Bella's Bakery

A hidden gem! Their Spanish rolls are amazing. It's an absolute must to stop & pick up a bag or two for my time away in college. Everyone I've ever offered one to, loves them. The kababayan is sweet and tasty. A 10/10.

Best Pan de Sal in the area! I come here all the time when I make my way down from Sacramento. The bread is spongy and soft. It's so delicious when heated up. Bella's also has Spanish bread and kabanayan bread (muffins) which is also delicious. Nothing tops Bella's bakery - my family and friends love it so much and expect me to bring some when I head to Southern California. This bakery is great with phone orders as well. They also have an Ube cheesecake that is great.

Bella's bakery has been our go to for our Filipino baked goods always fresh you have to get there early because they run out fast..

Bella's is a popular bakery of Filipino breads - so popular they sell out of pan de sal before 9:30 on a Sunday. I grabbed a few bags (10 pack), with only 2 remaining. I was curious about the other items. On my way out, I was offered the "cornbread muffin" straight out of the oven, piping hot. I bought 6 on the spot. Yum! Puto is also good.

Best Pan De Sal in all of California and possibly beyond. I bought 50 bags of pan de sal, 20 bags of spanish bread, and whatever they had left of the kabayan muffins to bring to LA for the holidays with my in laws. They all loved it and said it was the best they had! I was going to pick some up on the way back for my family in Sac, but sadly they were closed for their holiday after the holidays. My parents were so sad, but it's honestly worth the hour drive to Lathrop.

I LOVE THIS PLACE! I call in every morning to reserve a few bags of Spanish bread whenever I plan to drive from the Bay Area to Stockton. A must-visit whenever I pass by that area.

It feels like Starbread will forever reign supreme when it comes to Spanish/señorita bread; haven't found a local bakery that can top that franchise. Not a fan of the butter-sugar filling in the Spanish/señorita bread here as it's spread unevenly and is quite clumpy even after warming the bread in the microwave.The pan de sal here, however, is worth a try! Super soft and bouncy. Also even has almost a milky edge to it as well. Reminds me a lot of Japanese milk bread. Recommend getting more than needed; very easy to eat three in a row without really thinking about it (.....personal experience).Cappuccino mocha tastes pretty instant-y, but, hey, for $1.50 to wake me up in a pinch I'll take it lol.Friendly Filipino aunties here. Small storefront but you're at the correct place if you pull into a Mobil gas station (shop is right next to it).

For fresh baked filipino breads, this is my go to spot. This is the only place where I can get my kababayan bread. This buttery, moist and sweet bread was my childhood. They also offer Spanish breads, pan desal, ube breads, and pies. Come in early as they open to get their breads freshly baked and still warm. They are helpful and friendly if you are not familiar with filipino breads and have questions about it. It's a small family owned place located in a small shopping strip by the corner gas station.

This is our go-to whenever we crave for some pandesal and starbread. This place is located right next door to Blessed Kitchen. We usually order some kababayan, pandesal and starbread. For pandesal they ask if you want a warm batch. The starbread is my favorite here.

These are so delicious just got them and yummy!!! Always hot always fresh and service with a smile!!