Mercels Bakeshop

Claudine R. 4 months ago

Mercel’s is tucked in a strip mall, unassuming with plenty of parking. It’s a Filipino store with a few tables that you can order food and eat in. Seating was comfortable, the AC worked but somewhat warm inside. Service was really slow because everything was cooked to order. The lumpia seemed store-bought; there was nothing authentic about it, and so was the longganisa. It had a Cajun-like taste, but it was not good at all. For $10, I ate one and threw it out. The garlic fried rice, chop suey, and sisig were delicious. There aren’t many Filipino places like this in this part of Florida. But, hey, there’s a Jollibee on the same road, so that’s a plus!

Alex Diego 10 months ago

Food was tasty as always. Come here as often as I can with my wife. There is a small language barrier so there’s room for error with the order, but other than that the food is authentic and delicious!

Nerline Craft a year ago

I visited Mercel’s Bakeshop today! I got the adobo pork, adobo chicken with white rice and egg rolls. The egg rolls were good, the adobo pork was really good as well with the rice, the chicken was ok. I give them a 4.5

Jeniffer Arboleda a year ago

Visiting from out of town and was excited to see a Filipino establishment ! We walked in and waited almost 15 minutes, even when we rang the bell for service. My mom called out and finally found someone. The food took awhile to come out and the loganisa did not taste good. They forgot about one of our orders and then told us they were sold out after the fact. The server was friendly and gave us a free cake.

Kingdom Culture 2 years ago

This wasn't my first choice, I went to the business down the street solely based on stars, to my Surprise, the stars and service didn't match so we left to go here. Living in a place where there were no Filipino restaurants or stores, my experience started off horribly, I'm glad i came here. Mercels bakery is your typical two in one store / restaurant. Majority of the space was stocked with Filipino favorites such as swan soy sauce, bario fiesta bagaoon, UBE flavored snacks etc. There was a small selection in the bakery window but we opted to skip it and chose to get done UBE wafer sticks. They offered to door services for boxes sent over seas ( which I ended up helping an elderly mother and her daughter struggling unload her two boxes. ) We were greeted by the Filipino grandma who smiled the whole time. I wished she had a grandson or someone else help her carry the food, not that she couldn't handle it. We ordered Adobong baboy, beef bistek, pinoy spaghetti, diniguan and (3) pork BBQ skewers. Entrees didn't come with rice but they sold it for 1.25 a side. For the avg person, 1 is plentiful, maybe a little more than 2x more for what you'd normally get. Being pinoy, I ordered two