My favorite is the haba- haba ube and pastillas flavor! Lami gyud ah! This is one of my comfort foods! Please extend and branch out in Lubbock😃
Aleen Williams (MusicalMemories101)
I love trying new places. I got excited reading all the positive reviews, but this was not a good experience for me.
Gregory
The best halo-halo in Houston! Wonderful selection of delicious desserts and meat-filled pastries. But don't browse too long, because they have NO BATHROOM, even for paying customers! (Where do the employees go?)
Jeremy
Baker's Son is a great locally-owned Filipino bakery that offers a wide selection of treats. Whether you're craving something traditional or with a twist, they’ve got it all. The bakery also adds amazing ube flavorings, which give their treats that extra special touch.
From cakes to pastries, everything is baked fresh and packed with flavor. It’s a must-try spot if you’re a fan of Filipino sweets or just looking to explore something new.
Definitely a place to visit if you’re in the mood for something sweet and unique!
Ramon Galang
I went to the one in the seafood City and bought the pandecoco and cheese pimiento bread and was disappointed, the pandecoco filling was dry and the cheese pimento was burned.
Mark Wang
A very well run Filipino bakery with so much to choose from if you never experience a Filipino bakery, if you come here on a weekend it will be packed and hard to just look around because it's very crowded. But everything I tried there are very good. You can't no go wrong with anything at the bakery. It can get pretty noisy on the weekend. Some of the must try are Biko (Classic), Puto Fiesta, Classic and Pandan Palitaw Duo.
Maggie Paredes
The parking lot and the store were easy to get to. When we entered, my husband and I weren’t greeted. There is a plentiful selection of various Filipino baked goods, like ensaymada and Ube treats. You can also order milkshakes, fruit drinks, and coffee. There is outdoor seating. The place was packed, which tells you it is really good. My husband and I especially enjoyed the Ube brownies, which had a rich flavor. We were served fast - in and out in ten minutes.
Since a lot of people were at the bakery, there wasn’t much room to walk. There is no restroom, so keep that in mind. You may also want to do some research on Filipino baked goods before coming here (if you’ve never had them before), as there are no explanations on the signs.
Overall score: A-
We keep on coming back to satisfy our Filipino bread cravings
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Tae Tae Gaming
Good service and delicious baked goods
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Marty
Our go to Filipino bakery in Houston . We're from Dallas and my wife wanted to go to bakers son for her birthday.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
Rockey
I love this place and especially the beautiful and sweet titas who works there :) they are soooo kind ❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Heidi C
I got the kakanin sampler for $10.99 since it had a bunch of mochi like pieces or items that used glutinous rice and was not disappointed. The sugar level is perfect for Asians as it’s only lightly sweet and not overly sweet like American bakeries. Besides mochi like things, they also had many variations of breads and drinks. Looking forward to trying their halo halo next time and their pistachio ube croissants!!
I knew about this place for several years now and wish I had gone in sooner! Also the store is very spacious, modern and clean looking. Looking forward to come back!
My favorite is the haba-
haba ube and pastillas flavor! Lami gyud ah! This is one of my comfort foods! Please extend and branch out in Lubbock😃
I love trying new places. I got excited reading all the positive reviews, but this was not a good experience for me.
The best halo-halo in Houston! Wonderful selection of delicious desserts and meat-filled pastries. But don't browse too long, because they have NO BATHROOM, even for paying customers! (Where do the employees go?)
Baker's Son is a great locally-owned Filipino bakery that offers a wide selection of treats. Whether you're craving something traditional or with a twist, they’ve got it all. The bakery also adds amazing ube flavorings, which give their treats that extra special touch.
From cakes to pastries, everything is baked fresh and packed with flavor. It’s a must-try spot if you’re a fan of Filipino sweets or just looking to explore something new.
Definitely a place to visit if you’re in the mood for something sweet and unique!
I went to the one in the seafood City and bought the pandecoco and cheese pimiento bread and was disappointed, the pandecoco filling was dry and the cheese pimento was burned.
A very well run Filipino bakery with so much to choose from if you never experience a Filipino bakery, if you come here on a weekend it will be packed and hard to just look around because it's very crowded. But everything I tried there are very good. You can't no go wrong with anything at the bakery. It can get pretty noisy on the weekend. Some of the must try are Biko (Classic), Puto Fiesta, Classic and Pandan Palitaw Duo.
The parking lot and the store were easy to get to. When we entered, my husband and I weren’t greeted. There is a plentiful selection of various Filipino baked goods, like ensaymada and Ube treats. You can also order milkshakes, fruit drinks, and coffee. There is outdoor seating. The place was packed, which tells you it is really good. My husband and I especially enjoyed the Ube brownies, which had a rich flavor. We were served fast - in and out in ten minutes. Since a lot of people were at the bakery, there wasn’t much room to walk. There is no restroom, so keep that in mind. You may also want to do some research on Filipino baked goods before coming here (if you’ve never had them before), as there are no explanations on the signs. Overall score: A-
Amazing, delicious, authentic baked Filipino goods.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery, Pandesal, Pan De Ube, Pork Baked Siopao, Ube Bun, Pastries, Cheese Roll
The empanadas and the puto cake from here are hands down the best I’ve ever had here in the Houston area.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
1st time visit, they have a variety of sweet bread. Very awesome place
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery, Pastries, Cheese Roll, Empanada
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We keep on coming back to satisfy our Filipino bread cravings
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Good service and delicious baked goods
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Our go to Filipino bakery in Houston . We're from Dallas and my wife wanted to go to bakers son for her birthday.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
I love this place and especially the beautiful and sweet titas who works there :) they are soooo kind ❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I got the kakanin sampler for $10.99 since it had a bunch of mochi like pieces or items that used glutinous rice and was not disappointed. The sugar level is perfect for Asians as it’s only lightly sweet and not overly sweet like American bakeries. Besides mochi like things, they also had many variations of breads and drinks. Looking forward to trying their halo halo next time and their pistachio ube croissants!!
I knew about this place for several years now and wish I had gone in sooner! Also the store is very spacious, modern and clean looking. Looking forward to come back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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