A & D Manila Bakery

There's added additional parking that was MUCH needed. Additional parking is located next to the back side of the building. They also have a variety of frozen lumpia which is priced very reasonably. The frozen lumpia was the reason for my last visit here. Picked up a couple pork skewers when checking out that were quite pricey. At least it was tasty. The lumpia aren't rolled as tightly as the vendor that I get them from on the Northside, but this location is much closer to home.

Drove past this bakery on my home to Jacksonville and had to stop and give it a try.The customer service was AMAZING!! The kind person inside explained to me what a few baked items were and did it with a smile. Order some steamed buns ( 2 small ones and 2 bigger ones) and treats (they were as soft as angel food cake and tasted delicious) and was so pleased with all my treats. I now wish I lived closer. If you're in the area give this place a try! They have a ton of frozen desserts and grocery items in the shop as well.

This is my go too on the weekend! Food is always authentic and fresh. Once they run out, they don't make anymore, so get there early!

It's not the best location for me but even with such a small foot print, that have a lot to offer. A freezer section has Filipino ice cream and other treats to take home - both sweet and savory. A small grocery section has some staples of pancit noodles, snacks, and canned goods. I think the big draw here for the locals is the hot bar which has some favorites for those that are accustomed to the offerings as well as the adventurous who are not familiar with the fare. They even have a small bakery section which just adds to the appeal. My only critique is they have a sign advertising halo halo which is an ice treat consisting of shave ice, condensed milk, and various toppings including ube ice cream - but it appears they haven't really offered it as an option in quite some time.

Filipino store and a mini restaurant inside. They sell lots of Filipino grocery items from snacks, candies to noodles and spices. They also sell different types of egg rolls (beef, pork, etc) too.Inside they have also have Filipino food that are ready to eat. Food like adobo, pork barbecue, pansit, fried fish and egg rolls go name a few. Very busy during the weekends.

This location has fresh baked goods and desserts. There are some grocery goods. Sisig is amazing! I'm so hooked, I haven't tried anything else.

One of the dishes that I always get is binagoongan. If you've had adobo, it's similar but I think it's extra flavorful. I prefer the brown version rather than the pink version (IYKYK). They had homemade chicken chicharon last time too. There is also a small grocery store with some Asian staples and frozen goods (like lumpia and Filipino ice cream).

I've been coming here for a few years since before they moved to this location but this is my first review. I've always had a great experience. The food is always good! You have to get there early because it goes fast! The women are always nice! My favorites are the puto (steamed rice cake), the bbq pork sticks, pork siopao, kuchinta...okay, everything is my favorite! It's hard to choose. Don't forget they are closed on Mondays!

I tried their pancit. It was good. No dine in Also its has groceries and frozen lumpia, etc.

Spot on taste of home and the prices are great! At the very least, you need to walk out with a bag of pan de sal! Looking forward to catering several of the dishes.