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    Pepperidge Farm

    4.2 (29 reviews)
    InexpensiveBakeries, Outlet Stores
    Closed 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Finn
    Valie K.

    This place is so cool! If you love Pepperidge farm cookies and snacks especially goldfish this is your spot! It's got a ton of flavors that they don't market as much in the US as well as bulk bags of items and full size ridiculously cheap. Some as low as $1.80! For added fun meet Finn and buy some merch. The merch is pricey $20-15 for hats, t-shirts etc but worth it! The factory is next door and visitor parking only has a few spots. Such an awesome find.

    Nycole R.

    I grew up eating goldfish crackers, as did lots of people. And I've now passed that love along to my son, who takes his love of goldfish to a whole new level. To avoid going into debt to keep his snack supply at acceptable levels, I stock up at the Pepperidge Farm thrift store. They carry a variety of treats at a steep discount, however the availability varies each day dependent on what they make. Be flexible, and you'll be happy with your haul. Until next time, I'll be enjoying the snack that smiles back....goldfish!

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    Suzanne O.

    A friend told us about this little hidden gem. I would not have given it a second look. As you drive by, the only sign says"Campbell's Snacks". Once inside, we found so many yummy snacks. You can choose from retail packaging or bulk. If they don't have your favorite Pepperidge Farms snack, just wait for tomorrow. That change up production, everyday. The cashier was so friendly, and the man that was from the production area, was very nice and informative. Definitely worth the stop. Thank you Campbell's for this opportunity.

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    Gina T.

    What a fun place! We went right when they opened and there were tons of goldfish, including lots of varieties I didn't know existed, all of the Milano flavors, a few cookie varieties, and some chips as well. The small goldfish bags were $1.30, big bulk boxes were $5.55. Small cookie bags were $1.80 and they had big bulk bags of those as well. I hear they can run out later on, so go early~

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    Monica G.

    I missed this place so much! Pepperidge Farm (PF) cookies are soooo good but really expensive in supermarkets, specially in Colorado. The prices for cookies in this store are around $1.50 per bag, but they also have huge bulk bags that the price go by pound. The snack sizes have different prices but they are cheaper than any supermarket. They also have cakes, seasoning frozen bread, frozen soup, Texas toast, puff pastries, and Goldfish crackers. The variety change constantly, so each time is like a treasure hunt. During the week the lines are shorter. It is always plenty parking in front of the store. The employees are mostly helpful. *Many many years ago this place was my husband first real job before he went to college, things for sure have changed a lot since then but he still loves PF.

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    Shay D.

    Quaint little outlet store with fantastic prices on a kid's classic snack. It's amazing how much of a better deal they are when you buy from the source. They also have cookies and frozen foods that are produced under the same hat as the goldfish crackers. And they typically have samples: super helpful for things I've yet to try. If you are every driving through Logan to get to Idaho, this is a must stop!

    Rebekah S.

    I love to take the kids to this outlet and stock up on cookies, goldfish, and whatever else they have that day. The employees are always super nice and helpful. It's very clean as well. It's good to always call before driving to this place if you are far away, ask if they have good stock (full shelves). They frequently start to run out of things after a few days. The items they sell are typically defective in some way like color, shape, packaging, so they can't sell it in grocery stores. The flavor is always spot on, so it's totally worth it. I believe one of the times I visited they said they put out more stuff on Thursdays? Side note, the Casper's Malt Shoppe is just 3 minutes away so you can get some great prices on ice cream that they can't sell in grocery stores. Gossner Cheese is good as well.

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    Melissa T.

    If you like Goldfish and Milano Cookies...then this is your joint right here! You can get giant bags of slight rejects for $2 a pound. If you happen to be in Richmond, then definitely stop in for some free samples and clean bathrooms (that also give you a candid glimpse into the fascinating factory workings). It is really out of the way, so make sure gas prices are still cheap to make saving a couple bucks on these products worth it. If not, you can get all this stuff at your local grocery store for not that much more. Plenty of cookies and crackers to choose from. Also, they have a freezer stocked with various products like desserts, puff pastry dough, soups, and bread.

    Troy R.

    Actual address is about 900E 11388N Pros- Goldfish, Milano cookies and more! Lots of your favorite Pepperidge Farm treats all at super discounted prices. They even have bulk bags by the pound. Lots of parking. Cons- They mainly have what they make at this factory, so they don't have all the Pepperidge Farm products. Maybe because it is a holiday weekend, but the amount of people and line to buy your stuff was super long, wrapped around the whole store. Try during the week to avoid the lines.

    Melissa H.

    This place is PACKED - there was a line out the door, and the shelves were almost empty (they change it everyday) but oh my was it worth the visit! We got ourselves Milano cookies for under $2, and also got the Milano caps only (no filling) huge bags for I think $4. What was wrong with them? Nothing! Just not as pretty looking as the ones they would use for the actual Milano cookie bags. Some where cracked - but hey, they're all going to cracked and chewed and sent to my belly anyway right? They also have frozen products like cheesy bread, soups and cakes. For the chocolate goldfish lovers... I hate to break it to you but they do not have chocolate goldfish crackers here. I KNOW! I was bummed too. I guess they don't make them in this location anymore (only back east) so you'll have plenty of the regular salty golfish crackers, but that's all. Will definitely make the trip again! If you come here, also stop by the Lazy One Outlet store...such cute pajamas! ;-)

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    worst company to work for! not to mention half the product that goes out the door shouldn't be eaten!!!

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    So glad they are open again after Covid. Great prices on wonderful cookies! Wish they were closer to home!

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    Such good deals here, just make sure to call before hand to see what they have, just in case they don't have it!

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    Le Croissant

    Le Croissant

    4.6(60 reviews)
    14.3 mi

    Who in town doesn't love Le Croissant? They participate in the local Farmer's Market and it's been…read more a while but I'm still excited that they have a storefront. They tend to be busy but waits aren't unreasonable. I don't generally eat in the storefront itself, but I think that it's very cute and benefits greatly from being a stone's throw away from Cafe Ibis. This month they have Reubens because it's March and they are phenomenal. (First pic.) Please go try them if you're a Reuben guy. As always their pastries are great.

    This is a five star establishment, then why do I give them two stars? Here's why…read more Their food is phenomenal, their bread is the best in town, if not the state. Their croissants are amazing, the best in the country, award winning, their burrito, well, although good, it lacks a little flavor, but still five stars. Then why two stars? Why? One word, service. Nothing is more frustrating than walking into a food establishment and waiting 30 minutes to pick up two croissants. I walk up to the counter, I point at two beautiful butter croissants sitting right there behind glass, and say, "I'll take those two." The person at the register takes my order, but then doesn't just reach over and place the croissants in a small bag and hand them to you, they put your order in the queue behind ten burrito orders, so now you wait 30 or more minutes to pick up your two croissants. To me, this is absolutely ludicrous. In comes the coffee, now I understand why they have some of the worst coffee in the valley--cold, self-serve, rattle can coffee. They're located right next to the best five star coffee shop in the entire country, Ibis Coffee, so you might think, well, I'll go buy a cup of coffee at Ibis, and a couple wonderful fresh butter croissants at La Croissant. Nope, you'll order your two croissants at La Croissant, walk over to Ibis, order your coffee, sit down, drink your coffee, finish your coffee, and surf Facebook, long before your two croissants are ready for pick up. (No, you're not waiting for them to bake, it just feels like it.) ...and that's why two stars. Their own success and lack of efficiency is their downfall, and why I never go back.

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