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.

The tamales are delicious, concha's too, and great customer service. I love this bakery.read more

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.

Trying a Delano favorite today. After having Pan de CoCo on vacation I needed to find the nearest…read moreFilipino bakery to buy some. Turns out its about 35 min away from me, um ok worth the drive. After reading the reviews I read they sell out pretty quickly and I realized how right they were. When I arrived there was just a few options left and not knowing what to get I watched a customer come in and make an order, to which I of course responded with I want what she ordered. You cant go wrong when you watch what is everyone's favorite. I got lady fingers, sweet cream rolls and banana filled what I believe to be a lumpia wrapper. 6 lady fingers, 2 rolls and 2 banana yummys for $7. A steal! They only take cash so be prepared for that. The lady fingers are bread with sugar coating(not at all like the Italian lady fingers that are more cookie like). They were still warm ftom being fresh made and 3 for $1 how can you pass this up. Soft, sweet bread and a hot cup.of coffee. I would be in heaven. The sweet cream rolls were soft, and pillows. When I got home I put some of my Amish made Cinnamon Pear Jam that I wrote about in a previous review and it leveled up and it felt illegal eating it. The banana lumpia dessert was good, of the choices it wasnt my favorite but im not the biggest fan of fried food. It was crispy, and the sliced bananas inside was cooked nicely and not mushy. The banana flavor was subtle but there. I would have rather had a stronger banana flavor but to me the fry oil was overpowering. The bakery has been there for ao long, do not expect an over priced fancy bakery with mid products. Youre going to an older bakery(been around since the 80s and the building probably hasnt changed much) where they know how to bake the tried and true Filipino desserts and breads without gimmicks or trends, and because they keep interior/exterior basic they can keep the prices down. This is the kind of bakery you come to for quality old school products and service, everyone is helpful and kind and they deliver the most delicious breads and desserts. I will be back soon to try their Pan de Coco!!

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!

This is the best bread ever. The service is great and the workers are nice there. The decors are…read morereally nice. I really love the Christmas decors when its the time of the happy Christmas month.

Great pan dulce. The conchas were fresh out of the oven. The carnitas were not the best. I probably…read morewon't buy them again. The tamales were flavorful, however, the masa didn't have the sauce mixed into it. A good balance of masa and meat. The lady at the front counter needs to prioritize customers before cleaning the bread trays. There was a long line and she was more interested in cleaning the trays. Come here for the delicious bread but don't expect great customer service.

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

I have only been here once to get some tamales. But haven't been in since. On that day I remember…read moreit being very busy due to the holidays. They have great customer service and it seems like the family works together. The place is really clean busy and friendly. I tried one of the sweet breads 2 days ago it was fluffy, fresh, and most of all delicious. I need to come back in and try something new.

Visiting from out of town and this place smelled delicious as soon as I approach, but once inside…read morethere was no more bread by 9am?! If you've been running a business for a couple years, I would assume you would make enough to cater to the whole town. All the bread racks were empty. They are really losing out on money.

Eh oh No..... this business is a mess bad service and bad costumer service, even the food I ordered…read morea asada torta for pick up and they made bread with cheese only, Muy mal servicio ordene dos tortas de azada para recoger y cuando llegue a mi casa m salió nomas pan con queso luego llame para reclamar mi verdadera torta y el servicio al cliente m salió enojado, muy mal servicio ZERO recomendaciones

We stopped by Saturday afternoon because we were there for a basketball playoff. It is a small shop…read morethat is in a tiny parking lot that includes a small market next door. The business looked like it was closed. There were no lights on! We went in and saw 2 small cases of bread to our left. On the counter where the trays and tongs and a man came out and told us the bread was Oaxacan style bread. They have mostly white and wheat breads which are not sweetened or might have a raisin or chocolate piece or two inside. There were some cookies, small empanadas, and regular size turnovers. They also had a few cans and other packages of different foods on additional shelves like mole in powder form. We tried 3 of the mini pineapple empanadas (turnovers) for $1. Good and fresh. We choose a white loaf that had some chocolate pieces and a few raisins inside. It was like white bread, not moist like a pound cake or anything like that, I enjoyed it at home with coffee. That cost $2.50. I'd stop by when in McFarland, but otherwise I prefer my go to bakery in Wasco for Mexican sweet bread because of the variety available.