H&S Bakery Outlet Store

Man does sometimes live by bread alone!
My ex-​husband, who is from East Baltimore, — used to take our son to visit his grandmother on Saturday morning, plus a stop at H & S. He always raved about the place and brought home yummy baked goods.

I have drive-​by-​smelled this place for two years and finally stopped in. Being in here takes me back to when I was a kid and we’d go to the bread store. Who goes to bread stores anymore? The smell is amazing though!
To be quite honest, I don’t know if the prices here are anything special, but there’s a huge selection of bread, pies, various baked goods. I ended up just buying some cookies. They were a steal at 15 cents per cookie, but more of a stale steal… they weren’t very good in my opinion, but I prefer soft/​fresh cookies :)
All in all, worth stopping in even just for the smells, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to come here.

Extremely cheap bread, cake, pies, cookies, etc. I bought a ton of hamburger rolls and a bunch of cookies (15 cents per cookie). And it was all really good! There is a parking lot which is very convenient.

Awesome. Cheap bread. Amazing pie.

Cheap cookies and other baked products. You can get lost in all the varieties, but I tried out as many as I thought would be tasty.

My previous «disgruntled customer» review was definitely a heat of the moment, extremely frustrated, needed to vent kind of review. I still find it annoying when business post hours and are not open within those timeframes, it really screwed me up that day.
Anyway, this place really is great when you actually make it in! If you plan on having a cookout and need a lot of buns, or if you just need to stock up for your house, this place is the spot!
2 for $ 1 section is my jam. especially if it is for a cookout, they have so much different kinds of bread to suit anyones taste buds! This section is in the back right corner, on the wall and in the carts. I feel like this might be the bread that is approaching it’s due date, so I recommend eating within a few days, but I have never had a problem with the bread going bad, FYI.
Not only do they have hot dog and hamburger buns and regular sliced bread… but, I always get the english muffins! They are the best, better than Thomas’s. They also have big italian rolls for sausages. And they have italian bread loafs for whatever you need.
Unexpectedly, they also have various pies, Berger cookies, Little Debbie snacks, chips and assorted cookies (my favorite! They are like $.15 each or something).
CASH ONLY!
PARKING NEXT TO BUILDING! (Don’t need to find street parking is a plus!)
CHECK THE HOURS! (They close early)

loads and loads of fresh delicious breads that are ridiculously cheap. I once bought a bag of 18 English muffins that was BYGO so I essentially bought 35 English muffins for $ 1.80. stick them in your freezer for storage.
their pies are a little shady though. dunno when they were made by the outside vendor.
comes with free parking!

Super crowded on a Saturday morning, but no need to throw elbows, as there is plenty of bread to go around.
I did not see the famous 3 for a dollar bread everyone talks about (was that what was in the grocery carts, pushed against the wall?), but I did find LOTS of 2 for a dollar, and it was all good stuff. I got a pack of kaiser rolls, potato rolls, a loaf of rye bread and a few cookies, all for $ 1.75. I’m not even sure how that happened, and I don’t care! I know the cookies were ten or fifteen cents each.
They also had cakes and pies (and half cakes and pies) but these prices didn’t seem like anything special. No donuts to be found (maybe I was too late). I’m interested in trying their whole, unsliced loaves, but didn’t need any on this particular day.
The rolls were awesome and the rye was fresh… what a great find!!!

The breads in the back are 2 for $ 1 now… I guess they are going through some changes.
Also, they close at 5pm, NOT 5:30pm. I showed up there a little after 5 thinking I had more than enough time… wrong!

First, it’s fun to come here because you never know what’cha gonna get. They got breads, pies, cakes, and lots of other stuff!
Second, they have their blacklined shelf of 3 for $ 1 bread. You couldn’t even make bread for that cheap.
Third, Just go and then tell me if you need any more reasons to stop in here once in a while!

From anywhere in the vicinity of this place, you can smell the enticing aroma of fresh-​baked cinnamon-​raisin bread. That’s what drew me here. Once I smelled that bread, I knew I had to find it. It’s nothing special on the inside — it looks like a small grocery or convenience store, just filled with bread and a couple of other baked goods (pies, pound cake, cookies). We just bought bread. It’s very reasonably priced and it’s very fresh. We got the cinnamon-​raisin, cinnamon swirl, and a loaf of Italian bread. We have not been disappointed! I would return next time I’m in the area.

I moved away from Baltimore and still think about this place every time I buy a loaf of bread.
The people who work here are exceedingly nice, the bread is so cheap you feel like you’re stealing (3 for a $ 1?!), and every loaf has been reliably good. The last time I was in Baltimore, I filled my suitcase with bread to bring back home. This place is that good.

You guys! It finally happened! I WENT TO H&S BAKERY!!! And it was everything and more that you guys said!
As you know I had the usual hiccup and went when it was closed :(. Yes, they are closed on Sunday everyone! First let me say H&S owns this corner of Fells Point. lol. They had a building on every block! I had to search and search to finally find the outlet store.
Once I walked in I was immediately in love. Back in the day my Dad used to take me my brother and sister to a place called Wonder Bread in Frederick. It looked EXACTLY like this store. Tears. I couldn’t believe I was taking my own children to a version of Wonder Bread. You live for moments like this as a parent.
So I’m walking around and then it happens: I hit the corner where bread is… are you ready…
3 for a $ 1 !!!
This was totally another «START THE CAR! START THE CAR!» (–IKea commercial) moment.
Yall should have seen me. I was buying bread for everyone. Teenager: Raisin bagels, In-​Laws: Pumpernickel Daddy: French Bread Mommy (me): Rye Bread, Kids: Everything!
I did not venture anywhere but that corner. So we’ll just have to do an update once i get beyond the 3 for $ 1 section. :)
Go! Go! Go!
Never buy bread from the grocery store again! It was sooooooo good. Still Fresh!

Cheap bread, broad range of assortments. If you love bread and you want it for cheap go for it. CASH CASh only.

Have you ever walked around Fells Point completely intoxicated by the smell of cinnamon and bread in the air? Well it is coming from the massive H & S bakery, which supplies a ton of area restaurants and grocery stores with private label breads.
The H&S outlet store houses a ton of different, freshly baked breads from the bakery at insanely great prices. Three loaves of bread for a dollar? Sure! And they even have these kinds of excellent deals on the whole grain, all natural (preservative, high-​fructose and artificial flavor-​free) «Ultimate Grains» label breads that sell for about $ 4 a loaf a few blocks away at Whole Foods. These loaves (and the identical Nature’s Path label they make for Safeway) are my standard buy, but I have recently also fallen in love with the english muffins – unfortunately they contain high fructose corn syrup, but they are fresh, local, and you can get 24 of them for about $ 3 – fluffier, better tasting and wayyyyy better priced than Thomas’!
Though they do have a section of bread that is super cheap because it is approaching expiration, most of the well-​priced breads you will find here have been made very recently and have a long shelf life.
The outlet is not glamorous looking by any stretch of the imagination, but it’s all about what’s housed inside – plenty of bread (sandwich, bagels, sub and dinner rolls, french bread, english muffins and more) at affordable prices. I’ve gone in here and seen local restauranteers picking up cart-​fulls of bread for their kitchens – who can deny these great deals? Chances are, if you live in the Baltimore area, you’ve unknowingly enjoyed H&S bread at some point in time, so you might as well come in and buy it directly from the source at a massively discounted price.
Please note that they close by 5:30pm M-​Sat and take CASH ONLY. There is a Bank of America about a block away on the corner of Fleet and Broadway, if you need an ATM.
Enjoy!

The bakery outlet is about a ten minute walk from my work and I like to stroll over on my lunch break and pick up a few loaves along with some chips to snack on for when I get back to work. The wonderful smell of baking bread gets stronger and stronger as I walk past the bakery and towards the outlet. It’s heavenly.
My favorite is the 3 for $ 1 section. I can get name brand bread, hot dog buns, dinner rolls, multi grain, rye, whole wheat and even raisin bread for 33 cents each! You will not find a deal like this anywhere else. Yesterday, I bought 3 loaves for $ 1 and when I got home, I saw that one of the packages was marked $ 4.29, but I got it for 33 cents! What a deal! Since the bread is overstock from what they have baked, the inventory varies from day to day. So sometimes you may not get the exact bread you want, but at these prices, who can complain?
There are also bagels and English muffins that are buy one get one free and unsliced loaves for under $ 3. The bakery outlet also carries plenty of chips, pies, cakes and cookies at decent prices. The chocolate mousse pie and lemon meringue pies always look so tempting!
Make sure you bring cash because that is the only form of payment that they accept. If you forget, there are a few ATMs within walking distance of the outlet.

Who can resist 33-​cent bread? Especially when it’s made by H&S Bakery right across the street. There are different types of product depending on the day and how much overstock they have, but you can’t go wrong no matter what they have, really. I’ve gotten all kinds of bread here. I LOVE their cinnamon raisin bread — a tiny bit of butter, some heat, and it goes down so smooth in the morning. Their product is always fresh, never mind that’s it’s day old — I’ve never gotten a bad loaf here, ever.
They also have dinner rolls, hamburger and hot dog buns, bagels, muffins and cakes. I’ve seen Berger’s cakes — yes, cakes! — stocked here, as well, on occasion. It really depends on the day as to what you’ll find, but every day you will find SOMETHING good.
They also donate leftover product to worthy causes such as the Maryland Food Bank — that alone is enough to win over my business.
They’re not open on Sunday, which is my ONLY beef with this place; it would be much easier for me personally to get over here on Sunday. But with prices and product this good, I’ll make time to stop by.
Don’t miss out. Ten dollars spent here and you’ll be eating like a king. King-​sized sandwich bread, that is.

I knew Baltimore was home to a bread factory that supplied the buns to the McDonalds’ in the region. I did not know, until today, that they had an outlet store where they sold their overstock for outrageously cheap. I’m talking a big loaf of unsliced whole grain bread for $ 0.75 and 2 cinnamon raisin loaves for $ 3. Selection varies based on the day since it is an outlet but you’re pretty much guaranteed to find something you like. This is definitely the place to go if you’re stocking up for a BBQ because you won’t find hot dog and hamburger rolls this cheap anywhere else.

Cheap, cheap, cheap, cheap bread!!!
H&S Bakery is a huge bakery based in Baltimore. It bakes bread for many name brands (Kirkland’s and Nature’s Promise for example) and even provides the buns for McDonald’s in the MD/​PA area (at least that’s what the Baltimore Duck Tour guide told me haha).
It’s really cheap though. When I last went, they had 3 Italian loaves for $ 1, Nature’s Promise multigrain bread 2 for like $ 2-​something, and such. They also carry bagels, dinner rolls, pies, white/​wheat/​rye breads, hot dog/​hamburger buns, etc… all at very good prices so you don’t to spend all your dough on food (get it? haha… ok maybe not so funny.).
While the items here are freshly baked, just keep in mind that since it is an outlet, the selection of goods differ day to day.
If you are driving, there is a free parking lot next door but it is a kind of awkward place to park. Also, they only take cash. But if you forget, there is a Bank of America like a block down towards Broadway St.

Where else can you spend $ 6.34 and leave with two grocery bags overflowing with bread! Today my $ 6.34 got me two loaves of Healthy Grain bread, two loaves of plum breakfast bread, one package of dinner rolls, 12 hot dog buns, and 12 hamburger buns. Seriously. That’s a whole lot o’ bread folks!
Note: They only accept cash.