Bakery Outlet

Diana Rodriguez 2 months ago

Got lots of goodies but you have to be there as soon as they open. Everything goes fast.. real fast..

F Delgado 3 months ago

The worst place you can go, there is an older man who should already be retired. It is very rude and not at all professional, to the point of feeling indiscriminate. In the end after hours I ended up leaving without load

RiceCakes 4 months ago

The Mrs. Baird’s Bakery Outlet in Fort Worth is one of those hidden gems you don’t appreciate until you walk in. I’ve only been to the Mrs. Baird’s Bakery Outlet in Fort Worth once, but it definitely left me with a mix of impressions. When I walked in (around 3pm on a rainy Tuesday), I wasn’t sure if the shelves were intentionally bare or if everything had already been picked through; however, the items that were still available were genuinely great bargains, and I was able to get quite a few bags of items for under $20. I’ll admit I was a little embarrassed going in specifically hoping to find the Pastry Kitchen cinnamon rolls — somehow those slipped right out of my life, and I was really hoping this place might reunite us. One of the best surprises was the deal on the Little Bites Party Cake Muffins — the #1‑selling mini muffin brand. The price was so good they even had a three‑box limit, which honestly made the deal feel even sweeter. The staff was quick and efficient too; even when the line at the register started to build, a second cashier appeared seemingly out of thin air to help keep everything moving smoothly. But my absolute favorite part of the visit was discovering t

Rick Rogers 5 months ago

This location is right down the road from me. Right off sycamore School road under the I-35 overpass. It used to be called "Bimbo bakery", but now I think it's called Orowheat bread. I usually get Sara Lee bread. Three loaves for $3. That's a really great deal! But they have all kinds of breads and snacks along with different kinds of chips and some kind of fruit drinks. The key to getting the items you want is timing your trip. Best if you go on Wednesdays. I believe that's when they have a full stock of items..

F R 9 months ago

Went on a Monday morning around 11:00am and the shelves were almost empty, but they kept putting out new loafs and different breads throughout the time I was there. They have an entire section for Bimbo snacks, another side for different Takis flavors, one for hotdog and hamburger buns, an island in the middle for discounted snacks that are $.50 cents. And shelves full of various loaf of breads, organic, grains, white, hole wheat, artisan, and many others. Breads are $1.69 or 3 for $3. Look at the poster price tag on front of shelve each section has different prices. There were two lanes open and if you pay $7 you get to pick one free item at the Free item shelve (near check out). For every $7 spent, you get a free item (4 free items per customer cap/every $7 purchase). Highly recommend to visit this place when open and early so you get to pick the breads before they get taken. Will regularly come back because of their prices and how affordable they are in bulk purchases.