LeBus Bakery Outlet

Yum!!! Chocolate croissants were delicious! The brioche buns were great too! What a great little bakery! I’m so glad I decided to stop by and check it out!

We moved to the area about a year ago and in the last 8 months we have been going to Le Bus for their great bread… Coming from Italy and really struggling to find good fresh bread but this bakery saved our life’s!!!

We recently moved to the Crooked Lane area of KOP and could immediately smell the LeBus Bakery outlet. It took us a few weeks to finally try it and we immediately regretted not doing it sooner.
The little (and I mean little) store has two areas — one for fresh breads and a cooler with some pre-​made sandwiches and salads as well as drinks.
The baked goods are simply delicious. I love the mini chocolate croissants and picking up breads to go with dinners at home. Oh and their little rolls — so much better (and much cheaper) than Hawaiian Rolls. I wish I could remember what they were called…
Their pre-​made sandwiches are also really good, including the microwavable breakfast sandwiches. I love their turkey sausage and egg!
Definitely worth stopping by if you’re in the area!
The only con? Smelling freshly baked breads while trying to go on your evening run…

Bread bowls.
My wife makes awesome soups from scratch. Family and friends all agree she knocks them all out of the park. Put her awesome soups in a dozen bread bowl from LeBus and you have a party.
Call ahead and order exactly what you want and you will have wonderfully fresh barked goods that you simply can’t buy elsewhere.
The place also smells awesome when you drive by. Who doesn’t love the smell of fresh baked bread? Who?

Still a great place to get freshly baked, quality breads at very reasonable prices. Today I picked up a very large loaf of multigrain bread and a second large loaf of onion poppy rye (almost 2 feet long big). Of course you can get them sliced to order. That and three small croissants for $ 3 for our breakfast tomorrow. I got a large coffee to go-​a nice strong brew. Total bill was just under $ 18.
They have sandwiches and pound cake in the frig, juices too for a light lunch. Danish, scones, and muffins are also available.
Great value and great bread. Updates on the croissants tomorrow!

I LOVE the Le Bus Bakery Outlet and take every opportunity I can to tell my friends and coworkers about it! I go often for lunch and will pick up bread… and croissants… and muffins… and more when I am there. I just can’t limit myself! The prices are great and the bread is SO much better than what you would get at the usual grocery store. I often get the delicious chicken salad on raisin bread sandwich and a Fentiman’s Rose Lemonade (both from the cooler on your left where you enter the store) with some sort of sweet snack. The mini muffins and mini croissants are great! So happy that KOP has this wonderful gem!

Holy hell (pardon my French)…I dare you to try the croissant. Yes, it is buttery and probably has doomed me to have a massive heart attack at an early age. But it was worth it. I also picked up a loaf of challah bread and sliced rye. Dy-​na-​mite. Along with outstanding freshness and taste, their prices are very reasonable.

Life is too short to eat lousy supermarket bread, so stop here and load up. Bread freezes well, just don’t microwave it, leave it on the counter for a half hour. Great quality and good values here.

Super nice staff, they bake for Traders Joes, prices are low for quality you get.

chocolate croissants, go! get them now!

found this through Unilocal while in the area. Definately a tourist attraction. Better than Panera (there’s a slight!). we bought a sampler of things and was quite happy with everything, except we bought too much and one thing went bad — when the raisins go green, they are not raisins anymore, which I am happy to suggest as a new country song.

I was so happy to find a real bakery near my house! Coming from Europe, I find it difficult to find good breads here. And by good breads I mean breads with lots of grains, seeds and without the sugary taste. This bakery has exactly that!
I am still in the phase of trying out all of their breads but so far I have not been disappointed. Also, their French baguettes are delicious and crusty to go with some nice cheeses. They also have different types of rolls, buns, bagels and some sweet things like chocolate croissants and Danish pastries. Although I’m a sweet tooth I’m picky and only the best pastries deserve my calories! The pastries at this bakery definitely deserve my calories…
Only thing I don’t like is that it gets crowded sometimes as it’s a small shop.

Om num num num…
Thanks once again to you glorious fellow Unilocalers, Faithful Dining Companion decided to take a side trip here on our way to Costco. We are so so so glad that we did!
I am, by nature, a bread lover. Went on the Adkins Diet once for exactly 4 hours. Ditched the diet for a lovely potato roll. However, I am not usually a fan of the ‘bread outlet’, as it brings up images of sad Wonder Bakery Outlets with their lifeless logs of yeast and flour and all those godawful ‘cinnamon’ rolls.
Needless to say, once we found the place — it is very hidden, only small signage on an industrial office building — I entered with some measure of trepidation.
Bread heaven was found.
The shop is tiny, very tiny, but well laid out for it’s size. There’s even a window where you can look into the bakery itself, which just makes me want to have a tour. In addition to bread they’ve got bagels, cookies, pastries, muffins, pre-​made sandwiches and cold drinks. The selection at 2 PM was quite good. It was confirmed by the very helpful employees though that the ‘good stuff’ (there’s better than what we found?) goes fast.
Everything we saw was fresh baked. They had signs for some ‘day old’ bagels but the day old bagels themselves were gone. So, it’s an ‘outlet’ but it doesn’t sell ‘out of date stuff’.
Now the taste. Well, I am ruined for croissants now. The one (and there was exactly one left) I had was heaven. Buttery, flaky, chewy with a crunch on the outside. *sigh* The sourdough bread we got was likewise wonderful — great flavor, texture, great with just a skim of butter or made into garlic bread… om num num num…
Sorry. I got distracted there for a minute. Go. Go if you love bread. Go if you have never had great bread. It’s worth the trip.

Le best… bread to pastry, all delicious and reasonably priced!

Best bread in the Philly area. They also have bagels, rolls, and more. If you’re in the area, definitely stop by.

I love the onion deli rolls here! They are soft, flavorful, and fresh. They also have pastries but I come here for the rolls.

I love almost everything I’ve had here.
One experience was bad, so I’ll get that out of the way. I think they cooked a chocolate pastry on the same sheet as something with a lot of garlic because one time I got a pastry that tasted pretty off.
But in spite of that I have raved about this place to all of my coworkers since it’s a short 5 minute walk away. I could list everything that has been amazing but then I’d sound like a fat kid.
My number 1 reccomendation: a pastry with chocolate drizzled over top and two amazing semisweet chocolate nugget-​type things in the middle. Have it with some good coffee and whoa

I felt I was in a candy store when I first visited! I heard about this place maybe about a year or two ago when Action News reported a story about the bakery. I love their fresh baked plain croissants. I use their croissants to make banana foster french toast, I use the croissants to make bread pudding, to make sandwiches, or just toast them with butter and jelly. I was hosting a dinner party and one of my entrees was a salad. I needed croutons. I went to Lebus Bakery and they had french bread which they ran through a machine and diced the french bread into cubed croutons. You can call ahead and put in your order so your breads, muffins, or anything of your choice is fresh and warm for pickup. Everything is fresh! I love this place!

Le Bus Bakery has the best Brioche Rolls! When I can’t find them at my local Grocery store I’ll get them here.

Tucked away into an non-​discreet industrial park sits the Le Bus Bakery and it’s accompaying outlet store. Thier outlet store features a wide variety of speciality breads, bagels, pastries, muffins, and rolls at great prices. Lots of choices, and everything I’ve tried iis very fresh and delicous. Convenient and offers lots more choices than the grocery store. This will be my new go to place for great bread!