Philippine Bread House

I want to come back for more… and this is a non-Filipino speaking! I like how fresh a lot of their baked goods are, the variety and the inclusion of a hot food counter (not part of the bakery section, but looks good too). I see a lot of people in the Filipino community stock up on the baked goods here, so it MUST be good. It is a good place to stop by, Filipino and non-Filipino alike.

I been going to this place for a while from the Bronx. Long drive just to get the long bread with sugar(bitcho). The point is…. If you have order 150, because they called it’s your priority. I understand! But you should have a priority to the people who walks in in your store also, some people don’t have time to call because they want to check what you have in the store.

Nice selection of products! With ample parking space and cheap bread products!!! What more can you ask for? This is my new bread place to go!!😋😋😋😋

Huge assortment of traditional pastries, rolls, bread and desserts - all fresh. There is coffee and the hot bar has breakfast and entrees first thing in the morning which is the time to go if you are dealing with "route 7" at all. #EnsemadaHeaven

Maybe it's the nostalgia for the mouthwatering authentic Filipino dishes and treats or bias towards all the sweet people that work there, but PBH has been a staple of mine (and I'm sure many others!) since the mid 2000s. The food served the essence of the Philippines- bakery goods and take out with traditional entrees with just as much taste and love as the real deal back home. Other stores that don red sometimes feel a bit too manufactured and overly sweet but the bakers at Philippine Bread House keep it simple and with every bite you save 1k in plane tickets since you're basically there when

Absolutely amazing! We got two combos from the hot food section and tried 4 different dishes, although it doesn’t look beautiful, each dish was yummy and unique in its own. Enjoyed each bite and at good value to boot.
The bakery items was all delicious also. The chicken and pork on a stick was okay, and a little on the expensive side. Overall, a good spot to grab a variety of food to enjoy throughout your day.

Great service. Clean storefront and helpful staff to find what you are looking for. You can also grab some food to eat if you aren't looking for bakery goods. Highly recommend!

Not only that they have amazing authentic Filipino baked goods, they also have a mini restaurant to order takeout Filipino food. Great service. Glad that it’s nearby the college. Many thanks :)

The pandesal is the best! Soft and fluffy.
Too bad the only thing keeping up with the modern times is the price of the pandesal. The price is $2.50 a bag now. I recall it used to be a $1.
The rest of the bakery looks old...some of the baked items do not look fresh.

Pandesal prices keeps going up here but they are good.
Shelves were empty but maybe because its January 2nd
Make sure to only buy pandesal that is hot or warm because the cold ones are just not the same.
Place can be swamped with high school students during lunch times Monday to Friday.
Baked goods on display are often fresh because they bake it themselves.
I come here for the pandesal and for the baked goods.