Kay Y.

Super swift and friendly staff came during the last hour as my nail techs said this spot just opened and it's super clean and good! They were not wrong everything was delicious as a bahn no hunter and lover It's provably my new fave spot! The springs rolls were also delicious. I didn't try any drinks as I wasn't to grab sugar cane at another spot. But omg don't sleep go grab a dac biet here now! Love how nicely everything is packaged and they purposely separate all veggies so your sandwich doesn't get soggy!

Kathy T.

I really wanted to like this place and it was to replace going to Banh Mi Hòa Phát. Sadly it was mid for me. I ordered on a Sunday. It wasn't too busy. A few orders in front of me. I was looking up at the menu and the person behind the glass handed me a menu. The glass partition felt like I was in line at the bank. Kinda cold. The place is smaller than I expected. The food was ok. It tasted ok, not bad but not the best. The bread was soft and baked fresh. You could tell. The xui mai was very peppery but I liked it. The heo was crispy. The milk tea was so below average. This made me really sad. $7 for a milk tea (no toppings) and it's tasted so bland. Buy it from some where else. Even better wait for 7 leaves to open. I order: Banh mi heo quay Banh mi xui mai Milk tea Total: $30.91 I should have read the lower reviews. As a person with anxiety the system to pay SUCKS. I tap my card and am promoted with 3 options of tip. I felt so pressured that I chose the LOWEST option without knowing it was 20%. The option to not tip is not shown clearly. So for someone who was already feeling anxious trying a new place, being put in front of this small screen with basically only 3 options is a death sentence. I won't be coming back. My advice if you try this place bring cash. I'm not the first person swindled by their 3 options to tip. Yes I read the response with there is an option not to tip, but it's hard to read a 2 inch screen.

Iris P.

Dare I say these might be one of my favorite spring rolls beside summer roll! So refreshing and really well filled with fresh ingredients. The spring rolls were so good! Also the banh mi had almost like a truffle flavor that was so good with the crispy baguette. Place is new so so clean and cute and employees were efficient!

Linh Y.

After an amazing Yelp event at Bread Spot in Rosemead, I had to return for more 5 star banh mi especially with crispy roasted pork. My eldest daughter and I got here really early shortly after they opened on a Saturday morning. We got 3 sandwiches (Bread Spot Special, Crispy Roasted Pork, Grilled Chicken) and two drinks (Vietnamese Iced Coffee with ice, Green Thai Tea with no ice) for take-out. We didn't eat here as we were on our way to the 2026 Ronald McDonald Walk For Kids event at Brookside Park in Pasadena. All 3 banh mi were very tasty. A whole truck load of meats in every bite (figuratively speaking). Roasted pork was crispy and flavorful. Chicken was well marinated and tender. Special meats complemented one another very nicely. Veggies were fresh and crisp. Well done! As for the drinks, my Green Thai Tea had great flavor and taste. It's a keeper. However, the Vietnamese Iced Coffee did not have the same caliber of flavor and taste. It was quite bland for a Vietnamese Iced Coffee, hence, it's not a keeper unfortunately. Lady staff was super friendly and nice. Ambiance was cool and welcoming. Restroom was amazingly clean and comfortable. Parking is in the back of the restaurant or street parking at the front or side are available, too. I have been back one more time for take-out. I look forward to dining in next time. Thanks Bread Spot for your unique take on banh mi sandwiches and tea/coffee drinks!

Brian T.

Came for Yelp event last time and had to come back again for their roasted pork banh mi. Learned that the owners of golden delight are part of this spot as well. Designs feel similar to it. They ran out of banh mi right when I got there but was told it was 15 mins for a new batch. The roasted pork banh mi came with crispy pork and an amazing butter/mayo sauce. Bread was fluffy inside and slight crispy outside. The dac bite was also solid with the pate and Vietnamese ham. Brought some banh mi back but due to their enclosed plastic containers, the banh mi I brought home were a bit softer.

Krystyl C.

Hands down my favorite banh mi spot in the SGV! As their namesake boasts, their bread is INCREDIBLE. Soft and fluffy on the inside and perfectly crispy on the outside. My two favorite banh mis are their roasted pork sandwich and their bread spot special, but you truly can't go wrong with any of their banh mis. My friend got their beef sizzling plate, and honestly, if I would be tempted to try it next time if I wasn't SO IN LOVE with their sandwiches lol. The packaging for the sandwiches is also really well done, so getting it to-go is super convenient, but I actually enjoy dining in. The store is so aesthetic and clean (which isn't always the case for the fire banh mi spots lmao), and enjoying it fresh really hits. Parking can be a little tricky, if you can't find street parking, we usually park in the lot behind the building with an entrance on Earle St.

Jagruti L.

I had to come back after the Yelp event! I invited two of my college friends who never ate Vietnamese Banh Mi before. Both of my girlfriends loved their sandwiches and the drinks. They are definitely bringing their families here.l Ordered 1.Bread Spot Special Bánh Mì Đặc Biệt 2.Crispy Roasted Pork Bánh Mì Heo Quay 3.Korean BBQ Short Ribs Bánh Mì Sườn Bò Đại Hàn Drinks Jasmine Milk Tea Tropical Fruit Tea Soursop Tea Since I tried the Chicken Banhi Mi last time, I decided to try the Korean BBQ Short Ribs. The meat was perfectly cooked and sweetened. I loved their fresh hot baked bread. With all the fixings, the sandwich made it even more delicious. I loved my refreshing fruity drink, Tropical Fruit Tea. The service was great and ambiance is modern and beautiful dining area. Parking is in the back or you can use the side street. I will definitely be back again.

Coco G.

A surprisingly spacious banh mi sandwich shop on a readily accessible busy street corner--street parking by the residences behind the building. Since I couldn't make it to the Yelp event hosted here last week, I came yesterday for lunch after washing my car. Very clean, bright, and inviting inside. Lots of two-person tables a a couple 4-person ones. Tons of natural lighting from the windows on two sides. Kien who helped me up front was friendly and professional. When I asked about what flavor the tropical fruit tea was, he said it was one of his favorites with pieces of mango and strawberry in it. My go-to banh mi sandwich is grilled so I ordered it for comparison. I'll definitely come back to try one of the 14 other offerings (Korean bbq short rib!). Once you order, they call out your order number when it's ready. The packaging to go is so neat and tidy, with all the cucumbers, cilantro and jalapeños wrapped up, separately from the pickled radish and carrots, separately from the bread with meat and mayo. A little cup of hot sweet chili sauce on the side was a nice touch! Their French bread gave an audible crunch with every bite (I could hear the crunch from my nearest neighbor 3 tables away!) the grilled chicken was well marinated dark meat, very tender, no fatty parts. Let me just say there was nothing left but crumbs by the end of my satisfying delicious lunch! I took my tropical fruit tea to go since I had a ways to drive home. Super yummy with tiny pieces of watermelon, strawberries, mango and other fruits! Not too sweet. Highly recommend! I'll be back even though it's a drive!

Tiffany T.

I tried 3 different banh mi and honestly I love the bread here it's soooo fluffy and soft. My fave has to be the pork belly banh mi. Their pork belly is so flavorful and the soft fluffy bread makes it so yummy. Another banh mi I really enjoyed was the Korean bbq meat one! That was flavor overload. I've also got spring rolls and their spring rolls are filled up! The eggrolls are also very crunchy and delicious well. I def recommend people to come and try their pork belly sandwich!! This place also is very clean and modern looking. I feel it would be a great place for people to come hang talk and even study. The workers are super nice as well. It's nice when they are nice and patient when you're trying to decide what to get. I love the recommendations they provide as well.

James L.

Bread Spot is a somewhat new banh-mi spot that has a modern take on a Vietnamese sandwich shop. While other places just make your sandwich and wrap it in parchment or butcher paper, Bread Spot puts them in a clear plastic container, labels it and keeps the vegetables separately in small bags. This allows each person to customize to their own liking. This is a great idea for those who are new to banh-mi. We tried their crispy pork sandwich and also the meatloaf. Both taste fresh and a decent size. The crispy skin gave my sandwich nice texture, but some pieces of the pork had very little flavor when eaten by itself. The inside is clean and bright. Tables are placed throughout but most are small, for 2. We heard about their delicious cookies that's available on weekends only, but when we arrived before noon, they were sold out due to a special event. So we ended up having sandwiches instead. The prices are a bit higher compared to other banh mi places but I expect you're also paying for the presentation and ambiance. Still, they seem to be very popular as there was a steady flow of customers when we were there.

Tiffany T.

The Bread Spot offers a calm ambience with a clean and tranquil environment. The menu is quite varied, so there is a banh mi (sandwich), spring roll, and drink for everyone. We ordered the following for a total of $36: -Thit Nuong (grilled pork) with egg (+ $2) -Crispy Roasted Pork -Mango Passionfruit Tea -Jasmine Milk Tea The bread is good and the sandwich is large.

John T.

Background On Visit: After hearing great things about this shop, I decided to patronize the shop. Credit Card: They're accepted. There's a $10 minimum purchase though. Price Point: Banh mi sandwiches cost are fairly consistent with other places (Mr.Baguette, Lee's Sandwiches, Banh Mi Hoa Phat). Just can't believe most banh mi sandwiches charge above $8 now. It'll be nice if they offered combo options that came with a vietnamese coffee. Restroom: Available to be used. Location/Parking: Located on the NE corner of Garvey and Earle Ave.. Parking can be found in the shared parking structure in the back, Earle Ave., or along Garvey. Ambiance/Decor: Neat ambiance with modern furnishings. Even the restroom is very nice and clean. Service: Service was good. Phuong was friendly, attentive, and offered some great suggestions. Food came out at a decent time. Banh Mi Of Choice: I decided to go with the crispy pork. The sandwich consisted of mayo, roasted pork, brown sauce, shredded onions, chili sate, pickled veggies, cucumber, jalapenos, and cilantro. When I received my order, it was served on a wooden tray. The packaging was pretty nice. The pickled veggies, cucumber, jalapenos, and cilantro and chili sate was packaged separately from the sandwich. It also came with a single use floss pick. I thought that was genius, because eating sandwiches like that does leave food remnants stuck between your teeth that is quite annoying. Thought the sandwich was quite good. Bread was soft, ingredients were fresh, and the crispy pork was moist, tender and the skin was crunchy. Liked the texture. Bread Spot For Thought: I wouldn't mind coming back to try their spring rolls and their bread spot special.

Joann V.

4 stars A couple months ago, I was surprised to hear that yet another banh mi shop opened up. Surprised because there is so much competition in the area already. From May Tho to Lee's to Tip Top to Saigon 168, there seems to be an infinite number banh mi options to choose from. But, my curiosity brought me here anyways and I'm glad I stopped by! These were the items I picked up for my family: Banh Mi Thit Nuong ($8.50): I was surprised they added a sauce to it and my family and I were pleasantly surprised at how well everything tasted. The pork and sauce had a nice sweet, savory, mildly spicy kick to it. The pickled vegetables was on the sweet side when compared to other shops, but it just tasted very good with the pork. I think it's a different twist on the typical grilled pork that I'm used to. 4.4/5 stars Banh Mi Heo Quay ($8.99): the famous crispy roasted pork sandwich that everyone who is a fan of pork belly should try once. I thought this sandwich was delicious. They packed this sandwich full of meat. The pork pieces were savory without being over salty. There was a little bit of sauce on it, but I have no idea what kind of sauce. I just knew it balanced out the savory pork. The texture is amazing because it's crunchy, chewy, and sticky. This sandwich is best eaten as soon as you get it b/c the crunch doesn't hold up very well. My airfryer helped to revive the crispy pork when we were ready to eat it. The pickled vegetables, cucumber, cilantro, and butter all played a pivotal role in making this sandwich amazing. 4.5/5 stars Goi Cuon ($8.99): We were stunned by how big the rolls were! The lettuce leaves and shrimp were super fresh. They wrapped the spring rolls tight enough so that nothing fell out while dipping in the peanut sauce. The sambal sauce they provided also went well with the dipping sauce. I appreciated that the sliced pork was very lean, however, it was quite rough texturally. Luckily, this is why I have a dog. My dog approves of the sliced pork! 3.8/5 stars Interior decor is very modern and neat. There are plenty of seating to choose from. Their food and drink menu looks extensive. Price-wise, I'd say it's similarly priced to the banh mi shops I normally frequent. Service was friendly. There is free parking in the back and free street parking. I will definitely be back to try other menu items.