Glory’s Bakery

Glory’s bakery serves all kinds of sandwiches but obviously Filipino cuisine is what they do best. My husband orders the siopao fairly often and it’s hit or miss. The pancit is always delicious, though. I swear if they bottled their sweet & sour sauce they would make a fortune. The pepperoni bread is probably the best thing on the menu. It’s like a Filipino calzone and it comes with a super yummy dipping sauce. Portions are big enough for two people and cheap. I recommend calling in your order. They can get busy during lunchtime.

The food was good but the service was as slow as molasses!!! It literally took 20 minutes to get a 25 count lumpia UNCOOKED, a pepperoni roll and a medium order of veg pancit. Did I mention I was the only customer in the building. The pepperoni roll was so good I would torture myself to go back for more… Actually everything really was good it would just be nice if the ladies could put a little pep in their step. :)

I love the prices. The lumpia is divine. :) so worth it. The portions are big, and it always smell wonderful walking in.
The atmosphere is kinda drab, but overall it’s all about the food and service.

This is my first review and unfortunately it’s not favorable. I love the pepperoni bread and bagged bread crumbs and frequent quite often since it is near my work. 98% of the time, all is great and service good and food is warm and yummy. I’ve even turned my coworkers onto this place. HOWEVER, every time I go in and the blonde lady is working, I walk out mad and debating on returning. Today, I called in my order at 11:45. The person on the phone told me ready by 12:15. I arrived at that time and stood in line for 30 minutes since the aforementioned person could not figure out how to use the POS system that has been in the store for months now. She also portrays herself as someone in a higher position within the establishment. She should not have issues using the POS, let alone taking 20 minutes to fix as the line grows at prime lunch time. By the time I received my food and walked out, my lunch break was over and the line was 15 deep. No apologies for the wait. To boot, I confirmed when ordering that I could bring my co workers ID and cc to pay for their order and then was told could not when in store and ended up having to pay out of my pocket. If it was not for being a co workers birthday lunch, I would have walked out. I will continue to go there since the pep bread is delish, however I will now ask if the lady is working and only go on days that she is there!

The food here is so good! I always get the same comb, chicken adobo, pancit and veggie lumpia. The quality is consistent which I can appreciate, because when you have a craving for something it has to be perfect.
I agree with other Unilocalers, the blonde lady is not very friendly, but everyone else is so I don’t let her bother me too much when I stop by.
It’s not the biggest place, but if your hungry the picnic like tables fut the bill. This place is crazy busy all the time so be prepared to wait a few minutes for your food.

Food is okay. Only thing worth returning for is the pepperoni bread. The staff is friendly except the caucasian lady who works up front. She claims she is the owner and is extremely rude.

If you ever want to taste a piece of heaven here on earth, try the Pepperoni Bread. I could hardly find words to describe the flavor. Mmmm-​mph! I shall return!

Lumpia is OK here (despite that it doesn’t taste like it even has meat in it) but definitely not worth the wait standing in line. The wait here is way ridiculous on the multiple times I’ve gone, so I will probably not be back.

Stopped here a couple of times since my not so great visit a month ago… they definitely made some changes, customer service is back to where it was. even the new employee is up to par now, the food is still consistently great, thanks glorys.

Two words: pepperoni bread. They did change the bread just a little so it’s not quite as sweet as it used to be (much to my dismay), but it’s still tasty! Their lumpia is delicious too! Such good and inexpensive food! Also, their fresh bread is to die for!

My friend referred me to this place and I thought it would be wonderful because she always said how much her family enjoyed it. I don’t enjoy it at all and my family didn’t either, we ordered the vegetable pancit which to me tasted like ramen noodles. And we also ordered the vegetable lumpia and beef lumpia and that wasn’t good either, it was very greasy and bland. Maybe it was just a bad day for them but I definitely won’t be trying this place again.

A good fresh taste of bakery success. I have been coming to this bakery for years. From lumpia, chicken adobo, pancit, soft baked breads. The restaurant is quaint on the corner of Aragona next to 7 – 11.
The wait is pretty fair and the food is savory. I like the pastries available and the drink selection is good. You can opt to pay a quarter for a juice exchange, not much of a soda drinker here.
Stop by for a great cheap lunch option.

This place is good for a quick meal. It is also very inexpensive, and friendly owners. It’s in the cut, you have to look for it if you want to try it out. Also, don’t worry… the place is opens, the doors and windows just look dark and outdated… but it’s open!

Good food, but avoid making any special orders. They will get them wrong or cancel them after trying to call you back. Because they consistently write down the wrong callback number.
Pretty disappointing to arrive to pickup food for event to fins they decided not to make it. This has happened three times.

Been going here for years. Love the food, they give you good portions at a cheap price. The people who work there don’t usually seem like they enjoy their job very much but they make some great food. The only two complaints I have is the wait time to get the food can be lengthly especially when I go there on my lunch break and sometimes when I call ahead to go pick it up, the line just keeps ringing and ringing and I have to call back multiple times before someone answers. Oh and the parking there sucks too, I usually have to park at the Seven Eleven next door.

So parking sucks… When I pulled up the only spot open was a handicap. The interior was definitely hole in the wallish but the patrons looked friendly. Great mix of people eating there. Families, couples, etc…
While standing in line waiting to pick up my order I saw one of the cooks eatting fries off a customers plate then go back to cooking without washing their hands. (fingers were just in your mouth. eww) It wasn’t my food though so I got my order and left.
I ordered the pizza bread w/​lumpia combo. The pizza bread is pretty much a yummy pepperoni and cheese calzone. It was pretty good. Very cheesy. However, I originally came for the lumpia.
The lumpia was bad… I ordered beef and literally tasted NONE. It was mushy not very tasteful. I was very disappointed.
If the calzone wasn’t so delicious this would have gotten 1 star and I would never have returned again.
I might give it a second try to try there chicken adobo.

I know, I hate to burst everyone’s bubble but I was really disappointed with this place. A while ago I got the hankerin’ for some pancit (remembering the lumpia & pancit that a friend of a friend made that was absolutely delicious!) Got a combo here $ 7 but it wasn’t great quality. Chicken was like gristle & my beef lumpia was all veggies (where’s the beef?)
I don’t know if it was an off day but it was pretty bad. I have tasted good quality filipino food & didn’t feel this matched up to it. I can’t say anything about the pepperoni bread as I never tried it.

I hope you’re hungry! Glory’s has the old hole in the wall mom and pop feel down. The service is very friendly and the prices (at least a lunch time) are fantastic. I ordered the Chicken Adobo lunch special and was not disappointed. The chicken was seasoned perfectly, the pancit was top notch, and the portion size was enough for two meals.
I had to experience the bakery portion of Glory’s as well, so I got a chocolate chip cookie. It was loaded with chocolate chips and tasted fantastic.
Overall a really good lunch stop.

This place has been around for a long time. I use to skip school to come here and grab some pepperoni bread. Get the pepperoni bread and ask for the sweet and sour sauce so you can dip it in the sauce. It gives it a little extra zing! Everything Glory’s makes is amazing. The lumpia is decent, I think they use too much lumpia wrapper, but it’s still good. They sell other items too, like fresh baked cookies, turnovers, ensemada, rolls, etc. This place is also cheap and very affordable for a quick lunch time grab.

I absolutely love the simplicity of the pepperoni bread! Soft, warm bread with melty cheese and pepperoni baked inside… hm… Who doesn’t love that?! Plus, it’s always baked fresh daily!
I usually get the pepperoni bread combo with lumpia. Love the two together & the price is reasonable. At around $ 7 you get a freshly baked pepperoni bread with some tomato sauce, 4 lumpias and a canned soda. I honestly think its a great deal considering the size of the pepperoni bread. I usually eat half and save the rest for later.
Awesomely simple.