Trining's Bakery & Cafe
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I was staying with family nearby and saw that there was a Filipino bakery along the way. I got their ube bread ($5.75), saipin saipin, and kusinta, and large tray of ensaymada to share. Ube bread was dry but the ensaymada was moist and had plenty of butter, sugar, and grated cheese on top.
The staff is nice. Located inside 88 Ranch grocery store.
The staff is nice. Located inside 88 Ranch grocery store.
I was staying with family nearby and saw that there was a Filipino bakery along the way. I got their ube bread ($5.75), saipin saipin, and kusinta, and large tray of ensaymada to share. Ube bread was dry but the ensaymada was moist and had plenty of butter, sugar, and grated cheese on top.
The staff is nice. Located inside 88 Ranch grocery store.
The staff is nice. Located inside 88 Ranch grocery store.
So happy to find this place
Hours
| Monday | 8AM - 6PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM - 6PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 6PM |
| Thursday | 8AM - 6PM |
| Friday | 8AM - 6PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 6PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 6PM |
Trining's Bakery & Cafe is a well-known spot for Filipino food in Temecula. The service is generally friendly, although it can be hit or miss, which sometimes affects portion sizes. The small space can be a challenge for large parties. The menu features a variety of traditional Filipino dishes, including Pancit, Tocino, sinigang, chicken adobo, and the popular Kare-kare. The baked goods, like ube pan de sal and ensymada, are highly regarded, and cakes and pastries are above par compared to other Filipino bakeries. Desserts such as halo halo and Vietnamese coffee also receive praise. Prices have increased notably, which some customers feel affects the value. Despite this, the food quality remains high, with many enjoying the flavors and portions. It's an excellent choice for those craving Filipino home cooking.