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Angie's Bakery
Un sabor de la herencia filipina con delicias de ube recién horneadas y sabrosos bocadillos.
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Panadería
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Un sabor de la herencia filipina con delicias de ube recién horneadas y sabrosos bocadillos.
Angie's Bakery es una querida panadería filipina en Virginia Beach, conocida por sus productos auténticos y recién horneados. La panadería ofrece una amplia variedad de productos dulces y salados, incluyendo rollos de ube, ensaymada, empanadas y siopao, todos elaborados con esmero y recetas tradicionales. Con un ambiente acogedor en el que los clientes pueden ver el proceso de horneado a través de la ventana, ofrece un lugar agradable para tomar café, merendar y sentir orgullo cultural. El personal amable y los precios razonables lo convierten en un destino destacado tanto para la comunidad filipina local como para los amantes de la comida.
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Disfruta de una variedad de dulces y salados como rollos de ube, ensaymada, empanadas y siopao, horneados a diario con sabores auténticos.
Disfruta de bebidas únicas, como lattes de ube y espresso, creadas para complementar nuestros pasteles con un toque morado.
Acompaña tus dulces con una variedad de cafés y tés de calidad, perfectos para una experiencia de cafetería acogedora.
Lleva productos frescos para llevar o realiza pedidos al por mayor para eventos, con opciones como cheesecakes de ube y panecillos.
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Very cute bakery in the VB area. The Ube latte, espresso, cheesecake and bread were very tasty. Not too sweet but very satisfying. The staff is very friendly and polite as well as the regular clientele. Great spot for coffee and a good quality snack.
Great Filipino bakery! You can smell the fresh baking as you walk up, and you can even see them baking through the window, which is such a nice touch. They offer a fantastic variety of both sweet and savory items, plus a great selection of drinks. If ube is your thing, this is the place to be—they have everything from ube drinks and cheesecakes to fresh ube bread. The staff is super friendly and gives great recommendations if you aren’t sure what to try. We got the ube ensaymada and the empanadas, and both were delicious. Prices are very very reasonable, ranging from $3 to $10. Highly recommend!"
Norfolk has an impressive range of Filipino restaurants and cafés, and Angie’s Bakery still manages to stand out. On a Sunday morning, the place was alive with a steady flow of the local Filipino community— a reminder that the best food always draws people home. The ube is the star here, and rightfully so. From coffees to pastries, every purple-hued bite was delicious. We grabbed a dozen ube rolls fresh to-go, and they didn’t even make it past the day. The service was warm and welcoming, and the atmosphere carried that perfect mix of neighborhood charm and cultural pride. For me, this was more than just a bakery stop— it was a taste of heritage. Maraming salamat po sa inyong lahat 🇵🇭 Five stars, easily.
This is one of those places where once you go once, you'll be thinking about going all the time. I visited the first time because I was craving ube and they had lots of options available. Now I've gone back a few times and am always looking forward to when the next time I can visit is! The Ube latte is a must for every visit, and everything I've tried has been phenomenal. The bread is so perfect and soft; buy more than you think you need because you're going to want to eat it all in one sitting and will need the extra.
Fast and friendly service, everything well-seasoned and delicious! Can't go wrong with chicken empanada, ham and cheese, pan de burger, or pork siopao, perfect amount of filling and pastry/dough. Hopia cherry and pumpkin spice ensaymada fantastic for dessert, especially ensaymada! Hopia our least favorite, a little dry, but still good.
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