest parts of this restaurant is the layout. Half the shop is dedicated to delicious Filipino pastries and even traditional attire, making it a one-stop shop for a cultural fix. The Value: It is a bit pricey, but the quality and nostalgia make it worth every penny. Quick Tips: Platters: Aren't listed on the online menu, so you’ll need to order at the counter. They might actually be categorized as combo meals—your best bet is to head in and check for yourself. Parking: The shared plaza fills up fast, so try to arrive early! Verdict: Busy, loud, and delicious—a genuine slice of the Philippines. *** Video was when they weren't too busy, and we got a chance to sit and eat ***
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  Meev C

  Apr 5, 2026
  5.0
  My significant other is Filipino and brought me here. The food tastes great and gives a home vibe. They have karaoke if you are into that and anyone can go up and sing. I've brought my parents and they loved it, I've ordered catering with lumpia and everyone loves the lumpia from here. Their halo halo ice cream is the best I've had. They are doing everything right. We've been to several different filipino restaurants and this one stays on top no matter where we go. Recently I've noticed a change in their menu featuring American dishes like burgers and stuff, I'm an American and nowhere near Filipino, and I dont understand why that part of the menu is so large compared to the amazing Filipino food. I think Americans would love the Filipino stuff (since I've had them try and they usually love it). I would suggest to the restaurant not to have the American menu outshine the Filipino food. When I went, it was the biggest part of the menu and I can imagine Americans will ignore the smaller Filipino menu. Just my thoughts as I dont wanna see this place start becoming another burger place we don't need.

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