PBF Pita Bread Factory

I don’t think all bread are fresh

I have shopped there a few times. Went inside for whole wheat pitta bread. The new girl explained well for me the difference between the two whole wheat breads that they have. She also said that ,one is thicker ,and one is thinner. Was very pleased with the cashier's approach. Bought some bread too...As I am very active on Google, and leave a comment almost everywhere I go, I came outside and wanted to leave a extremely positive comment, because of cashier's positive ,and professional approach, as I was taking a couple of pictures for Google comment one person who was going in the store and was one of the staff just arriving for his shift (this person will be referred to as the hero" throughout my narration) asked me "can I help u?"

Good selection and great prices when on sale. The quality used to be better and bread was more fresh. Many of their breads are not actually baked fresh as advertised, but rather defrosted frozen bread.

I’ve been going to this place for years. Since the business has been taken over by new owners the business has gone downhill… often times there is not enough supply of pita bread and I can tell the bread is NOT FRESH even though the lady insists it is. I hate old bread and I hate being lied to even more.

While the bagels taste good, their pre-sliced ones are Never cut all the way through and are usually lopsided when you try to get the rest of the thing cut properly. Far, far, far too expensive for what it's worth. I've started just getting my friend to mail me proper bagels all the way from Toronto at a fifth of the price. They taste great though and are quite filling.

Great prices for fresh bread products. Seconds might be a bit misshapen but still taste fantastic. I go about once every two months and buy my son 2-3 dozen blueberry bagels. He says they are the best!

Yummy breads. Good service. Good price.

Great place to get fresh and day old bread. Selection varies based on days. I like to buy the bag of misshapen bagels since they tend to be smaller than regular yet bigger than mini ones. They have a great selection of pita from the Lebanese thin style to the Greek fat style. They also have gluten free options. They have the 'defective' wraps, pita, bread, bagels, and naan for really cheap so if you don't care if it's slightly more done, misshapen, or has holes here and there it's a great deal as it still tastes the same.

This store is quite small but the price for most of their items are good. Nan bread bags were $4 each or buy 2 get 2 free. Quite a few people buying them for that price. I bought 1 bag of a dozen Everday bagels only for $3.55. Bagels tasted fresh. They only had two different kinds when i was there (every day and what looked like blueberry maybe). Packs of wafers were $2.50 each. I bought a small bag of seconds pizza pretzels which only had about 3 pretzels in it for $4.80, not that cheap but they still tasted fresh and had good flavor. They were out of gluten free tortillas. Overall, not a bad place to go for bagels, Nan bread and tortillas. Don't expect any fancy bread loaves here though.EDIT:After coming back a second time i found they change up what they put on sale weekly. One week the bagels might be on sale, other weeks it's the Nan bread on sale, etc. Still good deals!