Among the many bakeshops in the Philippines, the Goldilocks Bakery is among of the oldest and the largest bakeshops in and out of the country. Goldilocks Bakery is a Philippine-based chain of bakeshops specializing in providing a wide variety of cakes and pastries for all class of Filipinos, the upper, the middle class, and the lower class.

The Goldilocks Bakery has expanded its reaches not only throughout the Philippines, but also in the United States currently in California and a single location in Las Vegas, Nevada and there is also one outlet in Vancouver, Canada, where they cater for the Filipino emigrant communities there.

But apart from its popularity to provide premium cakes to for all the class of Filipinos, what else do we know about the Goldilocks Bakery? The Goldilocks Bakery has been here since the first time we blew the candle on our very first cake, but what else do we know about it?

Before Goldilocks Bakery became the one of the larges bakeshops in the Philippines, it was first a family business that started on 1966 in a one door apartment of a two story building in Pasong Tamo Street, Makati City.

Goldilocks Bakery first opened its US branch in Artesia, California, on 1976. It has 192 Goldilocks Bakery branches and has planned to add 15 to 20 more, especially in Naga City where the founders of the bakeshop are based.

And for your information, the world famous Goldilocks Bakery and Restaurant is at Goldilocks Bakery Las Vegas, Nevada.

And as we all know, aside from it's main product lines such as cakes and breads, sweets and pastries, some branches of Goldilocks Bakery also incorporates a Food shop, offering Filipino cuisine, including beef, chicken, pork, seafood and vegetable dishes as well as their Thirst Quenchers, such as halo-halo, gulaman, fruit salad and sago.

But when it comes to convinience in buying some Goldilocks Bakery products, the place is the Express Regalo.

Express Regalo was developed and launched to provide Filipinos abroad a fast, reliable, convenient and hassle-free way to shop and send gifts to their loved ones in the Philippines. It's owned and operated by eLBC Direct, Inc., an LBC company that is dedicated to providing Filipinos overseas access to products and services apart from the traditional products offered by LBC.For more information about the Express Regalo, then visit http://www.expressregalo.com.