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Bakery Corner

4.1 (42 reviews)
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Closed 5:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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Good Old Fashion
Jack M.

I've always had a weak spot for old fashions doughnuts. It's that crunchy texture they always have, and the way they hold up well to dunking in milk and or coffee. I picked up a couple of old fashions here, a chocolate and a plain. I ate them on the spot or in my car with my Americano I picked up down the road. Both doughnuts were great, and offered exactly what I was looking for, flavor and texture. The older gent running the doughnut shop was friendly enough and had a decent sense of humor.

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Great donuts, great price ‼ Dream about these donuts; old fashion's just the way I like them, just the same over 25+ years. Great chocolate tops them. Glaze is great every time. Humble place but donut lovers haven.

Half dozen for $5 cuz yum yum doughnuts didnt have many variety on a saturday morning...
Riley S.

The doughnuts here are really yummy. This place has been here for years. I love their boston cremes and maple bars!! Its a cute little shop next to popeyes on third and moss st. Cant miss it!! I love their doughnuts they are not expensive at all. About $10 for a dozen and $5 for a half dozen. I personally like the personal owned doughnut shops better idk why. Come check them out im sure they will not let you down :)

The best blended mocha I've ever had =)

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10 years ago

I go here often, the donuts are better than anywhere else in Chula. I always tip here, pleases my sweet tooth.

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Suspiros- Chula Vista

Suspiros- Chula Vista

4.5(74 reviews)
0.7 mi

Came in here today for the first time after looking up cakes on yelp for my dad's birthday, I went…read morewith the coffee tres leche cake, recommended to me by the extremely helpful woman working the front. Absolutely phenomenal cake, perfectly sweet but not too sweet, incredible texture and incredibly moist but not too wet like some tres leche cakes can be. Very impressed and felt like the price $45 was fair for such a fresh, delicious and big cake. We had half the cake left over from 6 adults and one child. My Dad loved it, thanks for the amazing cake and for being so helpful helping me pick which would be best. All around great experience and I can't wait to try other ones. They have tons of different flavors and if looking for something specific, i was told it's best to order ahead either online or over the phone. Which I'll definitely be doing the snickers tres leche for my Dad next.

I was excited to buy a cake for my husbands birthday and I wanted something different , I did not…read morewant the typical grocery store cake. I searched for bakeries and this one came up. They have a big variety of cakes all ready to go in their cake display. I chose the chocobombon since they didn't have any all vanilla cakes and this one had some vanilla in it and my husbands favorite is vanilla. I really liked that they had candles and cake decorations as well in the store and I bought a few Birthday embellishments which were all $1 each, great price! The staff was nice but not too friendly when I was trying to find out more about the cakes and flavors, I had to read the labels since she didn't provide me any details. The cake was just okay, it was very dense and a bit dry. The marshmallow frosting was a little thick and the overall flavors were definitely different but not sure I would get this flavor again. I would like to try a few more flavors and maybe a tres leches cake to see how those are. It is located in Chula Vista in a small shopping center, limited parking available.

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Starbread Bakery - What's in the boxes?

Starbread Bakery

4.5(381 reviews)
1.5 mi
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MmmmmmHhhhhhhhh…read more Dee-lish-ious!!! Especially when Hot n Fresh. Get the biggest box you can to still have a few left when you home to share with the family.

My friends and I were next door at Tacos el Gordo and wanted a sweet treat after. One of our group…read morewas familiar with Starbread Bakery from the Bay, so we went to get some señorita bread from there. The store was empty and clean. They sell their señorita bread in multiples of 5, and the price scales proportionally. They also have some packaged breads at the checkout counter and a display case with donuts and malasadas. I got 5 señorita breads for $4, and a guava malasada. When I was handed my bag of goods, the señorita breads were still warm! I've never had this type of bread before so I have no comparison. However, the fat, cigar-shaped breads were really satisfying while hot and fresh. They are buttery, sugary, and chewy inside. The texture was a bit homogenous for me, but still quite tasty. I had a second one hours later and it was not as nice. I think they would definitely benefit from a reheat if you have leftovers. The guava malasada was not my favorite. The jam inside was more musty than fragrant, and very artificially red. The dough itself was well-fried and soft, even fresh out of the refrigerator on the second day. I love the textural difference of the sugar crystals on the surface, compared to a traditional donut glaze. I ended up scooping the guava filling out of the middle and eating the fried bread. Overall, while I enjoyed the señorita breads, Chula Vista is a bit of a trek and I would not go out of my way to get them. I am interested in trying Starbread in the Bay, to see if they taste different.

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La Concha Bakery

La Concha Bakery

4.2(303 reviews)
2.0 mi
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Grab-and-go
17 years in business

For Mexican sweet bread, La Concha Bakery in Chula Vista, CA continues to be a local favorite…read more Every time you walk into this bakery you can smell the freshly made sweet bread just like the bakery's in Mexico. The service is always good and bakery was clean. Give this place a try! Happy Yelping :)

I came in for the first time during Día de los Muertos and honestly the experience was a mix of…read morehighs and lows. The moment you walk through the door, the smell of fresh baked pan hits you and it is everything. The selection of pan dulce and bolillos had me feeling like I was back in Mexico City. So many options, beautifully displayed. That part alone almost made the trip worth it. But the customer service... yeah, I'm not the only one who noticed. I asked the lady at the register in Spanish if there was any chocolate pan de muerto and she completely ignored me. Like, didn't even look up. Just called someone from the back in Spanish, which, mija, I understood every word. The girl who came to help me was a little better but not much. She told me the chocolate pan de muerto was sold out, which fine, I get it, it was a holiday. But that's literally all you had to say. No smile, no "sorry we're out," nothing. Just took my money and that was that. The panadería itself deserves five stars. The staff needs some work. I'll probably go back for the pan because it really is that good, but I'm keeping my expectations low on the service side.

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Asa Bakery & Cafe

Asa Bakery & Cafe

4.1(965 reviews)
8.1 miEast Village
$$
Locally owned & operated
Certified professionals

Stopped in on their seasonal drink event day for a Tokyo Banana Latte and it was delicious!…read more Walked in stood in line while looking into their baked goods case so much to choose from. Menu from breakfast items and at lunch & Dinner they do have Sandos & Hayashi Rice plates Everything I ordered was very tasty and good specially the Lemon Cream Brioche Bun and Matcha Kinako Donuts . The Shiso bacon epi was good but too tart & sour flavor from the umeboshi . Don't forget if you love Japanese style milk bread pick up their Shoku Pan yummy! Inside space open and good seating area with outdoor patio , logo merch and more Excellent Service !!

Got to ASA Bakery about 5-10 mins before opening and were already third in line... definitely a…read moregood sign! Tried a mix of savory and sweet: the Curry Pan was good but didn't totally wow me, while the chocolate, strawberry ribbon, and matcha croissants were all really solid -- especially because they weren't overly sweet. The surprise favorite was the caviar bread: salty, fishy, briny topping on crusty bread that somehow just worked SO well. We also split a croque monsieur which was warm, cheesy, and perfect to balance out all the pastries. I wish they had real cutlery (vs only plastic disposables) for dine in customers. Our family shared all these goodies and a plastic knife was no match for some of them. Overall, really good quality pastries and breads, worth the early lineup. I'd definitely come back to try the sandos (served started 11:30)

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Valerio's Bake Shop - Valerio's Pandesal, a Filipino bakery classic with a golden crust and fluffy inside.

Valerio's Bake Shop

4.5(328 reviews)
4.4 mi
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46 years in business
Family-owned & operated

This was our second time to visit this place and because we just had lunch a couple of doors down…read morewe could have done more damage here... like our first time here! So, if you never had a pandesal and you love bread, you must try this! Get them warm and fresh, with butter, OMG! But, they have so many other desserts and food bites to try. We specifically came for the fresh pandesal, which I was craving and my husband, the best, searched for a place to enjoy some fresh pandesal. This last visit we got Ensamayda (cheese roll) for our daughters. They also have the Ube Ensamayda. Besides the small sized pandesal we selected, we got a Mocha Roll too. Everything was delicious. I like the small sized pandesal but I could definitely eat the larger ones too. Parking is crazy here in this long strip mall full of food shops. Not only is parking crazy busy, but the spaces are small. You can find me back here at this Filipino Bakery when in the area!

Finally a place in National City where you don't have to pre-order Ilocos empanada or struggle just…read moreto try one. Valerie's Bake Shop makes it so easy to just walk in and get it fresh. The empanada was super delicious, crispy on the outside, flavorful filling, and honestly HUGE... like the size of a carne asada burrito. Definitely worth it. You can tell it's made right. I'll for sure be coming back. If you've been wanting to try Ilocos empanada without the hassle, this is the spot!

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EmpanadValerio's Chicken Empanada a flaky Filipino pastry stuffed with savory well-seasoned chicken fillinga

Valerio's Bake Shop - Cheese rollsValerio's Cheese Roll a soft and buttery Filipino bakery pastry filled with rich melty cheese inside

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Valerio's Spanish Bread also called Seniorita Bread, a soft roll with a sweet buttery filling inside

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