Fil Bake Shop is a beloved Filipino bakery in Delano, known for its traditional and affordable…read morebaked goods like pan de sal, ladyfingers and other delicious verity. The line is long but it goes by quick you have different types of bread to choose from and even some finger foods like lumpia's and beef sticks and other items. The atmosphere is always warm welcoming when you first come in the ladies are very friendly. This is a spot in Delano where it's a must to go for anyone who is new to this place.

Fil Bake Shop is a must stop spot if you're passing through Delano, CA. Since 1981 they've been…read moreselling delicious filipino baked goods to the community. The line was out the door when my family and I arrived but the service is quick. It's cash only, so that helps to keep things moving. The bakery is small with a few booths inside if you're hoping to sit down for coffee and bread. Otherwise, most people are in and out. Today, my family and I ordered to go. We always buy their pan de sal. It's my favorite to have in the morning for breakfast. We also bought some lady fingers. They're a great sweet treat.

If you guys haven't tried the ube goodies from D'Cafe then you guys are definitely missing out!!!…read moreD'Cafe sells goodies right out of Fil Bake Shop, so you can find the goodies there or check them out on Instagram. It's probably a good thing that this is in Delano and not in Bakersfield because I would be there all the time. It's nice to see Fil Bake Shop expanding. D'Cafe is fairly new, but the baker knows her stuff. I've had my fair share of goodies from here and I think my favorite is a toss up between the crinkle cookies and the newer item which is the empanada ube hayala. The empanada texture is more like bread versus an empanada to me, but the filling is what makes it really addicting. Everyone in Delano has had the lady fingers at Fil Bake Shop, but has everyone in Delano tried the ube lady fingers from D'Cafe? If you have not tried it yet, then you better get it before it's sold out for the day. Just when you thought the lady fingers was the best thing, they one upped it with ube. FYI if you've never been here before then just know they only take cash. Parking is a little bit crazy, but when you get to the front of the line then you'll be greeted by friendly aunties and uncles waiting to serve you warm/freshly baked bread.

Yum! Try it out! New Cafe in town currently under renovation currently selling next door at Fil…read moreBake Shop! A must try for the person with the sweet tooth!

To me this place is a hidden gem. I'm not in the Delano area often but the past couple of times I…read morehave been I've noticed this bakery. Today I finally checked it out and was so pleasantly surprised! Everything tasted so fresh and was so buttery and perfect. This bakery totally reminds me of the panaderias I've been to in Mexico! The conchas are as big as your head and are so soft and spongey! The loaf cakes were some of our favorite items. They come in a huge assortment of flavors. Each flavor was so moist and light we ended up having to buy a few to go for my boyfriends family. They do serve some lunch items like tortas, burritos, and tacos which I do plan on trying next time I'm in Delano. I will definitely return to this place and recommend it to all my family and friends. Check them out if you are in the area!

Absolutely love the bread here! Nice staff super friendly!! They also sell food and make cakes!read more

Came from Shafter to see what the hype was all about. There wasn't a lot of variety of pan which…read morewas a little disappointing. It also wasn't great. The establishment was nice and clean so that was a plus, but it wasn't worth the 30 minute drive in the end.

I went there for the hyped up conchas and it did not disappoint!! Best conchas i've ever had! the…read morebread part had great flavor and great softness and not hollow and the crust on top was sweet but not too sweet with a good crunch

I have been going to Kohnen's for decades. I am often in the Bakersfield and Tehachapi areas for…read morework, and we always stop in for a great meal when passing through on road trips. Tuesday, March 10th, we traveled to Bakersfield to pick up a vehicle I had purchased, and of course had to stop by Kohnen's. My wife and I split a Tuna and Cheddar Panini, and a loaded Turkey (we arrived too late for Sourdough!!). It is difficult to walk away without a mini-pie (try them all, but blackberry is freaking amazing!!). As always, Danelle was there with her typical congeniality and work ethic! We love her!! And I got to tell her about her doppelgänger in a restaurant in Yucaipa!! They do exist!! In summary, eat at Kohnen's!! Say hi to Danelle!

I visited Kohnen's Bakery Tehachapi yesterday with my family, and this was honestly one of the…read moreworst customer service experiences I've ever had. I only purchased two items -- one cream puff and one slice of cheesecake -- but the cashier charged my card THREE times due to repeated mistakes. Here's exactly what happened: 1) My first card (Card A) was charged $11.20. The cashier asked me if I wanted a receipt, and I said yes. Then she told me the receipt didn't come out because the transaction "didn't go through," and asked me to provide my card again. 2) I gave the same card again, and this time she charged $11.69. 3) Then again, she told me that it didn't go through, so I used a different debit card (Card B), which was charged $11.20. While sitting at the table with my family, I immediately checked my bank account and thought I had only been charged twice. I spoke to a staff member at the store and requested a refund for one of the $11.20 charges, which was processed. However, today I realized I had actually been charged three times, meaning there was still another $11.20 that needed to be refunded. So I called the bakery and asked to speak with a manager. I spoke with someone named Danielle. I calmly explained the entire situation and told her I would send all my receipts and bank transaction records by email so they could double-check and confirm everything. She said ok and gave me their email address, but it was very long, and I was concerned about making a mistake while writing it down. So I politely asked if she could text me the email address instead. Her response was extremely rude -- she said, "I'm not required to do that," and told me to just write it down myself if I had a pen and paper. Although I was already uncomfortable with her attitude, I carefully wrote it down and sent the email. However, the email bounced back as invalid, even though I had confirmed the spelling with her multiple times over the phone. When I called again, Danielle answered and said, "Ma'am," in a very dismissive tone, and told me that they had found the three charges and had already processed refunds for both $11.20 transactions. I tried to confirm which card the refund was going to, since I used two different cards, but after putting me on hold for a long time, she read off a card number that was not mine. When I told her that wasn't my card, she insisted those were the only transactions for $11.20 yesterday and told me to "check my bank in a few days" and call back if the refund doesn't show up. And, she didn't apologize for the mistake, even though they charged my cards three times and wasted a significant amount of my time. Even yesterday, when I asked for an apology, I only received one reluctantly after I pointed out that they had made a mistake -- and even then, the response was dismissive, as if I should just accept it because they were "taking care of it." The attitude throughout this entire situation was rude, unprofessional, and extremely frustrating. The cheesecake was very good. But because of this experience, I would never come back. We drove all the way from Los Angeles to Tehachapi with my family, expecting a pleasant visit, but this bakery completely ruined the day. Being charged a total of $34.09 for just two small items due to repeated errors is unacceptable. If your staff cannot properly process payments, they should not be working as cashiers. Situations like this should never happen. What's even worse is that after making multiple mistakes, there was not a single sincere apology -- only attitude, dismissiveness, and instructions for me to keep checking my bank and call back again. My time is valuable. This entire situation could have been avoided if things were handled properly from the beginning. This was an extremely unpleasant experience, and I am very disappointed. Cf) For reference, the other $16.05 receipt is for bread that my brother purchased.

We were spending a few days in Death Valley and decided to take a quick day trip to the Alabama…read moreHills and Manzanar. The restaurant was nearly full when we arrived but no one was taking advantage of the outdoor seating. The menu and prices are what you would expect from a typical American-style diner. The desserts, though, are several cuts above. It was already 2pm when we arrived (the restaurant closes at 3pm) and I was surprised to see that there were still desserts available, as they were sold out on every one of my previous visits. I've always wanted to try one of their pies. Unfortunately, the only pies left were whole pies and, though I was sorely tempted, I knew that I would end up eating the whole pie at one sitting. Instead, I ordered the peach blackberry coffee cake. Wow! I don't know who's doing their baking for them, but their talents are being wasted in Lone Pine. That coffee cake in an L.A. restaurant would be featured in Eater LA at a minimum.

This place won't let you down if you're stopping through. Many hikers and travelers stop here. They…read morehave a to-go menu (which apparently means you can literally take the menu to go - some guy walked in and asked for a to-go menu and was confused when he wasn't able to walk out with it...at first). But really, they have wraps to go if you need a quick bite. The food isn't anything to write home about - the real star of the show is Jess. She will make you feel welcomed, as if you're a regular. She has the perfect personality to keep the ambiance at the restaurant high energy and fun. Should she ever leave this place, the ratings would likely be closer to a 2-3 star.

The guava and cream cheese pastries are amazing. Light and flaky with a rich butter flavor. They…read morewere still warm when I got them in the morning. 10 bucks for 6 is a damn good price for the quality. I will definitely be back again.

As soon as I opened the door to this cakery, my eyes widen, like a kid in a candy store. The aromas…read moreof fresh baked goods fill the air. The staff are very pleasant and helpful . So many things , wish I could try all of them. Ordered the cinnamon roll with berry topping, ohh my gosh, it's a sweet ooey goodness galore. Messy, but delicious! Please someone stop me, and make me put down my fork. Ordered the red velvet cheesecake cookie, enormous cookie, size of a crumble cookie, but better tasting. Also ordered a mixture of cheese rolls and guava rolls, warm in the microwave and you feel like you're eating at a bakery in LA. Will I be back to try more baked goods? You bet!

Bought some flour tortillas from this bakery. They r so good I'm eating them alone to get that…read more delicious flavor! Next time I'm in Wasco, ill stop in just for these tortillas.

Carnitas,menudo,barbacoa,tamales the burritos, chicharron,salsas, the bread and the flour and corn…read moretortillas are all good like homemade! Basically everything you can think of they have. One of my favorite places to get good Mexican food. Workers and owners are very nice and humble people.

So the first thing you need to do when you move from one city to another is open up Yelp and check…read morefor best panaderia with great empanadas and a good cheeseburger joint. Luckily, my new landlord recommended El Birote Bakery. She was right as the empanadas are great. It may be a small shop but all good things come in small packages.

El bigoted has a great selection of Mexican bread. Love to shop here often and torta bread is the…read morebest. Love to order from here for our family gatherings

This small business in an unassuming building has delicious egg tarts. I was surprised at the…read moredifferent flavors offered-tried coconut (fav), plain, orange, sugar topped. They are $2 each whi h seems like a deal. They also have different breads -sweet and savory. Bought some sweet rolls and I was impressed similar to Kings Hawaiian but better. I will veback to look over the small grocery area. They also have coffee and sandwiches. A real gem.

So happy to have found this gem on our road trip! Stopped for lunch and got a few popsic sandwiches…read moreand other goodies to bring home to family. Tasted like the Azores. The workers were welcoming and answered our questions. The bathroom was very clean too. Will be making this place a regular stop on all future road trips!