L & M Bakery & Deli

I've lived in this area my whole life, but never tried L & M until recently upon the recommendation of a friend! I was so pleased with everything I got here. Each of the desserts was fresh and had that homemade look and taste. My favorite dessert from here is the bang da Lon, which is perfectly soft and sweet. The gorgeous green layers pack a bunch of flavor. I also tried the almond cookie, which is quite messy to eat but a must-get. Finally, I tried the egg tart. Among the egg tarts I have had in my life, I felt like this wasn't the best, as its filling was very "eggy" and the crust was a bit too crumbly. However, the flavor was still there. This is a great local spot that isn't too busy and boasts lots of options. You can be in and out quickly, and it's in a very convenient location.

Small mom and pop bakery that has been in this plaza for decades. I stopped in for some chicken buns before, which I thought were good. Today, I was checking it out and got a hopia cake with mung bean. Nice, tight cellophane wrapping. Once I took a bite, the flakey outside part crumbled, revealing a yellow sweetened mung bean filling. It was delicious to the last bite!The service was nice, patient, and friendly.Overall 3.5 stars.

Haven't been here since the COVID pandemic came by this morning with so few customers was able to browse around and checked out the menu items. Here they served hot plate, dim sum, pate chaud, egg rolls and food special that is reasonably price perhaps cheaper than at Kings Eggrolls which is right across the street. Ample parking though best to come early than later particularly on the weekends when it's the busier time of day. The employees working here are super nice and very attentive. Boba tea are cheap though comes in one size small got myself a Vietnamese iced coffee $4 and three mung bean breads for $3. Would probably stop by every now and then for a quick snack since it's right next door Hung Vuong Tofu.

Came around 3 ish. Nobody was in here except us and like their relatives or ppl who were jus chilling and talking. We looked around for a bit but jus ended up getting 2 banh mis (pork loaf and grilled pork) and two pía type pie thingys. The banh mis were okay, not that much filling jus a thin layer of meat and not that much veggie but the mayo tasted good. Grilled pork def better than pork loaf (vietnamese ham) bc had more flavor. Kinda disappointed after coming here, expected to have alot of Vietnamese goods and other stuff. They do have some baos and drinks and like packaged snacks. Their baos and stuff are pretty decent priced but everything else is kinda expensive so we didnt buy much lol, or bc we had a lot of baked stuff before coming here rip

I was on the hook to bring some BBQ pork buns for a get together Sunday morning. This was the only place I found that opens before 10:00 on a Sunday. In fact, they open at 8:00 a.m., which is incredible. It's hard to describe what this place is. There's a lady selling veggies outside the store, kinda like in Chinatown. Inside there's premade food, packaged dry food items, dim sum, sandwiches, etc. But back to the pork buns... They have the steamed and baked kind. The baked ones are very large. The first thing I noticed is the meat is very red, in a very artificial way. The steamed buns tasted ok, but the bun itself was dry. Reminds me pre-frozen buns. The baked bbq pork buns had the same red meat, but the bun was better. It was a little softer and not as dry.I wish I could give this place more stars because the folks working here are very nice, and I appreciate the early hours, but I gotta be real about the food.

Came here on a Tuesday morning and there were two elderly women behind the counterThey have a variety of buns including the BBQ pork of which is what they're most known for, their mung bean, the red bean and moreThe cost is about $2.50 for one bunWould recommend this place to a friend

Local spot in the Berryessa neighborhood located at small strip mall with 7Leaves. Parking can be busy on weekends. Assorted Vietnamese snacks, hot foods, pastries, breads and more. Usually two people working there and they are courteous. Got some of the individual trays that include:Assorted spring rolls - shrimp/pork, egg/Chinese sausage and pork skinBanh cuon - pork and Woodear filled crepesMam - pork egg meatloafChe troi nuoc - Glutinous rice balls in ginger syrup and coconut milkBánh Ít Trần - Glutinous rice dumplings Banh lot loc - shrimp dumplings Everything was delicious. I want to try the hot food or the bakery items next time.

3.5 stars to be exact. 5 stars for service from the sweet ladies behind the counter. But the sim sun and pastries left a lot to be desired. I've had a lot better, as the filings were skimpy and not so tasty. We got the red bean bun, baked bbq pork buns, steamed bbq pork buns, lotus moon cake and a custard tart. If you're in the area, it satisfies a semi craving for good dim sum, but a taste won't have you driving out of your way for more.

I saw L&M Bakery & Deli on TikTok and thought we'd give them a try. My sister wanted dim sum so we ordered BBQ pork buns, ha cao, xiu mai, chicken feet and spring rolls. Everything tasted okay except the chicken feet. The chicken feet was bland. Service was nice but TikTok let us down. We won't be back.

Hidden gem! Everything was amazing! I got the Pandan rice cake, coconut bread, steamed bbq pork bun, hot dog, egg tart and some other things I can't remember what they're called. Super friendly staff! Will be back :)