Valerio’s Tropical Bake Shop

Reviews

• Courtney M.

  star star star star star_border 20 July 2026

  Mood - pastries of course
  
  Upon entering was greeted as it was starting to get busy. With the size of the store it can easily get congested. There are several shelves filled with all of the delights along the wall and in the middle. You pick your items, and go up to the cashier when done and pay.
  
  Opted for the ube pan de sol, pastillas ube, and puto bumbong. Nothing that was purchased disappointed in the slightest. Plus Im a huge sucker for Ube.
  
  Due to severe allergies in my house, I personally enjoy that each of the items has a detailed label letting you know what all ingredients are added.
  
  Would def recommend- pricing was reasonable
  
  Location is Maryland Pkwy/ Flamingo- ample parking

• Queenie D.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 19 July 2026

  Quite disappointing. I dont remember this place being this bad from my last visit in Vegas from a couple years back.
  
  But today, my "cheesebread" was disappointing. The bread was dry, and I didnt get the cheese part up until the last bite. Midway through the chow, I thought that they may have just given me the wrong order, but yeah. Anyway, the inconsistency was disheartening.
  
  The girl behind the counter was very sweet though.
  
  As there are no Filipino bakeries back home in Atlanta, I was planning on buying more pastries later, but after this, never mind.
  
  Word to the business: I hope you guys stay consistent with your products especially since you have patrons that comes and goes, and one awful product can affect their lifelong impression of your business. For example, I understand that I only paid 99 cents for that one cheese bread, but because of that bad experience, I opted out on purchasing for friends and family - a transaction that wouldve been significant as I was fully prepared to fill a suitcase full of Filipino foods and goodies. Additionally, my parents will be visiting vegas with a few of their friends in August, and I honestly cannot recommend this place to her, thus, you guys are losing more business in the future.
  
  I hope this was just an off day for you guys. But regardless, I'm left disappointed.
  
  Hope this helps.

• Cleeii A.

  star star star star star 4 July 2026

  It's about 18 minute drive from home but it's worth it. Their breads are different from other Filipino bakeries or the Valerio's in Arroyo in terms of tastes and freshness. They are the best!! Pan de Ube is my favorite. I love how the bread was soft and moist and filled with sweet ube inside. It's so good, even Melts in your mouth. A pack of 6 rolls is $3.39. Would highly recommend getting your breads and sweets when you're visiting in town.

• Michael A.

  star star star star star_border 3 July 2026

  Valerio is a great Phillipine bakery right next to seafood city. The bakery has turon, delicious sugary treats and plenty of baked goods. Expect that nothing is healthy here. But the baked goods are not bad. If you ever come by seafood city, make sure not to miss this bakery.
  
  The ube pastries are a very sweet flavored dessert that is one of my favorites. I enjoy the turon which is a fried egg roll dessert with banana plantains. The egg roll is also coated in a sweet honey like substance that give the texture of the egg roll a smoother taste.
  
  The service is good and the prices are on the cheap end if you consider 3-5$ cheap for desserts. I feel that the bakery could be bigger, I felt crammed inside and there were barely any people inside.
  
  In conclusion, this place has good desserts for a fairly cheap price and the service is convenient. I will be coming back here sometime in the future. I would suggest you give it a look as it is worth the try.

• Ashley B.

  star star star star star_border 28 June 2026

  Carb heaven! I have been coming to Valerio's since they opened. It's the closest authentic Filipino bakery to me and I love what they serve up. All my favorites are there: cheese rolls, turron, ensaymada, pan de sal, pan de ube, etc. I have some pretty fond memories of the cheese rolls. There are a couple of drawbacks. The store is on the small side, so when it gets busy, it can be tricky to maneuver around. Secondly, they require a purchase of $10 in order to use credit/debit. Lastly, after not having gone there in a couple of years, I bought myself a cheese roll the other day and although it was delicious, I was disappointed to see that they reduced the amount of cream cheese filling that they put into the roll.