Valero Milpitas

Bayani

a month ago · ★ 5

This is my go-to Filipino bakery! Even though it’s far from where I live, every time we shop at Seafood City or pass by on the highway, I always try to stop and buy their ube bread. It’s a taste of the Philippines that can never be forgotten. They always have plenty of delicious breads and sweets to choose from. Highly recommended, whether you’re Filipino or not!

Linh Ly

a month ago · ★ 4

First timer review! I came across this bake shop and from the minute I walked in, warm vibes all around. Shelves are packed with yummy goodness. The hard part was choosing NOT to buy everything. Since I am a newbie and can't read the labels, I asked one of the other customers, who was a lovely auntie who helped. She suggested try a variety of items and see what I like. So I went for it! Chicken bakes, pork bakes, cassava cake, cheese rolls, ube rolls, some pastries out of the oven, keep them coming...$55.15 later, I left a happy camper and ready to taste my way through the bag. Pork bake was delicious, the bun tastes like a cha siu bao, but the filling is different. I'll make my way through the other goodies today. Will definitely come back!

Sammi

8 months ago · ★ 5

Valerio's is our go-to stop for Filipino pastries - we always go ahead of family trips. We try to go in the morning between 10-11am, and it's rarely crowded during the week. We love their señorita bread, pan de sal, and long breads (ube, cream cheese, and haba haba). SO good! The team is always so sweet and friendly when we come in. It's always such a pleasure stopping in for pastries.

Y&N

2 years ago · ★ 5

Lovely, clean, super fresh Filipino bakery in Milpitas we were introduced to while in Hawaii, they have bakeries there as well. -Pan de Ube was what we had in Hawaii & as always is delicious, purple sweet potato filling is yummy and not too sweet! -The Ube Cheese Pandesal is super good, not dense, not oily, perfect chewiness, just a slight hint of cheese & ube, will be getting these often too. Would be great w.a salad! -Pork Filled Siopao (huge steamed buns) had just been cooked (around 1:30pm) and was being placed in the fridge when we were handed the still hot container of 4ct = $11.52. Delicious! No need for any additional soy sauce & apple cider vinegar dip we normally use with steamed buns. -Their Turon ($1.25 ea) was ok, though we wouldn't reorder these as they are deep fried then slathered with a syrup glaze = super sweet & way too heavy/oily. Not for us. Wonderful, sweet ladies work here, thank you to them. They had many patrons while we were in for the 1st time. Definitely love some of these Filipino baked goods and looking forward to sampling the other goodies in the future!

JR McKee

2 years ago · ★ 1

Very unpleasant experience. It was dirty, packed wall to wall with junk, girl who took order not a native English speaker so there was a disconnect from the beginning. Ordered boba tea and it came only about 70% full and wrapped in cellophane because the lid did not fit correctly. I was so weirded out by the whole process I left it on the table and walked away just wanting to be done with this place. Will never EVER go here or advocate anybody else go here. It's broken down, not well cared for and either they don't get it or don't care, not sure which.