Goldilocks Bakeshop and Restaurant

Though noted as a bakery, the ready-made lunch counter seems to draw the crowd. Over a dozen Filipino classics to choose from. Pinangat na Pampano, fish stewed in vinegar broth, perfect with a side of rice. A rejuvenating combo when nursing a hangover or in need of a pick-me-up. A chain establishment perfect for those seeking consistency — in palate and surroundings. But lacking the intimate family-feel when compared to other Filipino cash-and-carrys.

I wish we have a restaurant like this in Dallas! Food and services were amazing, there were a variety of bakery selections and food items on the menu. Highly recommend

The San Francisco peninsula is home to one of the largest Filipino communities in the country and therefore, there is no shortage of their cuisine in the area. Now, staying open and being successful is another story. Goldilocks is a reliable Filipino restaurant, a franchise operation with fairly loose compliance standards in uniformity, which means its restaurants vary in looks and operation. This one is on Mission Street in Daly City, a smart looking place that serves up a selection of hot food, ready-to-eat in the Turo-turo style. It's a method so common with Filipino joints that literally translates to point-point as you go along the line in cafeteria fashion. For about eight plus years that I've been going to this restaurant, I seen the same staff work there. That must mean that the

Arrived an hour before closing but many items had run out for the day. Combo #6 made me nostalgic because it tastes exactly as I remembered it over a decade ago when I visited their prior location. Halo halo is not as sweet as most other places, which allowed me to enjoy my dessert guilt free.

Kababayan!! I soooo wanted to be taken back to my roots. While in the Bay Area for business I went out of my way to visit an iconic chain for my Pinoy food fix - gosh I was really disappointed. Maybe it was the fact it was a Tuesday in the middle of the day?! Zero flavor dinuguan. Stale lumpia. My people!?!?