Filipino Bakery Bakery à Omaha

Name: Filipino Bakery
Address: 9483, Spencer Street, Omaha, United States
Telephone: 14022815226
Rating: 4.7

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Filipino Bakery

Commentaires

#216 Depuis 1754 à Omaha

9.4

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Ambiance

9.4/10

Nourriture

9.4/10

Intérieur

9.4/10

Des prix

9.4/10

Service

9.4/10

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Prix & Cuisine

$ Bakery

Type de restaurant

Bakery

Caractéristiques

Wheelchair Accessible

Information

9483, Spencer Street, Omaha, United States

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Arlene R.

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3 months ago

Service Take out Meal type Lunch Price per person $10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 3

Drew Rash

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4 months ago

Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Arlene R.

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3 months ago

Great Filipino food. Lots of entrees, appetizers and desserts to choose from. First time to order and we enjoyed the dishes. It was fresh and delicious. The price was very reasonable for the amount of food you get. Will definitely order again. Service Take out Meal type Lunch Price per person $10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 3

Kryzl Francisco

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2 years ago

Excellent and authentic Filipino food! Was missing my family's homecooking and found this gem through google. My boyfriend and I ordered palabok and lumpia and both came with all the fixings which I appreciated. Thank you so much for the great food at a fantastic price point! I will definitely be returning.

Ello

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2 years ago

Definitely the best and most authentic Filipino food in Omaha and surrounding areas. I highly recommend. Hopefully one day they will open an actual restaurant/bakery because I'm know they'll do really well.

vd Al

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2 years ago

I ordered several items from the Filipino Bakery and all were excellent. The pandesal was fresh, pillowy in the middle and slightly sweet, reminds me of the Philippines. The ensaymada was delicious and authentic with the traditional butter and sugar topping. The peanut tikoy was my favorite, soft, sticky with a crushed peanut topping filled with creamy peanut butter. I also ordered pork humba, a traditional braised pork belly dish done in the authentic Filipino way, stewed in delicious rendered pork fat with bay leaves and savory seasonings. Everything was excellent and prepared with care. The bakery is run out of a private residence and I hope to see a permanent bakery/restaurant open soon so more people can experience authentic Filipino food done the traditional way in Omaha. There is many more items available and I will try them all soon. Support a local mom and pop operation and order soon!