Valerio's Tropical Bakeshop - Concord

I visit this place to get my fave ?Kutsinta? but I was disappointed after the second day! It got spoiled ?Panis?! There stuff is always exposed by the Sun. I called and told them about it and she didn?t believe me. I lived far from the Store and not gonnalie about it! She also tried to argue with me about it! You should have good customer service, friendly staff and not argue withyour customers, just saying! So I stop buying from them! Not Satisfied with the results of feedback I provided!!! ??

I 'd love to support my fellow Pinoy owned businesses every time I can but the quality of your baked goods at this branch have suddenly gone down hill. Instead of a fresh, soft and tasty palitaw I got a frozen one which for the sake of humor will now becalled palubog and the leche flan has the consistency of a scrambled eggs with syrup to cover how bad it is. In fairness,the pan de sal is the only good one from the $40 worth of food I bought. I 'd love to give you more stars perhaps when youimprove. Please be consistent if you want returning customers.

Valerio's Tropical Bakeshop offers popular Filipino sweet goodies. I would recommend anyone to try their ube halaya and buko pie, it's not too sweet and it is best eating it during snack time with a coffee. But if you have a sweet tooth and loves eatinga dessert after a meal, try tasting their yummy leche flan (it is like a creme brulee).

Everything I bought on Dec 24, 2019 tastes great except for the palitaw (white oblong shapes with grated coconut on top) which tastes sour/panis. I complained about it a week after, when I came back. No refund was given. They already knew that they areselling old foods, why still put them for sale?

I like their Turon since its bigger than the competitors but I think they can do better with their take home containers. They should put these Turon on containers that has air holes on top of them so they wont get so soggy a few hours later.