Could not find the place. Does not seem to be in existence. We walked around for about 30 mins looking for this place. I also called and the number and it was disconnected. Please take this off yelp, if you are no longer in business. read more

We ran into this place while strolling on Main Street. It's a bit off the beaten path but we saw a sandwich style board pointing us to the bakery so we made our way across the parking lot. It was a pretty small space they have but people definitely knew about this place, it was busy inside! They've got a wide variety of baked goods, a lot of tropical/Filipino baked goods. We got their cupcake sampler and a guava croissant. All were tasty, my wife really enjoyed the ube cupcake! I've heard they are moving to Maryland, that's a big loss for Pleasanton! I hope that someone will be able to continue the operation and keep Bunso open! read more

Ensaymada: A Filipino style brioche topped with softened butter, sugar and grated cheese. I'm intrigued! My first time trying an ensaymada. I had an ube and caramel and as I would have guessed, it had the sweet/salty thing going on in a mini bun. I'm a fan! The ube crinkle cookies were bomb too! Crispy and not too sweet. Yelp says they're closed on Sundays, but if they don't sell out at the local farmers market that morning, they"ll open the storefront and sell it that afternoon. read more

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Glad I found this place before they close down. June 3rd will be their last day before moving to Maryland. I frequented downtown Pleasanton for 30 years and somehow never knew there was a tiny bakery tucked behind a parking lot. To see that a shop in tiny o' Pleasanton ranked #8 in Top Asian-Owned Bakeries in the US this year? I had to see what's up! TLDR; good food, authentic Filipino pasteries. Don't expect much of anything else. Ordering - I wanted to know what I want before I got there. Sadly as someone not well-versed in Filipino foods, I was overwhelmed by the lack of description presented on Yelp and on their website. I also couldn't pre-order because the earliest would be 5-6 days out. This place only opens 3 days a week and on Thu/Fri, only between 3-6pm. That means you either preorder, or you'll have to fight for the leftovers. The shop - So I went at exactly 3pm, as did many others. It was frustratingly taking about 10 mins per person because people order in bulk and need an explanation of each item, don't know what they want so they gotta call everyone and their mothers, or the shop owners themselves took a sweet time preparing the...prepared items? It was also likely busy because everyone knows this is the last week. Again, no labels, no menu. I didn't want to be the person asks what everything is, but I had to. Tiny shop. Not a lot of air. Can't fit more than 2 people at once. Food - aside from a few tarts and cookies, they only come in bulk. I personally don't like this because I don't have a family of 8 to feed. Flavors come in ube, pandan, and some caramel. I wish I could tell you what I got, but I can't because there were no labels. I wish I could come back more, but I can't eat this many in my own! To try: Ask for their most popular item, which is basically a filled donut with coconut flakes on top! I don't have a personal favorite. They're all good and not too sweet. Conclusion: it's good, not in a way that makes me say "yes this is one of the best in the US" but I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for something special. read more

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Sooo happy Rina wasn't sold out of all the goodies we wanted to try. We were lucky enough to come the last hour before closing and grabbed everything we could get! Our favorite was obviously the popular ensaymada balls. I bought so much to take home and share with my mom and her bestie that just got back from the PI and they also loved it! We also tried the pastries with guava, crinkle cookies, and the ube tarts which also hit the spot! read more

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I met the Bunso pastries at a work event and boy did I fall in love with their offerings. Here's what I got about them on their website - only Filipino Bakery in the Tri-Valley. I tried most of what they had to offer that looked Ube or had the word Ube ( purple yam). Here's what I tried and everything was scrumptious but I am ordering this from my favorite to least favorite - 1) Ensaymada Balls - bite sized Filipino brioche filled with Ube and condensed milk 2) Ube Cheese Tart - this was super yummy 3) Ube Krinkles - soft indulgent cookies - truly these were 4) Ube Mochi Cake Balls - I really wanted to love this one - it was so pretty but got lost in too many things happening - too dense, something jammy in the center... This was an awesome experience and definitely a unique one. read more

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My husband and I were craving something sweet after lunch and found this little gem!! Bunso is a Filipino bakery located in downtown Pleasanton. The storefront is not big but they carry a diverse selection of delicious treats. Since we have never really had Filipino baked goods, the owner was extremely helpful in explaining to us what everything was and providing recommendations. She even gave us samples of the yema and ube ensaymada (little brioche breads with sweet filling) while we were debating what to get. We ended up buying the ensaymadas and ube cheese tart. We can't wait to return to support this local business and try other items they offer (mochi bites, flan cupcake, etc.) next time! read more

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Their baked goods are so delicious they were gone soon after I brought them home! Staff were friendly and helpful. Wish this place was closer to me. read more

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Pretty well stocked with the standard stuff! Certainly high quality! Plus some wonderfully unique spins on filipino pastries here! Support local! Love me a good Filipino bakery spot! Bunso Breads is no exception. Satisfied with my purchase. The price point is a little bit more, but I'm keeping in mind the small shop size but high quality product! Lady serving my friends and I was helpful to explain what was in the food they were unfamiliar with. My friend was looking for something she had before but couldn't remember the name, and she found it! read more

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Fair warning, I was emotionally attached to this place even before entering because I too, am a bunso LOL. This is must do when you're out and about on Main Street in Pleasanton on the weekends. Walking in, I got serious flashbacks to my favorite sari-sari store in my old San Francisco neighborhood. It's small but there were goodies stacked everywhere! I went a little rogue and just grabbed a whole bunch of things to share with my family. Everything I got was great but for sure get the yema ensaymada balls, ube rolls with quezo inside, guava rolls, and the spinach pastry. I can wait to go back and try the buko pie, ube senorita, and ube flan. Pro tip: bring cash. They accept card but there's a 5% charge. read more

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Saw this place making the top 10 bakeries list, and I knew I had to stop by and try their goodies! They def lived up to my expectations. I'm still dreaming about their ube malasadas as I'm typing this rn. The donut is soft and pillowy, the ube cream filling was to die for!!! I've had ube malasadas from different bakeries and this is the best I've tried in the bayarea. I also enjoyed their Nutella mini croissants with a cup of hot coffee. Prices are fair. We got a bunch of goodies for about $21. read more

Hidden from the Main Street, we stumbled on Bunso because we parked in the parking lot adjacent to the business. Their Ube seniorita bread (4 to a bag for $5) are a favorite of my daughter and her friends. I also had gotten Puto (Filipino steamed rice cakes). They have Ube flavored Puto a that is cut in half with an Ube spread in the middle. There are various other kinds of sweets as well as pandesal. Their hours are limited but found out that only 1 person bakes and runs the store. Other than their limited hours, their sweets are on point. read more

I LOVE BUNSO BREADS BAKERY & CAFE! I'm also glad it's a place that I have to make a special trip out to get because I would be so chub chub if it was within ..... I don't know, 10min driving distance? haha I'd be here all the time. BUT because I am NOT there all the time, I buy A LOT when I come. What can I say? I love my ube. This is a bit of a delayed post because I've been here at least a hand full of times since the pandemic, usually ordering ahead online (very convenient btw, and a good way to make sure you get everything you want- note that quantities are usually in dozens, but you can easily finish them all). However, this past Friday I happen to be in the area with my mom and decided to walk in and try our luck. Luckily the owner had a little of everything, so I indulged myself in.......everything. I walked in with my mom and the the owner was super sweet so we got to chat with her for a little bit. I would not recommend walk in because if you don't come first thing, she will sell out of items you may want to try. So again, order ahead on the website- It's very convenient. Items I would highly recommend: - Ube senorita bread (good for a few days after if you keep it in the fridge and microwave it back for 15sec) - Yema ensaymada (good for a few days after if you keep it in the fridge and microwave it back for 15sec) - Ube cream cheese pillow bread (these don't keep as well so best consumed fresh! When it's fresh it's SO soft and good) Other items I also enjoy: - Ube crinkle cookies - though a tad too sweet for me sometimes, but flavor is good - Coconut ube pie Now get out there and support your small local bakery that is packed with delicious Filipino goodies! read more

Bunso Breads Bakery & Cafe - Top: ube senorita bread 2nd row: coconut ube pie , (back) ube cream cheese pillow bread Bottom: yema ensaymada - Bakeries Near Me

my parents and I love to support local Filipino small businesses! I got a package of their ube tarts and These remind me of Hawaii read more

Bunso Breads Bakery & Cafe - Ube tarts, chocolate pecan tarts and ube mochi tarts - Bakeries Near Me

Picked up some of these gems today after lunch at my favorite Filipino bakery in the Tri-Valley! These are going down quick in our house. A bite of the cheese then from the ube is the move Thanks Bunso fam! read more

Bunso Breads Bakery & Cafe - Assorted ensimaymadas. - Bakeries Near Me

I could write a long review about how Bunso is the ultimate bakery to go to if you're in Pleasanton, but I'm going to sum it up to the most important points: YOU NEED TO GO!!! Everything is absolutely delicious. You have the variety of more traditional desserts and goods to creative takes on delicious Filipino flavors. Come through, buy everything. Bunso Breads is one of the best stops you can make in this part of the Bay. read more

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Omg, this place will definitely get me in some trouble! The owner is super sweet reminded me so much of being in the Philippines! I am not sure how I never knew this place existed. But hey I know now! I got there soon as they opened and waited a few minutes to order. I ended up getting some ensaymada balls, Buko pie, Ube senorita bread ! I love the Buko pie it reminded me of the Philippines so much. Now that I know it's here I will be back more often to try more goodie! read more

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This is a tiny establishment offering a nice variety of Filipino baked goods. There wasn't much room inside due to the set up. I really enjoyed the ube cheese tarts the most. The man who helped me was very friendly and helpful in recommending things to try. There were other people who walked in and walked out because it wasn't what they were expecting. Apparently that happens often however it's their loss because most of the goodies here are delightful. The only thing I didn't care for was the flan because the texture was a little more rubbery and wasn't to my preference. read more

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Stopped by here on a whim this past weekend with my girlfriend to grab an afternoon snack on our way to do some shopping in Pleasanton. The shop itself is hidden a little bit past a parking lot in downtown pleasanton and it is quaint. With that said, there's plenty of selections of snacks and goodies to go and choose from. This time, my girlfriend and I got a ube and pandan crinkle cookies and a box of Ensaymadas (we got a variety pack with original, ube filled, and caramel filled). The crinkle cookies were the perfect level of sweetness and the Ensaymadas were super good. For both items, my favorite flavor was ube (although the caramel Ensaymada was a close second) All in all, I was very pleasantly surprised by this spot and I'm really happy I was able to pop in. Would definitely stop by here again. read more

Oh, how I wish this place had extended hours! But maybe not, because I would be there stocking up more often than would be healthy. This place is the real deal. Being a full-blooded Filipina, I'm always craving Filipino treats and snacks. This place just feels so authentic. I've only tried the ensaymada balls which I did not want to share with my husband or daughter (LOL). Pop them in the microwave for 5 seconds and they are so good. I finished my pack of 12 dangerously fast. I don't have to drive 25-30 minutes to the Filipino bakeries in the other parts of the Bay Area... thank goodness! I can't wait to try more! read more

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It's the Best Bakery in the Bay area!!! They have wide selections of UBE GOODIES and pastries,pies and more desserts! They have the BEST BUKO PIE AND UBE MOCHI BALLS!! Every single item is freshly baked by the owner themselves olla and Rina.plus the owners are so accomodating and humble... Orders yours in advance now at Bunsobakery.com Promise! You wont regret it! read more

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Oh my - a Filipino Bakery in Pleasanton?! You bet - tucked behind an empty building on Main St., you'll find this small bakery dolling out wondrous desserts with a Filipino flair like ube and macapuno! Be prepared to stand in line and wait your turn (allows only 3 customers in the store)...and it's a little bit of wait, as newcomers spend quite a bit of time pouring over each item, asking questions, and making their decision! On Saturday afternoon, there were quite a few empty spots in the display, but the proprietor told us that if you saw something you wanted (label), just ask, and they would package it up in the back, fresh! Just ask - it's worth the wait! You won't be able to wait for the ride home - take a few napkins, as you'll get sugar all over your fingers! read more

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After wine tasting at Ruby Hill one weekend, we were looking for dessert to take home. Bunso Breads Bakery & Cafe was about four miles away so we decided on Filipino sweets. Oh we were so excited! My girlfriend actually tried Bunso Breads when they were operating from their home in Dublin. She didn't realize they had a storefront. I had heard about Bunso Breads but never thought I'd be in the area to try it. Well today was my lucky day! Bunso Breads is tucked away on Main Street in downtown Pleasanton. The location is kind of tricky. You have to walk towards a small parking lot to find this little gem. We arrived shortly after 3 pm so we were worried it would be slim pickings. However, we were pleasantly surprised to still find a good selection of sweets to choose from. The owner was so nice and friendly. She described a few of the items and helped us decide on what to get. I chose the Guava Puff Bites, Ensaymada Balls with Ube, Ensaymada Balls with Yema, Assorted Mamon, and Buko Pie. Oh. My. Gulay! Everything was super yummy! The Guava Puff Bites had a sugary crust that wasn't overly sweet. I love anything guava. The Ensaymada Balls (sweet brioche) were smaller than your typical ensaymada size which I appreciated. Sometimes you don't want to eat a whole ensaymada. And the flavors were sumptuous! I can't decide which filling I enjoyed more...the ube or the yema (milk-based caramel). My favorite mamon was the classic butter flavor. So moist and fluffy. But let me tell you...whatever you do, get the Buko Pie! The crust was perfectly crunchy and flaky. And it's packed with lots of young coconut and custard. Again, not too sweet. If you've never tried Buko Pie, don't miss out! Enjoy these Filipino sweets with a cup of coffee or tea. Delightful! read more

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Lets just say I may have bought more then I can chew literally, so may options, so little time, here is everything I bought and everything I sampled or tried to sample haha ube quezo roll - 2 piece, fairly large, heat up in microwave for 30 sec, Jesus is this a heavy roll, needed to stop after getting through half, bring the lactose milk to wash this down it is severely sweet, diabetics beware this is Krypotonite haha, no seriously it is heavy and sweet, sample if you dare ube senorita bread - just cause it is ube does not mean it should go with the senorita bread, I sampled and believe the senorita bread should remain tried and true with no alternate flavors, just me, if you like to try do so, I felt the ube gave it a different taste completely, not my favorite option here classic cheese tart but with ube - small but packs a heavy sweetness, order this ensaymada balls macapuno - order these, fluffy outside dense inside, delicious ensaymada balls ube - order these, also fluffy outside dense inside also delicious with ube sampled 3 other options but I do not recall the names I will have to go back and choose more of what they have food **** ubelicious price $$ they are expensive once you get more then 3 items haha service **** helpful ambiance **** ube everything read more

My friend and I had the opportunity to try this place out for the first time this past weekend while we were taking a stroll in Downtown Pleasanton! This baker is located next to a parking lot, so parking shouldn't be an issue as this area doesn't seem to get as busy as most downtown areas. I'd like to highlight the fact that I've tried another Filipino bakery and dessert shop recently and by comparison, I love this place a lot more. First of all, I absolutely love that the pastries they have here aren't too sweet! I tend to hate getting a sugar rush and this has a nice balance of both fluff and sweet! I tried their guava and ube-mamon type of cupcakes and absolutely LOVED it! I regret not buying more pastries as they seem to offer very unique-type of pastries, such as a spinach and artichoke twitst, ube tarts, chocolate croissants and yema-filled esaymadas! I know there was so much more but forgot to take pics!!!! Ahhhh! Everything seems to be freshly baked and although they don't seel samplers or the pastries individually, you can ask the owner if you can just grab one out of the pack and they'll wrap it up for ya! read more

Scooby snack before hitting the Livermore outlets. Hidden in the back of a parking lot but a true gem. Who would of thought they had a Filipino bakery downtown in Pleasanton? Anyhoot thank you Yelp for always being my guide to my hunger. Let's see all sorts of goodies not found at your typical Filipino bakery. My favorite was their Pandan Mochi, Ensaymada balls, Flan over cupcake, and a nutella tart which was amazing!! read more

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Very cute Filipino bakery in downtown Pleasanton! It's inside a plaza so there's a parking lot, decently sized but I can see it being full on a weekend. There's outside and inside seating. I feel like they're more of a catering bakery cuz most people order in bulk and they can make it for customers in fifteen minutes. When I went at the end of the day, their bins were pretty empty. I picked up some of their ube baked goods and ordered a Halo Halo. There's really only one cashier so that took a while to order. Then they also took a while to make the Halo Halo since there was only two ladies working there. Besides the slow service, they are really nice and the baked goods were so yummy! Not to also mention it was very reasonably priced. I absolutely loved their ube desserts and the Halo Halo was delicious. read more

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We are visitors from SoCal and found this bakery on Yelp. We picked up a box of Yema Ensaymada Balls, a box of Ube Ensaymada Balls and a Butter-Ube-Buko Pandan mochi cake ball combination. So much for our low carb diet haha. Ensaymada balls are genius! Small enough to convince you that it's "only" bite-sized and you can pace yourself, so you buy a tray or two. These are so pillowy soft that before you know it, you've eaten several. We enjoyed the Yema Ensaymada the best! read more

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The ube purple yam mochi thingies were excellent and probably anything made with ube would be delicious. Two small bites for the cinnamon maladada type pastry is too expensive even at $0.75. The pork bun was not tasty and too salty. They should bring an umbrella outside so we could sit and eat as they lack an eating area. I changed my wording and corrected the pricing per the owners suggestion which I apologize for. read more

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Made with LOVE here in Pleasanton Items I enjoyed -- Ube Crinkle Cookies & Cheese Tarts Rina's bakery is focused on quality and freshness which results in amazing flavor and perfect texture. These are definitely worth the calories for a "joy" eat or treat. read more

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5 stars all across for Bunso bread, I am so lucky that I went to the Norcal Night market because this is how I found out about this amazing spot. Never have I seen ube mochi balls before so I definitely had to try this spot out since I love ube. Only other place that had the ube cookies that I was able to get was in Hawaii so I was super stoked they had these here. Well after trying their baked goods at the Nightmarket I made sure to pick up a business card from them. All the employees were so friendly. Sure enough they were local in Pleasanton so since I drive by that way going home I figured I'd stop by. The smell of fresh baked goods just made me even more hungry. I ended up getting like everything they had that was ube. When you walk in you'll notice the baked goods in containers, on the side they have the basket and tongs so you serve yourself. Everything I got was fresh and their ube senoritas to die for. I put mine in the microwave for about 8 seconds talk about heaven. This is a must try bakery. read more

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Ube Ensaymada is the bomb! I also really love the ube mochi, ube cheese tart, basically ube everything! :) I bought the pastries from a pop up event they had at my workplace and now I'm looking forward to buying in bulk for the next party I go to because it's so good! read more

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I got a handful of goodies from Bunso Breads for a Father's Day picnic, and honestly it was the best decision ever! We got: - ensaymada balls: ube, yema cream cheese (5/5) - sansrival (5/5) - spinach and artichoke puffs (5/5) - Barako iced coffee (5/5) Everything was superb. Even with a couple hiccups with my order (items being out of stock), the taste and quality of the baked goods completely blew me away. I'm going to be a repeat customer. That taho is calling me! read more

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This place is an amazing addition to Downtown Pleasanton. Located off Main Street across from True Value, Bunso Breads Bakery is a small, family-owned Filipino bakery. They have an incredible assortment of authentic, hand-made Filipino breads and desserts. Parking is plentiful since they share their parking lot with True Value. Be aware this place is hard to see from Main Street itself so once you see True Value, pull into their lot. As you walk in, you can grab a tray and self-serve your items from the display. They also have pre-packaged goods and items behind the counter. My favorites are their ube-flavored items - I tried their ube cheese tarts, pan de ube, ube ensaymada balls, etc. Everything was delicious and fresh. I want to go back and try their ube cupcakes with flan. Granted, I'm not super familiar with Filipino desserts by name, so it definiately helps to take your time and look at everything. Most items are between $1 - $3, and most pre-packaged boxes are around $10. Since it is a small business, don't expect all items to be in stock at all times. I wonder how busy they get on the weekends? FYI: they open at 10 AM! read more

Bunso Breads Bakery & Cafe - Most items $1 - $3 each! Favorite are the ube cheese tarts (middle). - Bakeries Near Me

Ube muffins and not sure the other flavor ($8 for 4 muffins) and ube senorita breads ($3 for 2) super good ,fairly priced and not too sweet! I loved the owner,despite having a long line and being so busy he was still so sweet and polite. Wish he was in San Jose I will be back for more next time I'm in the area or attempting to try to bake these myself but know I probably can't get it as good as him ha . Shop was small and quaint. read more

Bunso Breads Bakery & Cafe - Ube muffins and not sure the other flavor ($8 for 4 muffins) and ube senorita breads ($3 for 2) - Bakeries Near Me

Found this place through the nor cal night market and found out they are local and are just located near where they have the nor cal night market in Pleasanton. Pretty small location but have many types of desserts to choose from. They share a parking with true value so i think it's easy to find parking. When you walk in the smells like fresh bread. You walk in and you grab a basket tray and pick whatever you want from their clear containers. Good prices and many options. I enjoy the Ube crinkled, their ube Mochi balls and the one with yema. They also have tons of ensaymada flavors and come in their own little packaging. They are always putting out new stuff they are baking like when I was in line already they were putting out pandan mochi balls so have to try those next time. They also have halo halo and other drinks.. friendly customer service and very friendly as well! read more

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I finally got a chance to go visit this little shop in downtown Pleasanton. First of all--Directions. You know where the True Value hardware store is, on Main Street at the intersection of St Mary Street? And there's a parking lot between True Value and the old Dean's Café. Go in that parking lot and Bunso Breads is in a building right behind the old Dean's Café. It's hard to see it from Main Street. You have to go into the parking lot. But once you find it, you are in for a treat! Now, there is hardly any place to sit, one table inside and two outside. But grab a cup of their coffee and a couple boxes of baked goods, sit down, and enjoy! Don't come in with an expectation of getting one particular item because it may be sold out when you get there. Go with the flow and pick something that is available. We tried the flan cupcakes, a cupcake with a round flan on top instead of frosting. They had plain which was kind of vanilla/caramel flavor and ube, which is a sweet, purple yam. Both were good. We also enjoyed ensaymada balls, cinnamon pastry, yema cake, and we took some stuff home for the kids. It all kind of evaporated once we got it home, so I can't describe those to you. But judging from the speed that it was consumed, I think the kids liked it too. Two sticky thumbs up! read more

Bunso Breads Bakery & Cafe - Flan Cupcake, $3.5 - Bakeries Near Me

Great spot for Filipino desserts!! Stopped by for some birthday sweets and they all got amazing reviews. She is following COVID social distancing with only one group in the shop at a time, so be prepared to wait outside or sit on the benches. There is also a parking lot in front of the shop! No need to park on the street where Google maps will take you. They also take cash/Venmo only read more

One of the best places to get quality baked goods and especially Filipino treats! Their Ensaymada Balls are rightfully so, one of their bestsellers! They're 1-2 bites worth per piece and the right amount of sweetness! One of my other faves are the Spinach Artichoke Squares! If you love the traditional dip, you will love their squares. I think there's a dusting of Parmesan in the most perfect amount which makes it taste so great! You can't forget their crinkles in both Ube and Chocolate! They're pretty guilt inducing! Rich, moist and buttery! If you love Ube, there are nice bits of it in the crinkles! Their Guava and Cheese Mamon and Guava Crisps were enjoyed by our kids! The next trip will involve many of the same items, plus the Yema Cake and the Buko Pie! Another bonus are owners Rina and Olla who, you can tell, take pride in their craft and business. Nicest people! And why wouldn't you support local?? Tri-valley residents are so lucky to have this in the area. And if you're in Dublin-Pleasanton-Livermore, you must go!! Tip: The address is on Main Street but their cute store is just behind a building on Main. read more

Bunso Breads Bakery & Cafe - Ensaymada Balls $10 - Bakeries Near Me

How in the heck did we not know about Bunso Breads Bakery & Café?!?! Hay nako! Hubs and I only recently discovered this heavenly bakery as we were driving through Pleasanton... and as per usual, I was on Yelp looking for a place for us to stop and grab a bite. I literally, no joke, squealed when I came across their Yelp page. "A Filipino bakery in Pleasanton?!?" Hubby parked.. and we strolled through downtown Pleasanton... headed straight for Bunso Bakery! We walked in and immediately started grabbing all of the delicious looking Filipino desserts and breads.... Such as pandesal (of course!), senorita bread (with ube, too), ube cream cheese pillow bread (my favorite!), and cheese tarts. We were so pleased with our Bunso haul, we've gone back the last three Saturdays! We plan on ordering online for pick up... as I really want to try the bake at home pandesal and senorita bread Bunso Breads Bakery & Café is in a small shop right behind Conley's Tax Service.... And there is a parking lot to make it super easy to grab & go. read more