Alpine Valley Bread

My favorite place to stop by after class on once a month because it's so much cheaper getting the bread that I like to get from grocery stores but at a cheaper price. I usually buy 3-4 bags and put them in the freezer.

We love Alpine Valley Bread! Their Jewish Rye and Cinnamon Raisin breads are awesome. Their store is located at 310 W. Southern, Mesa, Az, in front of the manufacturing plant. The prices can't be beat! You can find their breads at many supermarkers, Sprouts and Costco, but at wholesale cost. Here, it's cheaper with the expiration date approaching it's marked down significantly here!Their main location is kind of hard to get to especially if you aren't from the area, but you can also find their bread and baked goods at the Mesa Market Place on Friday-Sundays. On Wednesday & Friday's at the outlet at 1:00 PM you can get certain loaves of bread for .50! They offer punch cards, daily discounted deals including patties, donuts and danishes, cheap! They also have a few choices of jams, honey, canned goods & salty snacks.This place is definitely worth your while and will help you stretch your dollar or save you time if you don't want to bake your own bread and want better quality bread. Can't make it for what they sell it for anyway!

I love coming to their bread outlet here! They sell Organic Alpine Valley bread and Dave's bread for a great deal! I come here to stock up on their $1 or $1.50 bread loaves when my freezer can hold 3-5 extra loaves. They usually have hawaiian rolls, burger and hotdog buns as well! . It is a little further than I'd like (on southern just east of AZ Ave) but I usually make a trip to the nearby Bookmans when I come here! .I have seen tastykakes treats, Mrs. Freshly, hostess, jams and jelly. Sometimes they'll have artisan loaves but it goes fast! .My recommendation..plan ahead, talk to some friends/neighbors and see if they would like you to p/u some bread for them when you go. Chances are for that price they would say yes and you will get brownie points for your nice deed! Win/win! .Don't forget you can freeze bread too!

Alpine valley bread used to the place of choice, up until today.Fyi it is now owned by Dave's famous bread. I've been coming out to the bread shop for over 8 years, loved alpine valley bread ...cannot say how amazing it was but as of today never again. I've lived all over the valley north Scottsdale, east Gilbert, ahwatukee ...you get the picture I don't mind driving for great service and great bread ...well back to today No i don't live near by but by chance I was down the street and I was excited to stop by and pick up some bread for fam...i didn't get out of my car good....when a women let's a customer out and screams at me come back at 12:15 I'm going to lunch...they have never closed for lunch they have someone backup ...what kind of sense did that make ..sorry folks their customer service sucks...you lost my business

So they moved, and nobody told me. Well, on the upside, it is just next door in the old Spencers Appliances building. Same great selection, but they did away with the fifty cent loaves you could find near the entrance of the main facility.Kind of a bummer cuz I would occasionally pick up a loaf for my hens.Staff is pleasant and seem familiar with the products so don't be afraid to ask those random questions.I had inquired to see if they had a low carb bread a d the pointed me to two possible options, but there are at least two more if you're open to thin slices bread.Multigrains, heavy seeded, cinna-WHEAT?! (for some reasons the 'wheat' part ruins it for me), whole wheat, white, potato, 12 grain, rye... These are the breads you can find at CostCo in 2 packs, Bashas, and elsewhere around town. Some places charging $5 - $6.00 per loaf.And although the employees working did tell me they no longer have the .50 or $1.00 loaves, there is one recent review from a mere five (5) months ago that says otherwise. Maybe certain days of week only?Oh, couldn't tell ya but I will tell you that you should skip the grocery store when purchasing bread and drop in over here.You know, if you're still loading up on carbs.

In my Oprah voice. "I..LOVE...BREAD!" This Place has been around for a while an for some reason, I never knew it existed. The aromatics I'd bread always catches my attention. So one day, I stopped by to see what the beautiful smells were about. When you walk in, it's a convenience section where they sell their breads along with other store like things (candy, drinks, chips, etc). In addition, they also carry Dave's Killer Bread, which most happen to be vegan friendly, so bet I purchased like 15. The cost here is low because the bread is what they call "imperfect," so they don't sell it in the store. The price is about $2-3 for a whole loaf of fine quality bread. Definitely check this place out if you're on a budget or just want to enjoy some bomb bread from both companies.

A friend told me about this place. From now on I'm buying my bread here. They have my favorite bread for only a buck a loaf. Yes! You can get Dave's Killer Bread for only a dollar. They also have their signature Alpine Valley bread on sale for a dollar as well. Killer bread at a killer deal, it's almost criminal. I'll be a committed customer for life.

Great service and fantastic prices on bread! The reg size loaf In most popular versions are 2/$4. Can't beat that price! Specialty ate a little more but still about half the reg grocery store.

They do not carry Alpine Valley bread. Name should be updated. They have plenty of Dave's though.

Went there this morning website says open at 8am get there and the sign on door says opens at 9. Need to update your website and and along with updating your info with google maps