Nature's Own Tastykake Bakery Outlet

I stopped by to see if they had anything different... sure enough, I walked out with the Italian inspired Wonder Bread, that I have yet to see anywhere else... must be new (see pics). The reason for my 3 stars? They have NO slider bread for being a bakery/bread outlet. It seems that only local restaurants have REAL slider bread. I've been looking for slider bread for a long time, so I can make the (cute) mini burgers for my youngest. Also, my son has a habit of ordering sliders (his favorite appetizer). This happened at the Good Times Cafe at Morongo Casino on 12/31/20 *AND* BJ's Restaurant on his 18th birthday ~ just to name a couple of places.Anyway, it looks like I will have to settle for bread rolls *OR* pay a finder's fee. I was joking about the last one.If you rooted for twinkie's comeback, you will find similar stuff here. They have LOTS of twinkies & chocolate cakes (ding dongs) and both have creamy filling. They were my two favorites back in the day. To date, I conquered MOST of my sweet tooth. For reals.If anything, stop here if you need a TON of sandwich bread just to feed them desperate (thirsty) seagulls.

We get the feed bag to feed the birds. The staff is super sweet.. even when my son is running around.. the gals in here are super friendly and I have caught myself in conversations as though we were old friends... thank you for being so kind!

This place is "ok", if you're in need of a sh*t load of bread. They also sell, pickles, soda, snack cakes, wafers, jellies/jams, and pork rinds. I was hoping to get a individual krumpet cake, but they only had them in the boxes. Basically all the Tasty Kake items, were in a box, nothing individual. I didnt need that many, so I didnt get any of them. I ended up settling for some strawberry and vanilla wafers. I was in the area and wanted to stop and see what they had to offer. I'm not a big bread eater.....so I probably wont be visiting again.

It's a carb-aholic's dream. Lots of bread & Tastykake items. A few loaves of Sara Lee but other than bread there wasn't much. The Sara Lee signage on the store front threw me off because I was looking forward to pound cake or some sort of other dessert / breakfast treat from their line. Bummer.A few random things to paint a picture of what is avail:$2.79 welch's fruit snacks$2 pop tarts99 cent bread$1.79 garlic kaiser bunsThe staff is nice, the store is clean & all of the prices are marked and clearly displayed. If I'm in the area, I'll stop by again.

Every time I'm here the people are so nice. It's usually the manager that I see but have been there with others as well. Sometimes the pickings are slim but now everywhere is that way. I love the offerings as well. Great place!

I always pass by this place and always tell myself I'ma stop by and today I finally did. I was so glad that I did too. So many items to choose from at such a low price believe it or not. The lady there was so nice and very welcoming. I recommend this place if you are in the need for bread, hotdog buns, honey, gravy, donuts, cookies, and just plain junk food

I stopped in for bread to feed ducks. I asked to purchase day old bread but they had already given that to Salvation Army (5 stars right there). I love when stores donate food to those who have fallen on hard times instead of throwing it away. There is too much waste and hungry people in America. Plenty of choices for snack cakes and bread all at below grocery store prices. Depending what kind of bread you buy is how much savings you'll get. A wonder loaf is bread was 79c. A loaf of Dave's killer bread was cheap too. Snack cakes 89c each but they also had some that met the expiration date for 39c which may bother some but if a day over the date isn't a big deal grab a few and freeze them. The staff working here are VERY friendly people. I'll be back when I'm on this side of town and in need of bread.

Very good place to get bread. low cost .workers are all very nice.

Most of the bread outlets in the LA area are gone and shut down. I was very happy to stumble on the place way out off the 210 freeway. Place was clean, the ladies were nice and come on, 99 cents loafs of bread , holy hell that's amazing. Home pride, nature's own and lots of sweets too. Glad I found this place.

This bakery outlet appears to have been recently opened, located next to Rice and Spice Thai Cuisine. The store carries the usual bakery outlet variety of baked goods and soon to expire breads from Nature's Own and Tastykake. They also carry my favorite Texas Pete (served at Church's Chicken) hot sauce and various jams, biscuit, gravy, and soup mixes. Most of the prices are good, but some can be a bit pricey such as tortilla chips and cheese dips. They have pretty good store opening hours. Staff are extremely helpful and friendly. They accept cash, debit, credit card, and EBT.We don't buy store bought pastries that often, but when we do, this will be convenient and budget-friendly.