Sara Lee Discount Bakery Outlet

To say how long I’ve been shopping here would really age me. I love this place. To the point, amazing prices, and great customer service. Even when my budget had more numbers in it, I still shop here!

This place rocks my socks. DO NOT be ashamed to buy your bread here. It is such a simple little place but you would be so pleasantly surprised on what you could find. I bought some sea salt crackers, fig newtons, some orange marmalade, and because I spent $ 7 I got a free loaf of bread. A FREE LOAF OF BREAD PEOPLE. This is not a drill. How could this place get any better. It can. Because it is run by cute little old ladies. So, this is where I buy my bread now.

This isn’t the biggest store but it’s got everything I’ve need when I’ve stopped.
They have various types of breads, chips, pastries, snack cakes, etc. They even have a perk if you spend over $ 7 — you get something off their «freebie» table. Granted, these things are probably close to expiration but what the heck, it’s FREE!
If you’re looking for a loaf of bread or a prepackaged snack to throw in your kids lunch, this place is for you. If you’re a complete health junkie, steer clear! :)

I have found a gem. I stopped in here today to buy bread. They had the Orowroot Bread we usually buy at the grocery store, Sara Lee Blueberry Bagles, and donuts. How can you beat that. I got my sweet afternoon treat, (the donuts) and bread for the freezer.
Totally delighted to find this place. I will be back.

This is a Sara Lee Discount Outlet store. I have updated hours with Unilocal and some other things. In general: Hours are: Monday-​Friday 8:00 am to 7:00 pm. Saturday 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. Sunday 9:30 am to 5:00 pm. The store is a discount bakery of goods that are sold at local grocery stores, then transferred here to sell before final death or green, whichever arrives first. However, the window is wide for some and wider for others regarding what is fresh or not. I have never seen anything on the shelf with the expiration date past. You have to go into it, with the wise knowledge of knowing what you buy, you will need to consume rather quickly. Perfect for cookouts, family gatherings, catering, etc. Although, not limited to these consumers. The store has a lot of breads. White, wheat, rye… in many different styles, i.e. deli, restaurant, NYC style, Kosher, hot dog, hamburger, etc. I would say the date is usually, not always, a few days after purchase for expiration. I can’t name everything, but they also have Sara Lee and other type treats, cakes, seasoning, etc. All are discounted. Some more than other items. And they have incentives for spending. For example. but don’t hold me to this. Spend $ 15.00 and get 2 items from a cart free. The cart will have like items. Always check dates in this store of the product you are buying. I love going here and tend to go on a Saturday morning with luck. Not crowded. Credit/​Debit cards accepted. Friendly workers. Lot’s of parking. I feel like I just gave out a secret. Let’s just keep this between us. Actually, I see I just repeated a lot of what previous reviewers Kim N and David A. said. But the hours are an update. So it’s not entirely a lost.

Ever since the Wonder Bread Outlet closed I have been looking for a bread outlet.
I started working up north a few weeks ago and low and behold I see the Sara Lee Bakery Group store off of Burlington. Today I finally had time to stop in and stock up.
If you purchase $ 7 worth of merchandise you get a free item. They have of course bread, buns, English muffins, bagels, etc. They also have snack cakes and cookies and random things like pickles, jellies, peanut butter and soup mixes.
You can find all sorts of goodies in here and pay ½ if not less than what you would have paid at the grocery store.

Like Sara Lee products? You can find quite a few here and often cheaper than the grocery store. If you buy in bulk (as little as $ 5 or so), they will throw in additional goods such as a free loaf of bread.
What can you find here? Bagels, English muffins, bread, peppermint candies, and non bakery items such as jams, preserves, etc. We typically go here for the bread and bagels.
The lines are very short or non existent and its a quick in and out. While you’re here, you can fill up at the QT next store or enjoy some of their 36 gazillion drinks.
Parking is a cinch, though the traffic getting in and out on Rt 9 can be tricky. Thankfully, there is a light!