Filipino Bagnet Glendale Restaurant & Bakery

We tried it today for breakfast The food is not bad. My kids love the corned beef silog
We came back for dinner cause my son wanted tocinosilog. My wife asked if the tocino is chicken or pork and she said chicken. So when they served the food, it was fried chicken. My wife said she ordered tocino but she said I ordered chicken. I came to a conclusion that she just want to make profit and I can’t believe how she wants us to accept that FRIED chicken (big thigh part) and chicken tocino is just one. It could have been nice if she said that they don’t have tocino and is it ok if they serve fried chicken. My wife wanted a cash refund but we have a heart and we just can’t do it to our fellow Filipino.
So disappointed.

I know this place has a good number of bad reviews, but, I still like their food. Maybe it’s because I’ve only eaten their crispy pata and lechon kawali or maybe it’s because I’ve only eaten the food at my parent’s house and my mom seems to know the owner.
The crispy pata and lechon kawali is always fresh when I’ve eaten it. Of course the food is going to be greasy… It’s fried pork for goodness sakes. If you want healthy food, don’t order those two types of food.
Recently, we ordered their garlic rice. It wasn’t the worst thing I’ve eaten, but it could have been so much better. Seriously, how you anyone mess up garlic fried rice. You fry up the rice with lots of fresh garlic, not garlic powder. Their version is a little dark and burned.

Everytime I go here the service is so bad, pretty slow. This restaurant should not have an A grade.

Female owner, usually by the register, is rude and gets confused with orders when there’s a lot of customers. Make sure to double check your orders when placed. On a good note, male owner is very nice and friendly, and so is everyone else.

I’m at a loss for words because this restaurant is comically bad, five dollar breakfast with free rice notwithstanding .
I ordered the «fried pork» and the meat was pure raw and like gel. Absolutely disgusting. Yeah, you get free refills on the rice, but when you get the mud butt blues, it won’t matter because you won’t even get the chance to finish the first.
Also, I waited 20 minutes for my five dollar breakfast. They serve their own kind first, and I mean Filipinos. This place is racist, the food is terrible, and you get what you pay for!

Love this place because their food is good. The missing star would be for the customer service because it is not consistent — sometimes good, sometimes okay and sometimes bad. I also dislike that bagnet is sometimes unavailable which disappoints considering that their name is Filipino Bagnet, right?

Ok, I retried this place because my friend kept telling me too and plus you can’t judge a place fully with one experience, right? The food is good and unlimited rice for a big portioned $ 5 meal is hard to beat. I have to say they did get better. The lines get really long which with one person at the register, is hard to maintain. The register person also handles the food for the most part. Which makes getting your order slower, this is just under bad management. They should have at least two people there. One for register, one handling food. At least on busy days! The reason I gave this place 4 star is because the food actually came out fast and the lady was nicer and more attentive to her job compared to last time I visited. The food was also very filling for $ 5! really good deal!
I would give this place 3 stars for people that take out however because I noticed that the people on front of me didn’t get their to go order for at least 10 minutes and 5 people behind them later. Which is, of course, really frustrating if you’re taking to go (especially if your order is the same as the ones behind you except in a to go box)
TIME MANAGEMENT IS KEY BAGNET! They need to work on managements a little better is all I have to say.

The price is excellent, the food is good, but the service is slow. Parking? A pain.

Only thing worth buying at this restaurant is the fried pata! The only thing is they take so long to cook your food. I guess because it’s made to order. Their calamari wasn’t that good. Seemed like they didn’t take off the «plastic» part of the squid. Their turon is really good though!

Searching for a new opm joint spot and i ran into to this resto. I always look for good and accomodating customer service and thats exactly what i got from kate and lynn (ka look alike ni sarah g). About the food… Sarap ng breakfast. I got the jeprox, beefsteak, lechon kawali… with a visayan hospitality… Go bacolod.

I like to love the place but I think saying that the place is alright will be sufficient, Last weekend was the first time I’ve been to Filipino Bagnet Glendale, the place is located in a small strip mall along Colorado Blvd by Glendale, parking can be a pain so opting for street parking will be your better option.
The restaurant although small is nice and clean, there are ample tables and chairs for everyone but the place gets awfully crowded I am assuming especially on the weekends. My brother and I went here to buy brunch for four to-​go, placed our order and waited (for a while) it’s definitely not fast food guys so keep that in mind, I believe they cook your food as you order which is great as you get a nice and hot serving but be patient as it will take some time. The young girl at the counter could be a bit more cheerful, sometimes little things could add up to better the mood of a place, with the waiting time already stretching one’s patience, a bit of cheerfulness except of non-​nonchalantly getting our order could really help lighten and brighten the mood like the color of her hair.
Our order of «Tap-​silog», «Tuyo-​silog» is okay but nothing really stands out as exceptional, the «Tuyo» which I was so looking forward to try was such a disappointment, not only the serving was small but it was served like a dismembered chopped-​up dried fish corpse. I guess if there’s one order that kinda stood out was the «Pork chop-​silog» which my brother ordered, that one looked yummy! (Explanation: Tap-​silog = cured beef, fried eggs, and fried rice. Tuyo-​Silog = dried fish usually Herring, fried eggs, and fried rice)
Overall, I think the place shows some promise but until then, I’ll go over to Bagnet Beverly or Good Ha Glendale, when my cravings for a traditional Filipino breakfast arise.
All the best.

I used to love this place when it first opened — I really did. My husband and I would swing by here since the food was good, service was friendly and prices were phenomenally cheap for a filipino restaurant.
Over time though, service wasn’t as awesome … food didn’t taste as good … dishes we used to order started disappearing. It just kinda went … ‘meh’ I would rather pay a few extra bucks and get quality then pay $ and get the bottom rung.
Bagnet is still fairly new so there’s still potential, and I hope they get back into the swing of things so we can eat here again, but for now, we’re steering clear.

Good customer service, the lady servicing me was very nice and polite, she even offered me and my girlfriend a free refill for our melon juice, good and serves a lot of food specially for the Bagnet Silog, amazing restaurant!

I wanna rate it higher, I really do. But Bagnet should be much better and I’ve had much much better Filipino breakfast plates. I’ve given the place TWO tries. The rice, its supposed to be sinangag (garlic fried rice) tastes burnt. It tasted more burnt the first time I had it. A little less the second time. That’s just sad. It shouldnt even be an issue IMO. And these were both take out orders so I was stuck with less than acceptable meals. The tocino on my first order was ok. Nothing great but not horrible either. The fried egg seems to be an afterthought as it is flavorless and unimpressive. The longanisa on the my 2^nd go around tasted good although the casing kept separating as I cut into it. It was tasty nonetheless. My only complaint on that is there are only 2 longanisa pieces and a ton of rice. No way you can eat all that rice with it. But then again, the rice left me wanting better both times so it didnt even matter.
I really hope they get their act together because they would do so well if the food was better. We need good Filipino breakfast options. I’ve given it 2 tries already. I’m not sure I’d give it a 3^rd… I’ve heard nothing but great things about the LA location. I wish I could say that about the Glendale one.

My husband and I had breakfast here this past week and we both ordered tapsilog. My oh my! It was the worst tapsilog I have ever tasted! It’s was sooo hard & so bland. It tasted like nothing and felt like rubber. Will
Never eat here again.
Disappointed!

OK. I went back to the place just to see if it was going to be better. We heard customers complaining about the unavailability of most items on the menu. And YES, one customer was upset that his order was delayed and he was late for work.
If this restaurant continues to operate the way they do, it will definitely be out of business soon.

$ 5 Breakfast All Day.
Decent quality.
Unlimited Rice & coffee.
Can’t go wrong, besides parking.
find street parking instead.

My go-​to Filipino spot in the Glendale area.
Pros:
$ 5 breakfast all day with unlimited garlic rice and coffee. Come early though if you want coffee because once it’s gone, there’s no mas.
Cons:
Difficult to get parking, may have to park in the streets.
Gets extremely busy during brunch on weekends.

This review is for the rude lady at the register who has an attitude taking people’s order. I came in during lunch hours and stumbled upon a group of old filipino ladies who were trying to make an order. When it was my turn to order next, the register lady kept telling me to next time get in line. She did this repetitively to which I told her that I was in line. –_​_​_​_​–
I don’t think you should approach your customers like that especially if they are loyal to your business. After that situation, won’t come back again.
P. S. If they know you as a friend, they will go out of their way to serve them first… even if you were there before them.
Just a helpful side note: There’s another bagnet in LA. Probably better off there. Less hectic and better customer service.

I absolutely love this place!
I first tried Bagnet Glendale with my mom because her co-​nurses kept telling her about it. Man, Filipino’s dont mess with their food!
Their breakfast menu is on point. Brings me back to the days where I’d be tambaying at the local tapsi spot by my aunt’s house. Bangsi, tapsi, toci, bagnetsi, chicksi, porksi, daingsi, and any other type of silog you can think of — they have! Most places have a limited menu but I lovr the variety. If ever you have a specific craving, they got you covered here.
Clean place, bigger than Bagnet Westlake and they have Wifi and AC