The Baker’s Son - Jacksonville, FL

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Katy Oianvia Google

about 1 month ago

Filipino bakery conveniently located across the street from Jollibee. Looks great, smells great, tons of customers going in and out... so you know it's legit. I remember my in laws bringing home some treats, and one of them looked like bland, dried up toast so I didn't go near it (and opted to devour their amazingly soft and delicious ube pan del sals first). The my husband forced me to try it and OMG this "unappetizing" looking toast is sweet and buttery and downright amazing! Basically, don't judge a filipino pastry by the cover. Anyways my first time going in myself, and there's so much tasty looking things in there which easily had us spending $50 on what basically are different combinations of flour, eggs and sugar (with some occasional meat and ube). We also grabbed some "mix mix" halo halo drinks and ube shakes on the way. SO GOOD. Ube definitely kicks taro off any top chart for anything purple related. The kids now expect a standard array of treats from here (ube muffins especially) whenever the inlaws come to visit!

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brittanie nealvia Google

about 1 month ago

So happy to welcome Baker’s Son to the neighborhood! The baked goods are incredible fresh, rich in flavor, and truly authentic Filipino treats. You can tell a lot of pride and craftsmanship goes into everything they make. Friendly service and amazing food make this a must-visit bakery.

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Holy Guacamolevia Google

about 1 month ago

Filipino owned bakery. Freshly made bread and pastries. My daughter and I love this place. It is very busy on Sunday. Space is a bit small inside. They do have a canopy sitting bench outside. Good day to visit are weekdays if you like a much quiter and have more time to look around.

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Lía Paduavia Google

4 months ago

A bakery with a wide variety and delicious flavors. I loved everything I tried. Highly recommended if you want to enjoy something different and high-quality.

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Juliet Gudkavia Google

5 months ago

For a homesick Filipino like me who drove 5 hours to get here I'd say the drive is worth it. They've got everything you've missed from back home. I bought kutsinta, sapin sapin, ensaymada, ube rolls, cheese rolls, kabayan ube, they also have mainit init pa na bilo-bilo, siopao, at kapeng barako. This was after lunch at Jolibee just across the bakery. My belly is full and had plenty pasalubong for my family. Sarap ng kapeng barako I partnered with kabayan ube. They also have pandesal and Spanish bread but ill have to get them on my way home na. The smell of freshly baked bread and brewed coffee are the best. Pagpasok mo , you'll smell it, super kakatakam specially if you're not from the area and food Luke this are scarce or none from where you came from like me, im sure you will love their bakery too. The girl at the registry is from Isabela and it sure feel like nasa panaderya ka lang sa isang kanto sa Manila. Very homy ang feeling. They also have turon, halo-halo, all kinds of ube goodness and many more.