14 restaurants serving Pan De Coco
Charlottesville, VA
“Kalye 80's Bakeshop brings Filipino baked goods and specialty items to Charlottesville from its location in Virginia. Kalye 80's Bakeshop maintains solid ratings. The bakery offers traditional Filipino baked goods including pandesal, ensaymada, and other Filipino favorites alongside prepared foods. Kalye 80's Bakeshop serves customers seeking authentic Filipino baking in the Charlottesville area, contributing to the state's established Filipino culinary scene.”
Detroit, MI
“JP Makes and Bakes stands as Detroit's first and only Filipino bakery, filling a crucial gap for Michigan's 41,435 Filipino Americans-the state's fourth-largest Asian American ethnic group. Founded by Jonathan Peregrino, a first-generation Filipino American and professionally trained pastry chef who studied at the Academy of Baking and Pastry in the Philippines, the bakery brings Filipino flavors in familiar formats to New Center's Woodward Avenue. Peregrino's signature purple pastries feature ube, a sweet Filipino yam that gives his cookies, brownies, and cinnamon rolls their distinctive violet hue and subtly sweet, nutty vanilla flavor. The bakery specializes in creative Filipino-American hybrid pastries like the Pan de Croissant, which combines his mother's pandesal recipe with French lamination techniques, and pan de coco sweet rolls filled with shredded coconut. Beyond baked goods, JP Makes and Bakes serves Filipino-inspired beverages including coconut ube matcha lattes made with locally roasted Craig's Coffee and refreshing calamansi drinks showcasing the bright, tangy Filipino citrus. The bakery also offers savory lunch bowls and brunch items featuring traditional Filipino ingredients. Having grown from pop-ups to a Motor City Match grant-funded brick-and-mortar, JP Makes and Bakes has become a cultural hub where Filipino Detroiters no longer need to drive to Chicago or Toronto for authentic Filipino baked goods.”
Chesterfield, MO
“Kim's Bakery brings Filipino baked goods and specialty items to Chesterfield from its location in Missouri. With a strong 4.8 rating from over 361 reviews, Kim's Bakery has built substantial recognition. The bakery offers traditional Filipino baked goods including pandesal, ensaymada, and other Filipino favorites alongside specialty items. Kim's Bakery serves customers seeking authentic Filipino baking in the Chesterfield area, bringing Filipino flavors to the region.”
Long Beach, CA
“San & Wolves Bakeshop represents a groundbreaking concept as California's first 100% vegan Filipino bakery, founded by Kym Estrada and Arvin Torres. After years of wildly successful pop-ups that regularly drew lines around the block, the duo opened their brick-and-mortar location on Long Beach's 4th Street in Belmont Heights in early 2025. The bakery specializes in traditional Filipino sweet breads and pastries made entirely plant-based, nut-free, and soy-free, using house-made coconut oil-based butter, organic sweeteners, and fair-trade ingredients. Their signature house-made ube halaya (purple yam jam) features prominently throughout the menu in items like Ube Cheez Pandesal with grated vegan cheddar, Ube Pop-Tarts, and Ube Crumb Cups. Beyond ube specialties, the menu includes vegan versions of Filipino classics like pandesal, pan de coco, ensaymadas, and innovative creations like Buko Pop Tarts and Pandan Cinnamon Rolls. The bakery produces everything fresh throughout the day, with items baked hourly to ensure quality. They even serve Teofilo Coffee, sourced from the Philippines, completing the authentic Filipino experience. The sunny, naturally-lit space creates a welcoming atmosphere with retro doughnut-shop charm. Remarkably, San & Wolves appeals to diverse audiences - nostalgic Filipino vegans who haven't tasted these flavors since childhood, health-conscious customers, and curious food lovers discovering Filipino pastries for the first time. The bakery regularly sells out before closing, testament to the exceptional quality that has even non-vegans unable to tell the difference. Estrada's mission extends beyond just serving food - she aims to introduce Filipino flavors broadly while creating a portal to childhood memories for Filipino customers, all while maintaining the highest ethical and sustainability standards in ingredients.”
Rialto, CA
“La Princesa Bakery serves Rialto's Filipino community with authentic Filipino baked goods from its location in California. With a strong 4.6 rating, La Princesa Bakery has built recognition. The bakery specializes in traditional Filipino pastries and breads, bringing authentic Filipino baked treats to the Rialto area. La Princesa Bakery provides essential access to Filipino baked goods in Southern California.”
San Diego, CA
“Tropical Hut brings the iconic Filipino bakery brand to San Diego, offering the same beloved pandesal, ensaymada, and pastries that generations of Filipinos have enjoyed. The original Tropical Hut started as a hamburger chain in the Philippines before expanding into bakery products, and the U.S. location focuses on the bakery items that Filipino-Americans crave. Fresh pandesal baked daily remains the cornerstone product - the slightly sweet bread rolls essential to Filipino breakfasts that pair perfectly with coffee and various spreads.”
Santa Monica, CA
“Paderia Bakehouse is a Filipino bakery on Wilshire Boulevard in Santa Monica with a strong 4.5-star rating from nearly 180 reviews. "Paderia" means "bakery" in Portuguese, though this establishment focuses on Filipino baked goods and pastries. With strong ratings in affluent Santa Monica, Paderia Bakehouse has successfully brought Filipino baking traditions to Westside Los Angeles. The bakery specializes in traditional Filipino breads and pastries including fresh-baked pandesal-the quintessential Filipino breakfast roll, ensaymada topped with butter and cheese, pan de coco with sweet coconut filling, and Spanish bread with butter-sugar filling. Paderia likely offers hopia pastries with mung bean or ube fillings, ube cake featuring Filipino purple yam, bibingka rice cakes, and cassava cake. The bakery may serve Filipino breakfast items, coffee, and other beverages alongside their baked goods. Located on the Wilshire Boulevard corridor in Santa Monica, Paderia Bakehouse serves the Westside's Filipino community along with Santa Monica's diverse, food-savvy population. The bakery's success in this location demonstrates growing mainstream appreciation for Filipino baked goods. For Filipino families, Paderia provides morning pandesal and celebration cakes, while for Westside foodies it offers discovery of Filipino baking traditions. The strong rating in a competitive Santa Monica market indicates quality execution and products that appeal to both Filipino customers seeking authenticity and broader audiences discovering Filipino pastries for the first time.”
Jersey City, NJ
“Philippine Bread House specializes in authentic Filipino baked goods and breads, bringing the flavors of Philippine bakeries to American communities. The bakery offers traditional Filipino pastries, breads, and desserts, all prepared using authentic recipes and methods. From pandesal (Filipino bread rolls) to ensaymada and ube pastries, Philippine Bread House serves as a morning destination for Filipino breakfast and an afternoon stop for merienda (snacks). Many locations also offer frozen Filipino products and grocery items. The bakery has become an essential part of Filipino-American communities, providing familiar comfort foods and gathering spaces.”
Elmhurst, NY
“Kape't Torta brings Filipino baked goods and specialty items to Elmhurst from its location in New York. With a strong 4.5 rating from over 142 reviews, Kape't Torta has built substantial recognition. The bakery offers traditional Filipino baked goods including pandesal, ensaymada, and other Filipino favorites alongside prepared foods. Kape't Torta serves customers seeking authentic Filipino baking in the Elmhurst area, contributing to the state's established Filipino culinary scene.”
Walnut, CA
“Kalahi Bakery brings Filipino baked goods and specialty items to Walnut from its location in California. Kalahi Bakery maintains solid ratings. The bakery offers traditional Filipino baked goods including pandesal, ensaymada, and other Filipino favorites alongside prepared foods. Kalahi Bakery serves customers seeking authentic Filipino baking in the Walnut area, contributing to the state's established Filipino culinary scene.”
Daly City, CA
“Claire's Pastries & Restaurant combines Filipino bakery specialties with restaurant service on Mission Street in Daly City's vibrant Filipino commercial district. With a 4.4-star rating from 24 reviews, Claire's serves the Bay Area's massive Filipino community with both sweet treats and savory meals. The bakery-restaurant combination reflects Filipino tradition where panaderas (bakeries) often expand to offer meals alongside bread and pastries. Located on Mission Street, one of Daly City's main Filipino corridors, Claire's operates among numerous Filipino businesses creating a Little Manila atmosphere. The bakery side likely features Filipino favorites-pandesal (Filipino bread rolls), ensaymada (sweet butter pastries), pan de coco (coconut-filled bread), Spanish bread, various cakes including ube and mocha flavors, and traditional Filipino desserts like leche flan and cassava cake. The restaurant component serves Filipino meals including breakfast options, lunch combinations, and dinner entrees. This dual model serves multiple customer needs-morning pandesal and coffee, lunch meals with rice, afternoon merienda (snacks), and desserts for celebrations. Filipino bakeries hold special cultural significance as community gathering places where people meet for coffee, catch up on news, and maintain social connections. Claire's contributes to Daly City's reputation as the Filipino capital of the United States, serving a community that has transformed the city into a center of Filipino-American culture. The restaurant serves both long-time Filipino residents and younger generations seeking connections to Filipino food traditions through familiar bakery items and home-style meals.”
Spring Valley, CA
“Kababayan Bakery serves Spring Valley's Filipino community with authentic Filipino baked goods and traditional sweet treats that transport customers to Philippine bakeries. The name 'Kababayan' means 'fellow countryman' in Tagalog, reflecting the bakery's role as a gathering place for San Diego's substantial Filipino population. Kababayan specializes in Filipino breads and pastries including fresh pandesal, ensaymada, Spanish bread, and various traditional kakanin rice cakes.”
Milpitas, CA
“Valerio's Tropical Bake Shop has been serving authentic Filipino baked goods for decades, becoming a trusted name in Filipino bakeries across America. The bakeshop specializes in traditional Filipino pastries, breads, and desserts, all made fresh daily using authentic recipes. From breakfast pandesal to afternoon ensaymada, Valerio's provides Filipino baked goods for every occasion. Many locations also offer Filipino meals, making it a convenient stop for both food and pastries. The consistent quality and traditional flavors have made Valerio's a staple in Filipino-American communities, where generations have grown up enjoying their products.”
North Hills, CA
“Lilian's Bread & Sweets serves North Hills's Filipino community with authentic Filipino baked goods from its location in California. Lilian's maintains solid ratings. The bakery specializes in traditional Filipino pastries and breads, bringing authentic Filipino baked treats to the North Hills area. Lilian's Bread & Sweets provides essential access to Filipino baked goods in Southern California.”
