Mercel's - Filipino Bakeshop Bistro & Market

Jonah 2 months ago

This filipino cafe is the best spot for brekfast their tapsilog is so savory and the garlic rice is perfect the adobo is tender and fall apart and the halo halo is a sweet treat with lots of ube and leche flan the coffee is strong and the service is warm and freindly like family the place feels like home with cute decor and the prices are cheap for the big portions defintely coming back for the longganisa and the pandesal everything is fresh and delicious a solid 10 out of 10

ricecube348 5 months ago

Came here in hopes of buying some baked goods, sadly the selection wasn't great on my visit. Did end up with a packet of hopia, and mamon. Also had lunch, pictured was pork adobo. Very good, truly. I assume it was the owner, but while eating he brought out a guitar and began playing it. It was both endearing and awkward at the same time. I don't know if I'll be back though. I travel to Orlando yearly and I'm well aware of the quantity of Filipino restaurants. I've been to a lot of them over the years so I know it's tough competition. Obviously, if you need traditional Filipino supplies, this is the place to go, and it's worth visiting to support our people and their livelihood so I'm glad I went.

BK Man a year ago

Food was good. I liked the shrimp tempura. Nice shopping experience. Service was good and friendly. Comfortable seating

WeeWonder Girl Florida a year ago

WOW. Must stop and dine! Stopped by on my way to Tampa and was glad I did. During my travels, I like to google the area to see if any Filippino restaurants are in the area. Kissimmee has a few but no need to check out the others because I found this little gem and it was so good. Mind you, I did read the reviews prior, but I'm biased and know this world is filled with Karens. Give them a chance like I did. Had the Pancit Bihon and Lumpia and it was authentic. All Reasonably priced, plenty of dining space for such a lil market and order was fresh! Be sure to shop the market area. They offer baked goods, but get there early has it goes fast. I found items I used while I lived in the Philippines. I only live about 50 minutes away on the Space Coast, I will make the drive once and awhile to dine.

Fishing Buddy *PH* Edited a year ago

I was a little disappointed on this last visit. I came in looking for some Filipino baked goods and to my surprise they didn't have much available. I usually look for pan de sal and pan de coco but none was available. In fact, there was hardly any fresh baked goods that day. We did not eat- in that day for we were not hungry at the time. Yes, this store is also a restaurant and you can order off their menu. Food here is good! Baked goods, when available is also good. That's why I was a little disappointed when I did not find any! Btw...we live in Maine and we always look forward to visiting Mercel's every time we go down to Kissimmee. Maybe we just stopped by the wrong day....who knows? Update (10/5/24): Visited Mercel's again and this time it was much better than our last visit. The store was well stocked (full). We were able to find everything we were looking for. We even decided to order some ulam from their menu. We ordered BBQ and fried tilapia. On top of that, we also bought some pan de sal, pan de coco among other things.