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    Bakery Outlet

    3.7 (19 reviews)
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    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    $5 for two packs. They expire in 2 weeks but that's a great deal!
    Sabrina B.

    The entire experience of shopping at this outlet was odd. The parking lot is large but the space are small so immediately I felt quite cramped attempting to park my car. I walked in and was surprised at how sparse the offerings were. Entire shelves and tables had only a few items on them. It wasn't dirty but it just looked unkept and highly disorganized. My entire mission was to find Peanut Butter Tastykake's. There was a small selection awaiting me immediately at the front entry table. They expired the same day. Now going into an outlet you have to keep in mind expiration dates will be fairly near but not the SAME day i'm shopping. I kept wandering and found full boxes of Peanut Butter Tastkake's that had a further out expiration date. I grabbed one box and noticed they were 2/$5. Sold. I'll take two boxes. I found a few other flavors I had never tried before and decided to grab those also. I paid in cash because the person in front of me seemed to encounter issues with the credit card machine. I was also surprised that during my brief shopping trip (less than 10 minutes) the employee never stopped talking, loudly, to someone else about a coworker who wasn't interested in being trained. I appreciate that you need to disucss employee issues.. but not on the floor... and not in front of customers at that volume. When I came home and bit into the Tastykake it was not the Tastykake of my memories. I don't know if they changed the chocolate recipe but the flavor just wasn't there. That is no fault of the outlets however, just a random fact for those seeking a bite of nostalgia or home. I don't need to return. One visit was more than enough for me.

    Great deal!
    Terri M.

    Wow, I can't believe all of the stuff I got for under $15. At a regular store the Daves killer bread is $6 a loaf. But here the big ones are 3 for $6. They have a bunch of different tastykake and Freshley desserts. Some even are 2/$1. You can always freeze bread if you bag it up properly. Check it out!

    $1.78 4 both
    Janel L.

    Can't lie I'm a creature of habit. Growing up bread was a very big deal in our household. My mom loved it my Grandma loved it it was just a well-loved item. As for myself I could care less about bread. But growing up my grandma used to take me to the "day-old" store. And I mean who doesn't like a bargain when you're going through two loaves of bread a week. I recently stumbled upon this place. What I've learned is there selection varies by the day. So one of the clerks suggested that I should call in to see if they have the bread I'm looking for. It's kind of in a business section so there's nothing really over there for me to do so her suggestion makes sense to me. My bread of choice is Dave's Killer Bread!!! This bread could run out of normal store from $3.99 to $5.99 depending where you shop. They have it at the store for $0.80 a loaf or $2.50 loaf but then again you cannot beat those prices!!

    They have these types of pies... childhood memory ahh..
    Amber M.

    Love this outlet!! Always have the best prices in town and a nice rotation of special items that are 99 cents. We have 5 children so this place is great for us to buy 10 loaves at 1 time since we use so many. 99 cents for the bread in the pictures that I posted, $1.50 for the Pita Bread (really excited about this buy), and $0.99 for Dave's Killer Bread!!! Bagels expired today, which was why they were discounted so much but we will use all of them at 1 sitting so for our family, it's a great deal for cheap!! If you purchase more than $8 in a single transaction, you get to take 1 item from the front roller rack - usually another full loaf of bread- SCORE!!

    Shawn M.

    Just wanted to do a quick review of this place. We were driving to go pick up snacks from another place when we passed by TastyKakes along the way. We have a place like this back home, so I kinda knew they would have packaged pastries and cupcakes inside. So, I decided to turn around and go check it out. And I still went to go get snacks from the other place after because I'm an adult and I don't have to explain myself. So anyway, TastyKakes is kinda like a small bread outlet store with a bunch of other packaged snacks like carrot cake, donuts, chips, etc. (I think I even saw canned tuna).Their loaves of bread are only like 89 cents and as you would guess, their other products are also priced low. The even better thing about this place is, as the very friendly and informative employee Jordan explained to me, are their specials. I mean 89 cents a loaf is already good but, 5 loaves for about $3.89 is even better. She told me about other specials too. The only negatives I have about this place is the products may not be as fresh as your regular store ( the bread I got was still pretty soft though) and I wish they had a location closer to our house. Aloooooha!!!!

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    Steve T.

    Wonder Bread is 99 cents a loaf. That's a good deal. Sadly, there's not much else to bring me here. This is not far from the Oroweat/Entemann's bakery outlet that quietly closed a few months ago, both outlet and bakery. Wonder Bread is good, but the rest of the items don't seem to be on par with Oroweat. They didn't have sourdough or rye breads the first two times I visited. In fact, they even have a sign on the wall touting their sourdough selection. Not having rye wasn't too much of a surprise since they always put rye in the hard-to-reach places in the grocery stores, suggesting it's not a big seller. I was surprised they didn't have sourdough bread. I tried their Cobblestone 21 grain and seed bread. It was dry, flavorless and had an odd texture.,It was marked organic so I think they were targeting the hipster crowd, but it tasted mass produced. Sadly I used up a lot of tasty roast beef with a bread I wouldn't buy again. On my third trip they had both sourdough and rye. I got what they call Brooklyn Rye. I liked it better than the 21 grain and seed, but it wasn't a great bread. It also tastes mass produced. They have a table for things on close out for 79 cents that looks like it has some good values. Update: I found a 2-pound loaf of Earth Grains Jewish rye for $1.89. That's good bread at a great price.

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    Sweet lady running the place and a good selection of items at crazy good prices! Good chance to try new things ( except moon pies. Lol)

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    They are always very friendly ! And greet you with a smile. Other businesses could learn alot from here!

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    Unfortunately, I was spoiled during my working years by being just a few blocks from Chinatown in…read moreLos Angeles, so that's the standard I tend to compare everything to. We ordered the BBQ Pork Buns, Minced Pork Dumplings, and Sui Mai. We took everything home and steamed it ourselves. I also picked up a Napoleon pastry from the bakery case. The BBQ Pork Bun was good with nice flavor. I would order it again, especially since I don't know of many other places in Reno where I can get one of my favorite dim sum items. The Minced Pork Dumplings, however, were not for us. I believe the flavor of the Chinese leek may have been what turned us off. As for the Napoleon, it wasn't very sweet or particularly flavorful, and it made quite a mess to eat. Not something I'd reorder. The Sui Mai was delicious, and I would definitely order it again. This was the winner of our take home feast. While not everything was a hit for us, we'd return for the Sui Mai and BBQ Pork Buns and other explore some other items that we have yet to try.

    We found Honey Bakery on Yelp while visiting Reno and were excited to try it -- especially since we…read morewanted to bring some goodies back to the Bay Area with us. The reviews looked great, and it seemed worth the drive. Unfortunately, after driving about 20 (maybe 30) minutes, we arrived to find a sign on the door saying they were closed for spring break, even though Yelp listed them as open.

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    Perenn - Midtown

    Perenn - Midtown

    4.6
    (373 reviews)
    3.4 mi
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    Had a friend in town so we took her to Perenn Midtown. I enjoy how when you first walk in there are…read moreselected goods, cards, coffee, and breads to choose from. It is great that you can see what is happening behind the scenes with windows that view into the kitchen. Then you approach the baked goods section and then it becomes hard to choose. Fresh croissants and cookies are the recognisable goods. Other goods I can't pronounce or spell however, the mochi is always an excellent choice. These mochi baked goods took time to perfect, so enjoy it here. The first wave of service is nice, they will help you get pastries and baked goodies. Then you approach the register where you can order food and drinks. This last visit everyone was very nice and helpful. We received our food quickly. Thanks Perenn for all the good you offer.

    Perenn is genuinely lovely. The space is beautiful, the sourdough is exceptional, and the food…read morereflects real craft and care. As a longtime Reno customer I've watched them grow from a single location into a multi-state restaurant group with six locations across Nevada and Tennessee -- and that growth is well deserved. That said I do want to share one honest observation. On top of premium pricing -- which I'm happy to pay for quality -- Perenn also charges subscribers for their Substack newsletter. For an independent bakery scraping by, that makes complete sense. For a thriving six-location restaurant group with real momentum and expansion capital, it feels like a bridge too far. The brand story and the people behind it are genuinely compelling -- that content should be how you invite customers deeper into your world, not an additional revenue line. The food earns five stars. The Substack paywall earns a raised eyebrow. Share your story freely -- you've clearly earned the audience.

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    This is my second visit at Bouchée confections, and it was still as amazing as I remembered…read more This time, I took my mom for high tea and she loved it. She is gluten free and was impressed at how good all the gluten free items were, and how they were able to keep an extremely similar menu even. She only had one item that was completely different than what I received (a cheesecake instead of a fruit tart). You can really tell that they work hard to ensure the gluten free menu is as amazing as the non gluten free one. Everything was absolutely delicious, including the bottomless tea. I think the peach cardamom scone was my favorite today! I was happy that they could make my tea iced as it was a really hot summer day. The server was amazing, she was attentive and friendly. The place settings were super cute and I felt transported to England. I am definitely going to come back a third time with some friends! I love that the menu changes every month so you always have something new to try! Don't forget to make reservations!

    I have been hearing about Bouchėe Confections and their monthly teas for a while and their June tea…read moredid not disappoint. The staff was friendly, professional, and helpful as this was our 1st tea time. The shop is bright and airy but it was a a bit smaller than I expected. The tea setting was beautifully done but our table was extremely small which made teatime challenging at times. During the teas each person gets their own pot of unlimited tea. We did the Jasmine Glow tea and the Strawberry Chocolate Pu'erh. The teas were amazingly delicious! They were so good that we bought some to bring home. The bites were flavorful, just the right size, and complemented each other beautifully. You could taste the love and care that went into each one of the items. They also offer 2 speciality adult beverages each month. The Prosecco float was my favorite! This was a wonderful and delicious experience. We can't wait for next month's tea!

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    Fresh colorful flowers at each table  in the dining room area with some prices in a display.
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    Wheatberry Baking Company

    Wheatberry Baking Company

    4.4
    (59 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    Our first trip to Wheatberry was a success! We were so excited to learn there is a new bakery and…read moreweekend breakfast shop in southeast Reno and our taste buds weren't disappointed. They had all the wonderful pastries you can imagine and although they were good size, they had a lighter texture to them, which I really appreciated and you could tell they were made with care and quality ingredients. They had a berry Brulé pastry that I think was one of the favorites, although I always tend to lean towards the bear claws and almond croissant. The almond croissant was a yummy buttery almond flavor but was just a bit over browned on the edges for my taste. The bear claw was soft and tasty. It also had apples in it, which made it sort of a mix of a bear claw apple fritter, but was tasty all the same. We also got one of the blueberry cheese danishes that was very good as well and the morning bun -- this was a good size cinnamon roll sugared treat that was so soft and amazing! I would have to say I would go straight for this next time. We also tried two espresso drinks- a latte and a mocha and both were excellent! Looking further at the menu- I see that they have several lunch entrees, quiches and breakfast sandwiches all for very affordable pricing. AND- homemade cakes! that I will be trying in the future for some family birthdays, which I am so happy to see that someone in the area is making fresh homemade cakes near us. If you haven't tried wheatberry out, I highly suggest suggest it - their fresh ingredients and homemade quality will win you over for sure and this bakery is a much needed Welcome addition to our Neighbourhood!

    Super cute, little bakery with outdoor seating. More upstairs, but I didn't get to check that out…read more The girl at the counter was super friendly, gave recommendations, and the staff seemed to all get along and like each other. I bought 2 cupcakes and 2 cookies to go. Cost was $14 so on par which prices around town. My friend enjoyed her cookies on the way home. I later tried the biscoff cupcake that was in the sense of the dense batter, small filing (not too much), a little much frosting for me but looked very nice presentation wise.

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    Blueberry Danish and inside
    Blueberry Danish and inside
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    3/21/25 FYI. Exterior. Parking.

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    3/21/25 FYI. Exterior. Parking.

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