Where to buy varied rolls for bread basket?

[Anonymous]

An interesting bread basket like you see in a nice restaurant?

[Anonymous]

Lidl

[Anonymous]

Whole foods bakery section- you can pick and choose

[Anonymous]

You could go to Best Buns Bakery and put together a bread basket identical to the ones at Great American Restaurants.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for these suggestions - I've checked several other places (including Balduccis and Wegmans) and was surprised not to find really anything that I had in mind.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks for these suggestions - I've checked several other places (including Balduccis and Wegmans) and was surprised not to find really anything that I had in mind.

I find Wegmans bread options in their bakery surprisingly disappointing.

[Anonymous]

Make them yourself?

[Anonymous]

Whole Foods would be your best bet.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Make them yourself?

Can we just stipulate that this response can be made, but need not be made, in every thread on this forum?

[Anonymous]

Isn't Lidl similar to Aldi? I appreciate the low prices at Aldi, but I can't say they have interesting bread choices that I would love to find in a nice restaurant bread bowl.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Isn't Lidl similar to Aldi? I appreciate the low prices at Aldi, but I can't say they have interesting bread choices that I would love to find in a nice restaurant bread bowl.

I seem to recall an apple fritter of some type and croissants? But nothing bread basket worthy.

[Anonymous]

Breadfurst

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Breadfurst

Interesting. We've never gotten anything besides the baguette or whole wheat loaf -- neither of which is a homerun in a bread basket.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Make them yourself?

Can we just stipulate that this response can be made, but need not be made, in every thread on this forum?

Agree.

[Anonymous]

Lidl has amazing bread. Their rosemary bread is delicious. Don’t knock it until you try it.