There's this bakery in monumento called The Street Corner Bakery.This is like a "sosyal" local "panaderya". The French Baker meets Panaderya ni Aling Juana type of store.
They have pizza, dark rye slices, calzone and whole wheat bread but at the same time they also offer local favorites found in the real street corner bakeries like pandesal, pan de coco, spanish bread, kababayan and pan de regla.Isn't that great?
They also put your pandesals and pan de cocos in a sealed plastic bags separately like they do in high-end bread shops like The French Baker.
kumana ka na naman ng puro pagkain hehehehe, walang sawa ka talaga kumain ha? hmmmmm, sige na na nga masarap na nga...
ReplyDeletekasi po ang meme ay LASANG PINOY SUNDAYS,talagang puro food...
ReplyDeletesounds like a really good place!:)spanish bread!!! i miss that:)
ReplyDeletewhat are the colored ones? natawag ang aking pansin.... mukhang yummy!
ReplyDeletethe multi-colored bread also caught my attention. they look tempting.:D
ReplyDeleteWow! Sosyal na down-to-earth bakery! LOL
ReplyDeleteServing mine HERE
I haven't seen this yet in Monumento. Some kinda Julie's meet French Baker I guess. I'll check it out when I am in the vicinity.
ReplyDeletewhat are those multi-colored balls? they look so good. i wish there ia a bakery like that nearby. sarap!
ReplyDeletewow thats a good biz
ReplyDeletein san fernando city, la union there is this high class bakery called "danish baker" well sort of a competition for "french baker" and on the far end of the city there is a local street corner bakery called "danny's bakery". see the rhyme?
my entry is here
magandang araw ka-lasa-ista :)
Salamat sa pagbisita :)
gusto ko lahat, pero di ko pa na try ang pan de regla..
ReplyDeleteAyos ang bakery na ito ha :) Pan de regla, ano kaya meron dito? (scratches head)
ReplyDeletelove the story about the Street Corner Bakery in Monumento and how its like sosyal na down-to-earth (according to z'riz). love local stories (also that of jay, sa san fernando yung danish baker naging danny's bakery sa opposite end ng city, he..he..)
ReplyDeletelove buying from local bakeries too, especially francis, spanish bread and cheese bread. love your fotos!
I'm s intrigued with those Pica colored balls.. never had those before. Are they bread too?
ReplyDeleteWhat a find! Sure wish there was this type of store here in the desert (asa pa ako!) - hahaha
ReplyDeleteWish we had a bakery like that near us. I'd be there everyday :)
ReplyDeletei love calzone!!
ReplyDeleteI love bread too!! I miss eating pan de coco, spanish bread, kababayan (this one talaga, wala akong mabili :P) and red bread (i think that's pan de regla)..
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