Saigon Bakery & Deli Bakery,Restaurant in Falls Church

Name: Saigon Bakery & Deli
Address: 6773 Wilson Blvd, Falls Church, United States
Telephone: 17035360888
Rating: 4.7

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Saigon Bakery & Deli

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#17 From 157 in Falls Church

9.4

11 Review

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9.4/10

Food

9.4/10

Interior

9.4/10

Prices

9.4/10

Service

9.4/10

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Price & Cuisine

$ Vietnamese

Establishment type

Bakery, Restaurant

Features

Wheelchair Accessible

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6773 Wilson Blvd, Falls Church, United States

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Vietnamese cuisine provides authentic dishes at this confectionary restaurant. Cooks at Saigon Bakery & Deli do their best to provide visitors with good banh mi, tofu and pork. A lot of visitors order delicious iced coffee, smoothies or bubble tea. Many reviewers have noticed that the staff is patient here. The nice service is a big plus of this place. The overall rating of this spot on Google is 4.6.

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Mikkela T

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2 months ago

Got everything and then some. I have no idea what most of the stuff is. This place has been here for a while. Got banh mi to order. Service Take out Meal type Other Price per person $10–20

Jenn Gray

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2 months ago

Great pre-made food!

Mikkela T

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2 months ago

Service Take out Meal type Other Price per person $10–20

Tri Nguyen

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4 months ago

Sweet little shop for your typical Vietnamese snacks

Bernard Auger

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5 months ago

My brother from another mother took me to the Eden Center or as he likes to call it Little Saigon to visit his favorite place for Bahn Mi sandwiches, the Saigon Bakery & Deli and it was truly a delight! I was mesmerized by the incredible food selection that was available. A dear, sweet elder women who my brother says is a grandmother to the community, prepared our lunch for us. We each had a Bahn Mi sandwich. My brother went with the pate and cold cuts while I went with a delicious beef and lemon grass sandwich. We each had a tasty, crunchy egg roll all washed down by a oh so tasty and refreshing ice cold Vietnamese coffee! You can pick up lunch and dinner as well or the fixings to prepare your own meal at home!

Mary-Ann L.

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6 months ago

Came here for their pate chaud (French empanadas! Flaky Phyllo dough with either chicken and pork. They’re delicious! The staff is very friendly and serves with a smile.

alien s

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8 months ago

Exceptional service and a wide variety of options for Vietnamese food take-out! The staff was friendly and helpful, and the flavors of the dishes were authentic and delicious. A go-to spot for satisfying your Vietnamese food cravings!

Scott Nguyen

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A year ago

One of our most favourite Vietnamese bakeries and delis that we ever visited. We've been to a number across many states and countries, but this is one of the best. We're lucky that this one is local to us! Really friendly service here. We eat vegetarian foods (chay in Vietnamese) and the owner (I believe?) is always thoughtful and asks if the banh mi chay (Vietnamese vegetarian baguette) is ok to have the butter sauce (as chay in Vietnamese isn't strictly vegan). The other great thing about the baguette is that the bread is crusty but soft, plenty of tofu fillings, and nicely flavoured. We see plenty of Vietnamese come to get other foods here (both chay and non-Vegetarian) in our visits. Highly recommended.

Kay Pepper

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A year ago

I love my Vietnamese snacks, oily and filling, no complaints from me, its not like your supposed to eat it everyday. Service is nothing special, but they'll exain what items are to you and there is quite a bit. Overall, a great place for snacks~ Meat Bun Pork: Barely any filling and not very good to me, I will pass on these as its not something that suits my palette. A bit dry and lacks a bit of punch. Shrimp Cake: 2.25 each, this is mainly for flour and some beans in it, (Mung Beans?) it is extremely filling so one will already fill you up. The shrimp is more decoration than edible as its toasted beyond it needs to be, but its part of the recipe, it infuses the cake nicely with shrimp flavor. You can also roll it in lettuce and dip it in vietnamese fish sauce. Pork Pie: I love these, its the most simplest recipe ever! Pastry puff sheet, pork with fish sauce and pepper/salt, thats it... But so good and cheap. 2.25 each! Easy to buy and also easy to make at home too, so you can learn~ Spring Rolls: Ill tell anyone to just make spring rolls at home, its not that complex and you can a ton for less then $15. Shrimp, Lettuce, Bun (Rice Noodles), and Spring Roll sheet, done! Throw Nem Nuong in and fisb sauce dip and your good.

Douglas Tate

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4 years ago

I have literally had iced coffee all over the world. From Italy to Austin, Texas. This place ranks in the top 2 of all time!!!! No joke. Absolutely awesome. #2 iced coffee in the world.

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