Val’s Bakery

Filadelfia, Estados Unidos

3.3

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+1 215-676-6203
Dirección:
1916 Welsh Rd Ste 5, Filadelfia, PA, 19115
Bustleton
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
2.9 km20 bus
3.9 kmFox Chase
4.5 kmPhilmont
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Hoy 08:30 – 19:00
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Horario local (Filadelfia) 2:50 miércoles, 11 de junio de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 08:30 – 19:00
martes 08:30 – 19:00
miércoles 08:30 – 19:00
jueves 08:30 – 19:00
viernes 08:30 – 19:00
sábado 08:30 – 17:00
domingo –

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6 opiniones sobre Val’s Bakery

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Tu valoración: 2
Philadelphia, PA
The bakery went downhill lately. While most pastries remained of the same quality, some things changed drastically, and not for the best. The prices doubled or tripled since about 4 years ago. The size of the pastries has gone down.
I used to buy their cream horns filled with the egg white cream. As the prices steadily rose, the size of the cream horn shrunk. What is worse, the cream got so disgustingly sweet that you can see the malice behind it. They are trying to make up for the tiny size with the inordinate amount of sugar in the tiny amount of cream. I am never going back there again.
Tu valoración: 4
Philadelphia, PA
This is a very good little Russian bakery. The cakes are incredibly intricate and can be bought in single slices. The knishes are so good, and come in lots of great varieties, including cabbage, egg and scallion, and my personal favorite ricotta and dill.
Tu valoración: 5
Leesburg, VA
I go to Val’s Bakery since 2001 and almost was never disappointment. I wouldn’t buy there cakes (didn’t care for the one I got for my b-​day), but their pirozhki are good, although the price go a little up every year. I don’t buy there bread or anything else but pirozhki. My favorites are with Russian cream-​cheese/​cottage cheese, potatoes, chicken meat, cottage cheese/​dill, and apricot/​walnuts. Mmmm, getting hungry!
Tu valoración: 2
Philadelphia, PA
Rye done wrong… I bought a loaf at the Bell’s Market and expected real Jewish Rye. What a mistake. This «bread» is sliced too thin, dry as a bone and it falls apart. I may have gotten 2 complete slices out of the loaf, the rest of it fell apart. I will not buy this bread again cause it’s crap.
Tu valoración: 4
CLIFTON TWP, PA
Peroshki here is awsome– especially the potato and vegetable one. Also tried the fried version when I happened upon it just as they were brought out on a tray — the potato or beef one was delicious (a little greasy) but a tasty pleasure; however, I’m sure they are a million calories sure to bring out the food police… Had a russian friend who directed me here for the flakey cookies with almonds.
Tu valoración: 3
Philadelphia, PA
Val’s used to be my go-​to Russian/​Jewish bakery in the far Northeast. The goodies there can be quite pleasant but have decreased in quality as of late. It helps to speak Russian but you do not have to the owner and ladies working there can speak English as well. I enjoy their savory peroshki (little roll stuffed with either savory or sweet fillings) with farmer cheese and dill. They do make very eye pleasing desserts. Please see the pics I posted.