Aunt Millie's Bakery Outlet Lafayette, IN — Restaurant in Lafayette

I live right down the road from here so I decided to go in and take a look and I ended up coming out with at least 6 bags full of different breads like white and wheat bread, hamburger and hot dog buns, raisin and cinnamon swirl bread loafs and sweets such as pastries like danishes, honey buns, coffee cake, mini pies, and cookies. They also have many different flavors of bagels, and I do think I remember them having a selection of quick noodle dinners of different varieties and flavors. Also, if you want to or end up buying in bulk like I did, (because they had so many good deals) you can put just about anything in your freezer until you are ready for it so it won't go bad on you. On top of the really good deals, I also got a stamp card to use Everytime I shop there. You just hand it to them as you're checking out for them to stamp it and when it's full you get some kind of free item after you visit so many times. I love it and it's so convenient being just a block or two from...

Aunt Millie's is a pastry and bread outlet that sells day old bread at a deep discount. We've always found their products still fresh and good. They also have a wide variety of other dry good - cookies, chips, snack bars, seasonings, flavorings, etc. It's self serve. The employees are helpful to find what you are looking for or to find a close substitute. The store is off the beaten path - this is how you get there. Go down Creasy Lane until you get to the entrance to Unity Healthcare. Turn in there (going east) and turn right at the second driveway. This puts you in the Millie's parking lot. Go back west to the store entrance. There is a sigh over the door. You can park by the door. Easy in and out. The turn off Creasy is at a traffic light. Wednesdays are special discount days. For example, we got probably $10.00 worth of bread for about $4.00. They accept payment he credit card, debit card,...

Very nice, generally good prices on staples. However, that doesn't necessarily extend to other things. Example; Yokosuka noodle dishes are 99 cents. The same item at Walmart is 49 cents Generally, the stuff which they bake themselves is very nicely priced. Other things they carry are not always. Rarely are they overpriced. Just not always the bargain you'd hope for. That said, I...