Old School Bakery

Great place. Great prices. Great quality.
This place is awesome. If you’re looking for great prices for fresh bread products this is the place for you the staff is friendly the variety is varied

Great find among the warehouses.
Some cheap products (day old items) but other goods are still reasonable prices and great quality.
I enjoyed everything I purchased–
$ 4 cinnamon sugar raisin bread crisps
$ 4 banana bread loaf
$? Biscotti with pistachio

Hidden little gem of a bakery, (if you don’t know where it is, you may miss it!) Great deals on fresh breads, check them out.

Where are the $ 1 items? They didn’t have any when we went today. I was motivated to get in here now that I know they’ve extended their daily hours until 3:30pm. They previously closed at 11am, which really limited the ability to get in here.
Ok, back to the $ 1 items. Either they’ve raised their prices, or they were just out of them. When my husband and I stopped by today, there were a plethora of items on the counter ranging from $ 1.50 cookies to $ 4 cheesy crisps, and muffins/​pastries prices between $ 3 and $ 4. No $ 1 items existed.
What I love about this place is that 90% of the breads are preservative-​free. They’ve got an area of «Commercial Breads» that all have preservatives in them, but the majority of the offerings do not. They offer a ton of same-​day, 1-​day, and 2-​day old loaves of breads. We purchased a 2-​day old loaf of multi-​grain bread for $ 3. Still a good deal, but I was really hoping for the bargain people were talking about. There are a LOT of loaves of bread available, but they’re all behind the counter, so you must ask the staff to tell you about them and bring them to the counter so you can touch/​feel them.
Probably our favorite item we purchased today were the pretzel sticks. My husband is a snob when it comes to pretzel sticks and he pretty much measures all pretzels against the fantastic pretzels we’ve had in Germany. These are JUST AS GOOD as those we ate in Germany!
They take cash only, and it’s definitely worth a visit here, but try not to be disappointed when the 1-​day old loaf of bread you want costs $ 5.

Smell the air when you get out of your car. It smells so yummy! (also torturous of you’re on a low carb diet) You can find a lot of different breads and bakery goods at a low cost. If you’re not gonna eat it right away, stick it in the freezer. I drove by this place for years before I actually went in. Be sure to check it out.

This outlet is a godsend. Now open 7 days a week from 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., it serves up many items for as little as $ 1! Whole loaves of bread, sliced to order, bags of hamburger buns, hotdog buns, dinner rolls, muesli sticks, and more, often only $ 1 a bag. Some items are higher, but you decide where your freshness quotient meets your price point, and something will be there for you.
On Saturday and Sunday, you’ll find big trays of fresh-​baked cinnamon rolls – each roll only, you guessed it, $ 1. Foccacia, baguettes, sourdough and pumpernickel – you can find all of your bread requirements met and more at this economical bakery outlet on Congress avenue across from Urdl’s in Delray Beach.

The best place in east delray for fresh bread! I love the multigrain loaf. I buy all my bread for the week at the Atlantic Ave location, by The Blue Anchor. The bakery on Congress has a day old shop, which is great too. Amazing pastries as well!

When they were located back on the corner of NE 1^st and Atlantic (where the Cabana restaurant now sits) the food was exceptionally better than what is now being offered at the very small eatery near the Intra-​coastal… (and they were allot more cordial at the old location).

This is a new and marvelous secret place: OSB makes breads for a lot of commercial establishments as well as its own two special places, the hideaway shoppe on Atlantic Avenue near the bridge (presided over by the indefatigable Tess who, rumor has it, was long ago the nanny for the owners in New Jersey); and the café at the superb Delray library, which deserves its own revue. So anyhow, they have Now Opened this Outlet, where the leftover bread is 99 cents. This is a bargain around which I am having trouble getting my head. THE BREAD, THE MAGNIFICENT OLD SCHOOL BREAD, IS 99 CENTS. If you have ever wanted white sandwich bread that is firm yet moist, cut rather thin and ready to hold onto whatever you put into/​onto it, a loaf is 99 cents. If you want seven grain bread that is so rich it keeps for two weeks in the freezer and tastes almost as good the second week as it did the second day, it is 99 cents. That said, there is nothing like buying Old School Bakery bread at the regular price ($ 4.00+ a loaf) and eating it as fresh as you can get it, but listen again: this bread is 99 cents. God bless.