The hopia ube is to die for, imagine a super flaky light and airy crust filled with rich creamy ube, not too sweet but well balanced. The pandesal was airy and refined. I will be back before noon to get more of their goodness, they tend to run out of the carbohydrate sins...oh forgive me. read more

Hot Pandesal! Been coming here for more than a decade and they have the best pandesal...especially if you get them early in the morning, freshly baked. Someone posted that the hot pandesal are "thin and all scrunched up", it was probably crushed from either holding the paper bag or if when they put it in a purse/bag. Here's proof that the real pandesal is still in its form, still hot even after a 20min ride from the bakery to my house. Bread Basket! Always fresh! Always 5star! read more

The Bread Basket - Hot Pandesal...after a 20 min ride from the bakery to my house. Still hot, still has it's form and not scrunched up or "pitpit" in tagalog. - Bakeries Near Me - Daly City, California

Cute little Filipino bakery by the smog check place I went to! They had a wide variety of baked goods, but I ended up getting the bibingka, ube bread, and hopia. Everything was very delicious! The girl behind the counter was incredibly nice and quick. I would definitely come back again! read more

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Love this little bakery in the neighborhood! It always brings back memories of home -- their pandesal is the closest I've found to what we had in the Philippines. I've been coming here for years, and one of my favorite things is picking up a batch of fresh, hot pandesal in the morning. However, this morning's visit was disappointing. I'm not sure why they served the pandesal like this, but when we got home to open the bag, the pandesal we got was flat and crunched up. So much so that it was hard to open and add butter. It lacked the usual fluffy inside and slightly crisp top that I've come to expect. My son and I even woke up early at 7 AM just to get it fresh, so it was disheartening to see such a change. I really hope this was just a one-off mistake. I'll definitely give it another try. read more

The Bread Basket - Smaller and not served puffy/fluffy like before. - Bakeries Near Me - Daly City, California

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Came to take some desserts to go. Not familiar with Filipino desserts, but was glad to be educated lol. I personally really like ube, so I am happy to try so many new desserts, 3 of which were ube flavored! Would get again. All my friends thought it was a unique set of desserts as well. Plus, definitely a good deal. The cashier was friendly and helpful in getting all the things I asked for. Parking was all right; came in the morning and there was one spot available very close. The shop interior is nice, the goods all on display. Ignore the sesame balls in the photo, that's not from this bakery lol. read more

The Bread Basket - Ube croissant, regular pastillas, ube pastillas egg pie, ube tarts, cheese ensaymada - Bakeries Near Me - Daly City, California

We had the cheese rolls catered for our wedding and it was a hit! Jeff and crew did a great job communicating throughout the planning phase. They delivered the baked goods promptly across the Bay and for a reasonable fee. I highly recommend the bakery for good authentic Filipino baked goods and excellent service. read more

The Bread Basket - Bakeries Near Me - Daly City, California

Great bakery near my house! I don't think the pan de sal is exactly fresh from the same day, but it's dang close enough! The mini pan de sal bag is $4 of goodness. read more

The Bread Basket - Mini pan de sal - Bakeries Near Me - Daly City, California

I have seen and heard of Bread Basket with their dinner Pandesal rolls and I had tried their other pastries randomly but it didn't stand out too much for me until today. I took a chance to buy the slice of boozy Ube cake and I am glad o did. It was delicious and different from the other vendors. I was about to get their Ube s'mores as the chocolate was melting in the sun. But I need to watch my diet. lol. Hard to when surrounded by so many sweet vendors. If they offer this next time, I will surely get it. Yummy in my tummy! read more

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Had the pan de ube. Tasted sweet and old. Tried the guava and cheese. Not bad but the pastry was really light in color and the guava looked artificially colored. Definnitely not as good as Socal's Portos. Service was nice. Fast service. Will try the pandesal next time. read more

The coconut they use for the coconut bun filled is the hard coconut not the macapuno so hard to chew the coconut

I saw on Yelp that they sell croffin (croissant muffin) and I had to try it. I got there in the AM but they only had one left. So I got the last one along with a half dozen señorita bread (wasn't warm and fresh), a beef empanada (cold), and babinka. The croffin was really good! I just wish they had more. The next best item was the babinka. If you like Filipino pastries, give them a shot! read more

The guava cheese bread was delicious. Unfortunately, they were out of warm pan de sal.

Baked goods here were good and the customer service was awesome. Stayed in Daly City for a week and saw they had ube crossaints. When I had gone in to get some, they were all out. But the worker that was working that day said he would make some more and would call me when they were ready. I had placed an order for half a dozen and left. He had called a few hours later and I went back to pick up the order. The ube crossaints were really good. They were baked to perfection, soft yet crispy and sweet but not overly sweet. I wish we had these in San Diego! Customer service and the baked goods were excellent. I'll definitely keep coming back when I am in the air. Only bad thing about the place is the lack of parking, but totally worth parking down the street for! read more

The Bread Basket - six pastries in a box - Bakeries Near Me - Daly City, California

I expected more from this bakery. I think you would have to go really early in the morning to get the bread and pastries hot and fresh. Otherwise, what I picked up was obviously old. The empanada was average. Red Ribbon's is better. The guava and cheese rolls are good, but not Porto's good. The lady behind the counter was not very friendly, almost like she didn't want to be there on a Saturday morning. The inside could use a fresh coat of paint, top-to- bottom regular cleaning, and the bakery items organized and displayed better. Make the pastries more enticing. This is not hard. They normally sell themselves. Remember, people eat with their eyes first. If Red Ribbon and Goldilocks could do it, this place should be able to do it. read more

Back at it like a addict! If I lived next to this bakery I'd be in big trouble. I am truly in love with their cruffins. When I say that these croissants are insanely good I mean it. This is a must stop and grab place. They are very popular so come early for the cruffins or order a day ahead for big orders. Today I came at 9:30am and they only had 4 left. I bought all 4 needless to say :) read more

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5 stars for their cheese rolls and guava/cheese rolls- Come support your local business!! The Bread Basket Bakery has been around for 40 years, and is a quiet and unassuming bakery located in Daly City. They sell a large variety of Filipino pastries and desserts (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=opX0ll1EGqPLXpY9HVo6iQ&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg, https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=T0HCAM3eCtZPQ8lcZfbFfg&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg), and it was difficult to figure out which items to try. I appreciated that almost all items had labels and prices. I stopped by around 8am on a Friday, and they weren't busy yet; however, their cheese rolls and guava/cheese rolls were already sold out! Luckily, they had another batch coming out of the oven, and they were able to package it up for me even though they were still piping hot. I tried: -Guava Cheese Roll ($1.75) & Cheese Roll ($1.75) [https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=HaPV1e7oqWiY17PSJdR45Q&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg]: DELICIOUS, and MUST TRIES! The guava cheese was my favorite of the two since the guava added the perfect amount of tartness that paired well with the richness of the cheese. The cheese roll was a close second. However, since these were literally just coming out of the oven when I arrived at the bakery, I think the cheese roll could've used another minute or two to brown the bottom of the crust. I just popped it in the oven at home for a few minutes and it was perfect. -Ube Croissant (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=dIHoe0MSrpyf296O08jMyA&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg): Pretty good, but a little too sweet for my preference. The croissant was flaky and airy, but I wished the ube filling had even more ube flavor and a little less sugar. Worth trying once for ube lovers. -Señorita Bread ($3, https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=WX9ftZHm1dRro1MjGxcuAg&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg): Pretty good, but their bread could've been softer/fluffier. I debated between purchasing their original señorita bread or their ube version, but decided to check out their original first. However, instead of the buttery filling I'm used to, they have a jam filling, which I didn't like as much. I'll be back for more guava cheese rolls, and to try the pan de leche, pan de sal, cruffin, and other items. Their staff was still wearing masks (even post lifting of the mandate), and they had hand sanitizer. No indoor or outdoor seating was available. Parking in this area can be tough, but some street parking is available. read more

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The Bread Basket has a wide variety of Filipino pastries, snacks, and breads freshly made onsite. They use fresh ingredients and good recipes. The cashier was friendly and helpful. Parking could be a challenge at times because they don't have a parking lot. If you want a good selection of baked goods, get there early. Once they're sold out, they will bake any more for the day. read more

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The bread basket was a great place to go to in Daly city because it is in the main street. The pandesal was still warm. There are other classic Filipino baked goods, but I was only there for the pandesal. The lady at the front was pretty friendly, but I don't think that she spoke English very well so conversation was limited. read more

3 1/2 stars...It's open early on weekends so good for breakfast and prices are decent. However the señorita bread is pre-made and the bread isn't soft. The cheese roll is ok but kinda dry. $10 min for card too. Only street parking, which can be difficult at rush hours. read more

The Bread Basket - Bakeries Near Me - Daly City, California

Omg so good!!! My girlfriend got me a bag of fresh pandesal and ube senorita bread. She doesn't typically like bread but she loves their pandesal! They are fresh and fluffy! Best pandesal I have ever had! I probably can finish a whole dozen by myself. They only accept cash so make sure you have some before you drop by. Their ube senorita bread was yummy too! I definitely want to try all their baked goods! They do run out of fresh pandesal in the morning pretty quickly so come as soon as you can! They also sell their pandesal at the Lucky supermarket in Daly City too! read more

The Bread Basket - Fresh Pandesal! - Bakeries Near Me - Daly City, California

Good pan de sal, biko, and Spanish bread and Silvanas. But the garlic peanuts I bought seemed a little stale. The Silvanas we're crispy and tasty. Not too sweet. It was hard to stop eating them. They were buttery and yummy. They had a good variety of goodies. It was just hard to find parking. read more

I've always known Bread Basket pandesal was good because I've bought them from grocery stores before. But today, my husband and I decided to stop by their store to get some freshly baked pandesal and it was even better! It was soft and fluffy just like how I want it. I don't remember ever getting excited about eating pandesal except for today. We also got Macapuno Ube Ensaymada, Ube Pandesal and Ube Loaf. I love everything ube that's why. =) Honestly, their baked goods reminded me of the times when I was growing up in the Philippines. It was that good! Since I don't live too far from them, I think I'll be visiting their store from now on to get fresh pandesal and goodies instead of getting pandesal from the groceries. I'm also looking forward to try their other baked goods coz I'm sure they'll taste great too. read more

Was recommended here by two Elite yelpers, and add me to that list if you're unsure. It's a Filipino bakery and therefore different than average with more sweet - think tropical - and savory items. Good for quick snacks or grab-and-go in the morning. The pan de sal is slightly different compared to the normal dinner rolls - it's true you will need to warm it up so it gets crispier (the inside broke apart when I tried spreading butter on). Small bakery to buy and leave (not to sit or hang around). The ladies did not say anything so I spoke first (because not a regular?). Note street parking is plentiful but "turn your wheel or you will get a ticket" due to a slight sloping section of El Camino Real here! read more

In the Philippines, it's common for a vendor to walk around the barrio early in the morning with a stash of fresh, hot pan de sal, ready for you to stuff with Eden cheese and dip in your instant coffee. And while I yearn for those days, The Bread Basket comes real close. The experience starts with a nice, free, and dedicated short-term parking spot right in front, look for the green painted curb. Hop out of the driver seat, walk up and smell the pan de sal baking in the back. The pan de sal is the best thing here, people. It's almost brioche. But you can also distract yourself with the selection which includes an ube croissant. Yeah, I said it. Why that hasn't hit the gram and gone viral yet is quite the enigma. Anytime I'm in Daly City, I always make the trip. Yes, there are other Filipino bakeries with name recognition and reputation, blah blah blah, but The Bread Basket is more than just supporting local small business, it is also the best pan de sal you can get. read more

The Bread Basket - Ube Croissant for dat azz - Bakeries Near Me - Daly City, California

If you're ever in the SF/Peninsula area, I highly recommend making a pit stop at this friendly neighborhood bakery. They have a great variety of options, of which the ube croissant is super popular. My personal favorite was the guava roll. Check them out! read more

The Bread Basket - a variety of pastries - Bakeries Near Me - Daly City, California

This morning, I had sudden hankering for a delicious butter croissant, and since I was in the South City/Colma area, I looked to Yelp for a nearby bakery, which led me to here. Bread Basket is a local, Filipino bread shop that sells bread loaves and other baked goods. Bought their butter croissant and ube croissant (ordered an almond too, but that fell out of the bag and on the floor); I can do without the ube as the filling made the croissant feel dense. The butter croissant, though, was flaky, airy, and not doughy/dense. If I bought it first thing out of the oven, I believe it could be a melt-in-your-mouth deliciousness. read more

Live very near here. Always assumed it was closed. So dark from the street. But I gave it a try when I read a favorable comment online. Went inside, small, simple, clean. It smelled like fresh baked bread. A sweet young lady came from the back to greet me right away. She walked me through the choices, explaining cultural items I'd never heard of before. I made quite a few choices and was not disappointed. All fresh and well made. I will definitely return. read more

Bread Basket's pan de leche was my childhood after-school snack. Sliced down the top, spread margarine (we ate margarine back then because it was supposed to be better) and if no one was looking, a sprinkling of sugar and toasted in the toaster oven face up. Sometimes my Mom would leave two connected slice it horizontally and fill it with corned beef or cheese or peanut butter (if you ever have a chance to try native Filipino peanut butter please do so it's a little sweet, peanuts taste different). Happy they sell it at local Targets. But if you go inside and go early in the morning you can ask if they have hot pandesal and don't give it to you in a paper bag. I eat two in my car! When they cool down put them in a plastic bag or they will go stale. I like them toasted crispy when I get home. I haven't tried the other items. read more

PAN DE SAL IS GOOD! This is a Filipino Bread (dinner roll). I was told that this place have been here forever especially with the locals who lives in Daly City! This is their ritual place to buy the best Pan De Sal bread in town. I would have to say it is better heated from a toaster oven than eating it cold. Maybe you will be lucky enough to go there when they have a fresh batch steaming hot fresh from their oven. They do sell other varieties of breads but I only came for their famous Pan De Sal. Maybe next time - I will have to try their other pastries! TIP: buy their mini pan de sal instead of the regular big one. It taste better. read more

Epic!! Amazing bakery and highly recommend. Great selection of a variety of delicious baked breads and sweets. Everything I tried was delicious, definitely will be back. read more

If it was just about the bread, esp the hot pan de sal, it would be 4 stars but only giving 2 stars cuz of their call ahead policy. Just found out about but call ahead because even if you show up, if someone else reserved it ahead and then you're out of luck which sucks. read more

I wish I knew about this place sooner. The baked goods are delicious and the prices are great. Buko pie, flan, and the cheese rolls were our favorites. If you're in the mood for ube or pandan, go here. read more

Very great sponge cake along with great customer service from Angelo and Mandy, Mandy is a very helpful employee and considerate!

I finally had a chance to check out this place. I remember coming here with my Mom long time ago but since they've remodeled. I got the fresh Hot pandesal. I immediately had 3 when I got home. I bought the biko. It was hard but when heated it was delicious. I also got the pimento bread fresh. It was super hot. read more

I've seen their bakery goods in Asian grocery stores and bought their pan de leche before in the stores. When I saw their small bakery in person, I had to try it for their freshly baked goods. I've had their pineapple bread that tastes like sweet bread with some pineapple drizzled inside. Also tried their brownie which was tasty, and the bibinka that was moist. Overall good Filipino bakery with decent prices. Would recommend. read more

First, the Pandesal is delicious! Been going here since I was a child and the bread is so fresh and tasty. It's our "Go To" place for Pandesal. But what stands out is their PHENOMENAL Customer SERVICE! They truly CARE for their customers! With this current COVID 19 crisis, my parents are unable to leave the house and pick up bread. I live outside the Bay Area and used Postmates to pick and deliver for the first time. Big mistake. Postmates set it up for pick up, not delivery. I called and spoke with the owners Leeza and Jeff who were very helpful. They said they would look into it and call me back. They assured me that they would do everything to make sure my parents got their order. They both called me to update me on the status. They worked with Postmates, corrected the order and called me again when Postmates picked up the order to let me know it was on the way. They took the time to LISTEN to my problem, SOLVE my problem and and they kept communicating with me. In short, the BEST QUALITY Pandesal and GREAT SERVICE! Thank you Bread Basket! read more

I couldn't wait anymore to write this review. I know this is a popular spot that folks have been going to since it's convenient and they do have good bread especially their pan de sal. However, they fail to follow rule no. 1. Don't serve old food! I'm extremely disappointed! Yesterday, a client brought some pastries and siopao (steamed bun) from them. I wanted to eat the siopao since it was still warm. I opened the bag of chicken siopao and had this unpleasant smile. I thought hmm, maybe coz it was tightly sealed. I took a bite of it and immediately warned my co-worker who just ate a whole pork siopao and I went spit the food into the garbage can, got a glass of water to rinse my mouth. It was extremely gross to eat rotten siopao. I took a look at it and the unpleasant smell was there and the meat and egg inside didn't look fresh at all. I warned everyone about it and informed our client to report this to the bakery. My co-worker was worried because he ate a whole thing. Apparently, he's a guy who just puts everything in his mouth and never know what is spoiled and what's not. He's at work today, but suffering from it. He said that he's been having stomach pain since last night and has been in and out of the bathroom. I don't know if serving old food is just a one-time event or a regular practice for them. I can see one-day old bread being sold, but that siopao was not one day old, it had to be older than that. Come on get with the program! Serve FRESH food! Food poisoning is not cool. read more

I love that I can easily buy their bread at my local Target! Tasting this pan de sal brought me back to my childhood in the Philippines. It doesn't get any better than that! read more

I want to take the time to give 5 stars at this moment. I shared the Mini Pandesal bread with my family growing up as a kid. I am an adult now and my parents are retired and I can't see them at this time. I saw the Pandesal by chance at a store and eating it brought back so many fond memories with them. This truly is a bread for family traditions and can bring people together at a time like this. Thank you. read more

I tried their chocolate chip cookies and its really fails to deliver. It was basically recycled bread flour with choco chips mixed in. Also much of the stuff aren't so appealing. Perhaps, the next time they'll have more of the sold out stuff that might be better. The dinner rolls aren't so great according to my mom, but better than nothing. read more