Angie's Bakery

This was my first time at Angie's Bakery. I coworker recommended I give them a try after I said I wanted to try pandesal. It's a cute bakery with very friendly staff and lots of options. I was overwhelmed with what to try, but settled on the ube croissant. It was absolutely delicious! My husband had the iced ube latte that he really enjoyed (he drank most of it before I could snap a pic). 5 STARS! I love a Filipino bakery and I love ube. And I MUST go back to try their pandesal and pepperoni bread!

Okay, it was one of those days I was craving "Halo Halo", middle part of winter. Lol! When I got there, it seems everything goes fast. So you need to get there early. Nice clean small entry way, and small seating area to the right. Service was spot in.I asked about the "Halo Halo", but sadly for me it seasonal and only served during the summer. Since I was here I decidedto order a couple of desserts. I ordered the "Ube Cheese cake Square" & "Cinnamon Croffin" The Ube Cheese was really good nice moist and sweet. The Croffin was just too dry, and lack anything amazing on my taste buds. I will definitely go back and try there other pastries, and definitely try there Halo Halo when it's in,season!

First stop on our Filipino food crawl. We were impressed that the display cases were obviously being restocked since the morning rush (we got there about 11) and there were only a couple of items sold out. Some of the baked goods were really excellent, others closer to average. While I personally preferred the kareoka (rice flour dough balls deep fried and honey dipped) my family did not, as the texture of the rice flour was off-putting for them. The nutella bread.... come on. It's nutella and flaky carbs -- what is not to like? And the saipao (sort of like a bao) was pretty good, though the ratio of bread to pork was a bit off for me.So a good start, and one to make a destination if you want good, accessible asian bakery goods.

FOODWhat a treat! I've been meaning to visit Angie's Bakery whenever I'm in Virginia Beach, and today I finally did. We tried the ube pandan cruffin, ube hopia, and ube macapuno bun.The ube pandan cruffin was soft, with an incredibly creamy ube filling that wasn't overly sweet. While I didn't pick up much pandan flavor, the ube filling was absolutely delightful.The ube hopia had a wonderfully flaky exterior and a dense, soft ube filling. It wasn't entirely my favorite, but if you enjoy mooncakes, this one is for you!The ube macapuno bun was a lovely surprise--light and fluffy bread filled with a creamy blend of ube, macapuno, and coconut. Definitely a winner!Can't wait to try their other items during our next visit!DRINKSThey weren't exaggerating about their ube latte! I usually find ube lattes disappointing--they often taste like plain milk without the rich ube flavor I'm hoping for, and I leave underwhelmed. But this one? Hands down the best I've had. The ube flavor was rich, and the espresso complemented it wonderfully. A must-try if you're in the area!SERVICEThe staff were warm and welcoming. While lines can form quickly, they handle orders efficiently to keep things moving.AMBIANCE2-3 tables for two are available inside the store, but the setup is primarily geared toward grab-and-go.PARKINGParking is somewhat limited in the lot, but spots open up quickly given the grab-and-go nature of the store.

Angie's Bakery has been one go-to for Sophia and myself for years everytime we traveled to the Southside. Filipino treats for the public to enjoy. After we had lunch at Lumpia and Company last weekend, we stopped by to hopefully buy Ube cheesecake, the last item we purchased. Any luck? Let's find out.Walking inside, the line was a bit long. But you know it's a great thing. On an afternoon like this, having a nice crowd on hand says a lot. It did go by fast as always. And of course, they had plenty of Ube cheesecake. It was in-and-out and we were out in 5 minutes. And like before, the cheesecake was pretty good. Not too sweet and just right.Thanks again Angie's Bakery. Our sweet teeth were taken care of. We should stop by the next time we're in the area. Till next time :)

A visit to Virginia Beach isn't complete without treats from Angie's Bakery. And we've added to our list of favorites...the Ube and Buko Pandan Croissants and Ube Cruffin! Ours were fresh, flaky, and delicious. Plus, they were so generous with the amount of filling. See my pics for our breakfast on the go plus goodies for home.Ube CruffinUbe Croissant Buko Panda Croissant Hopia BaboyHopia UbeMelon Pan Buko PandanMelon Pan YemaUbe BabingkaUbe MacapunoPandesal

The sweets in this Filipino bakery are so disgusting and soooo waaaay overpriced that I'm never going back again. The girls in there are so rude. The worst part is that the girls stood there like no one was in the store that we waited for 15 minutes before they acknowledged our presence AND the store was full of people (the staff's friends) who were not waiting on customers but talking to their friends whilst the customers were waiting. I HAVE to give a star because it would not let me post but in reality I'm giving NO STARS to this store because of the very rude behaviour of the staff and the extremely exorbitant prices which they have a lot of nerve charging. I'm appalled at such behaviour by anyone really in the customer service departments of stores restaurants festivals etc. People need to teach their employees and children RESPECT.

Wow!! Since I've come to love everything made with Ube, this location is a veritable fairyland of goodies.They didn't have the Ube Spanish Bread, which is my favorite. But their Ube Pandesal Rolls are a close second. The first time I went, I had to immediately eat one in the car. It was so hot & fresh that my finger made an indentation in the roll. Yumminess personified!!There is a door and opening between the "behind the counter' personnel & the area where the bakers are working. When you order Ube Pandesal Rolls they actually walk into the area where the goodies are being baked & bring them out fresh from the oven.It was a quite busy time of the day so I quickly purchased a bag of 6 Ube Pandesal Rolls (not nearly enough), an Ube Crinkle Cookie, a slice of Bibingka (recommended by my physical therapist) & a Pandesal.Since I don't like sweets the Ube Pandesal Rolls were by far my favorite. I have one every day now with my breakfast. On a return trip I purchased a bag of twelve, which is a more reasonable amount for me.My PT's favorite Bibingka was too sweet for my tastebuds. They had a Ube Bibingka that day but not offered in the large slices. That probably would have better suited for me. Angie's has quite a variety of offerings. But I was on a singleminded focus aimed at Ube.The location is in a strip shopping center on the west side Holland Road. It's hard to see coming from the north since the center has a backwards L shape with Angie's facing traffic coming from the south on Holland Road. Turn west on Northwood Drive then a right turn into the shopping center. You'll be immediately facing Angie's.Although it's a busy shop, I've never had a problem getting a parking space in front of the bakery.I love your Ube Pandesal Rolls Angie's Bakery. Returning will be a regular part of my life.

This bakery has been my family's go to stop for pandesal and ensaymda for as long as I can remember. I even remember when it had a mini convenience store inside, where we would always buy spread for our pandesal!I'm happy to see the bakery expand their menu to offer a more diverse array of treats while keeping the original recipes for pandesal and ensaymda. Besides their pandesal and ensaymda, I recommend trying their ube flavored pastries and buko pandan flavored pastries. Excited to go back soon and finally try their drinks, which I have been meaning to try for a while :)Tip: Pay in cash if you're making a smaller purchase to avoid fees!

Y'all. Let me start off and tell you this is the best matcha pandan latte I've ever had. I'm big on Filipino flavored things and this truly hit the spot. Usually I get a little disappointed when drinks LOOK good but the flavor doesn't come through as much. However this right here did NOT disappoint. I got this latte iced with oat milk and mixed it before drinking it. The pandan was the first thing I tasted, SO GOOD. What impressed me even more was the matcha flavor that came through right after, as matcha is more of a subtle flavor. The two existed together perfectly in harmony. The bakery itself is tucked away in a little spot just around the corner of the main street on Holland. There's always a line when I've visited so if you're eyeing something in the bakery, I'd go early! Although they do seem to be well-stocked. I only got the matcha panda latte today however the staff mentioned some of their favorite bakery items and other drinks like ube lattes. I'll definitely have to go back to try those :) I think next on my list is to try the ube bibinka! Will post an updated review upon my return! In the meantime, go visit!!!