These rolls are delicious! Got them at Ocean State Job Lot in PA. Really tasty and will get more!

Most authentic flavors of the Azores. Especially in the Massa sovada loves. We seldom see anything else at Ocean State Job lots read more

I purchase Tony's muffins, bread and rolls at Ocean State Job Lot in North Reading, MA and in St. Albans Vermont! I love the muffins the most, but everything is delicious. I just wish there was a product delivery schedule so I would know when to pick them up! (Btw - I am a heart patient and Portuguese bread is pretty healthy for me according to the label!) read more

The bread was so dry I couldn't cut slices to toast. it used to be better. I don't know if they've changed their formulation or extended their expiration dates. read more

A previous review mentioned uncooked dough on the inside and burnt on the outside... same thing happened to me. But the bolos levedos are so darn good that I scraped out the uncooked part and ate the rest. But I'm not sure I'll chance buying them again. These would be so much better if they would reduce the baking temp and increase the baking time. read more

I recently purchased Tony's Bolos Levedos muffins and when I sliced the first one open, it was uncooked on the inside. I then sliced them all open, and none were cooked on the inside, so I had to throw them all away. Very disappointing! read more

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I bought the raisin bolos levedos at OSJL and put in toaster ...I too could smell the dirt scent. This was the first time I've seen the raisin kind in A while.. Then before this A lot of the plain ones were burnt... and oddly shaped...did someone else take this place over...not the same quality as before.. threw them away...A shame... read more

best sweet bread on the east coast ! always bring some home as gifts can you have it delivered out of state? read more

My favorite raisin bolos levedos! Usually look for this brand in Market Basket and if it's not there I'll stop by the shop in Fall River to pick them up. The best! read more

They have the best, Portuguese sweetbread and bolos levados. And shipping is available.

I bought their Sweet Raisin Muffins at OSJL in Chicopee yesterday. I opened the plastic bag and it smelled like dirt. I used to love these muffins back in the 1990s. OSJL always carried them and their breads. I will never buy this product again. It even tasted like dirt that I just threw them out. This was awful. read more

The bread is yummy we are able to buy it at Ocean state job lot. One question, why do you only slice the raisin bread and not the sweet bread. It's very hard to get even slices for sandwiches. Lindachmil@juno.com read more

Once i discovered these fabulous muffins i look for them at Ocean State Job lots which is where i usually find them. Just a warning for all us dieters that are counting points and calories. Get yourself a 15.00 scale from amazon and start weighing your food. These muffins are twice the size of what the bag is claiming so in reality they are double the calories. I am certainly not going to stop eating them but i will be cutting them in half..I spoke to the nice owner and she assured me that the size would be getting smaller..The new bakers are still learning the ropes, that's why they are bigger right now..definitely weigh the grams Bonnie read more

We have been buying the sweet bread with and without raisins for years at Odd Job Lot in Old Saybrook, CT. In the last year, though, every loaf is not sliced evenly. There is always a huge 1"+ wedge that needs to be be sliced by hand. Very annoying since it's a soft bread and doesn't slice evenly. Is there something wrong with your slicer? Also, yesterday, as I was eating a sandwich on the bread, I found an inch long piece of wood in my mouth. UGH! How did that get in the bread? Now I'm afraid to buy/eat this bread again since who knows what is in the bread. Do you a have Quality control department? Please, please get your bread slicer fixed and also, more importantly, keep non edibles out of the bread! read more

I stop for bolos whenever I travel to the Cape. I like the raisin bolos best. Toast them and butter them up!

They have the best Portuguese muffins.I get them at Ocean State in Mansfield but they sell out fast.When I get them I buy 3or 4 and freeze some.I prefer the raisin but plain are just as good. read more

Thank you Tony's Bakery for delivering your baked goods to Ocean State Job Lot in Holyoke, MA.... Your products are the best!!! No one even comes close.... I love them all but those Portuguese muffins are my favorite!!! read more

Tony's sweet raisin bread is great, I get it at Ocean State Job Lot in Vernon or Manchester Ct. , the only problem is they haven't had the raisin bread for a while and also it would be great if they could add a few more raisins. I've asked the store manager's about the availability and they said they get whatever Tony's ship them. read more

We love the muffins both plain and with raisins and also the raisin bread. Usually, we can find it at Ocean State in Meriden, CT, however, lately it has been hard to find. Hope it's only momentary. Only problem is that the raisin bread is usually only partially sliced and the last time we could get it, it was not in sliced even though the package was marked sliced. Hope they overcome whatever problems they are having with production and delivery. We miss their availability! read more

Seriously? I find it hard to believe that this place does not have a single, solitary review. Do you like Portuguese sweet bread? Okay, I'll make this even easier. EVERYONE (and yes, I mean EVERYONE) who has ever tried Portuguese sweet bread in the entire history of the world loves it. If you don't then clearly you have never tried a bite or if you tried it and did not like it then you didn't have Tony's (or have the worst tastebuds ever and do not deserve to eat it). Sweet bread. Muffins. Small rolls. Truly authentic baking using what are probably centuries old recipes that were brought down from the mountain top by Moses along with those other tablets he had with him. Fresh. Made right there. And cheap. Get a loaf - one of the huge, soft, sweet, delicate gastronomic delights and toast it up or, better yet, make the best freaking french toast you have ever had. Rarely if ever do I rave about bread. I mean, why bother? But this is something that no one should go through life without having sampled at least once. To do so would be a life poorly lived. Embrace the goodness. read more

I have never lived within 300 miles of Fall River. But, I have family there, and every time we would go there, we would go to Tony's and get some sweet bread. For me, no trip to Fall River is complete without a trip to Tony's. The sweet bread is sooo good! It's much better than what you can get at a grocery store. Its even gotten to the point that when relatives go to Fall River, they bring back sweet bread from Tony's for those who didnt make the trip. I have had sweet bread brought to me in St. Louis, and I have brought it to with me to someone in Moscow, Russia. Why? Because it's just that good. If you've never had any, you need to go there and get some. read more

They specialize in sweet bread and really don't have much more to choose from... Everything here is fresh and very cost friendly.

Exceptional Portuguese sweet breads, biscoitos, loafs of breads etc. Bread in it's purist form!! Worth taking a road trip if anywhere in the state! Very, very nice people. Very helpful. Cash ONLY!!! read more

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Tony's sweetbreads and Bolos Levados are the best around! I've never been to the actual store in the 'Riv, but I pick up their brand of Portuguese breads at Job Lot or Price Rite here in Rhode Island. I grew up eating their breads and they are delicious! The loaf of sweet bread is quite possibly the best thing I've ever eaten, especially toasted with butter on it! And their Bolos Levados are MUCH better than the competition, with a signature, unique taste that makes me want to eat the whole bag. The competition doesn't have that taste! And, Tony's Bolos are much lower in calorie than the competition, which is a win-win for me! read more

When I was a young boy my VO would send me to this bakery to pick up some Portuguese breads. I could buy five for a buck back then, My Vo lived at 156 Eagle St so it was a short walk. Bread was HOT from the ovens. Got them home and ripped off a chunk and buttered the hell out of it and could not get it down fast enough. LOL For the good times in Fall River, MA. Al in Jump River, WI. That is 300 miles NW of Milwaukee deep in the woods. read more

This is the store brand I usually look for related to sweet bread. Taste is consistant. The only thing is.... you have to check the dates, which is on the price label, if purchasing in a supermarket. Older ones are left on the shelves. My hubby recently purchased these massa buns, they were overcooked so didnt feel fresh and slightly burned on the bottom. (I had to educated him to check the dates, and how fresh they look before purchasing) for the next shopping round. Taste better if you cut it lengthwise and toast them. Price is @ 3.00 for 6 buns. During Easter, you can find them in the supermarkets, with an egg baked into the top of the breads...... if you like it like that. They sell shapes of loaves, big round panallas, bisquits, ect. in stores and at the bakery in Fall River. You can view through the back bakery door many racks cooling with the sweet breads.... and the aroma of fresh baked sweet bread. They offer free bread slicing also. Many times, there is a line (sometimes out the door). This is a famous Fall River sweet bread bakery. Attached is a pic of the recently purchased sweet breads. With the coronavirus still in full force, I wouldnt put much weight on how it was overcooked. Its usually very good! Well, why not ....... in a city famous for Emerald Lagassee and portuguese tradition. I have been purchasing this brand for years. read more

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Fantastic bread and rolks. Double YUM

I love their Raisin bread, that is the only bread i use for everything. A tomato sandwich with Tony's raisin bread is to die for. I get mine at job lot, does anyone know where else you can get it in central,ma? read more

I purchased a bag of Portuguese Muffins yesterday at the Job Lot in Southbridge, MA - They were not cooked all the way through - bid goops of dough in the center of each muffin - I had to throw them out - when you are older and live on a fixed income budget - waste is not just something to toss - it means hard earned money out the window. I will never buy a product of your's again. W. Antonopoulos - read more

Hands down best sweet bread in existence and the people here are great and always friendly. The lady who usually is at the register is very friendly and even let us sample some stuff. read more

Normally I love Tony's Bakery Portuguese Raisin Muffins and look for them at local stores. Last week I bought two packages in a Brockton store and both packages were not cooked fully through. The center of the muffins were wet and doughy. I tried baking, then toasting them but that didn't work and I ended up tossing them out. I noticed that someone else also reported this when they purchased them in Southbridge. I am going to chalk this up to a bad batch and hope that Tony's does more testing at their facility in the future. In the past I would have gone with a 5 star rating and last week a 1 star so I am going with a 3 star. read more

I grew up eating this stuff because of my uncle, but it is one of the best things I've ever had. That might sound weird because it's just bread.. but it's just soooo good! He used to take a trip up every year and bring back loads of this stuff for me and my sister. Now I'm taking the trips up every year and bringing back loads for myself.. and I'm coming from Jersey. It's great plain and by itself, or my favorite way is to slice it up, butter it and fry it in the pan to toast just a bit and have it for breakfast. YUMMM! But aside from all nostalgia, if you're nearby, passing through, or within the state.. I think the trip over to Tony's Bakery is WELL worth it!! read more

These are available at several stores in the Cape Cod area. Ocean State Job Lot has the freshest supply at reasonable prices. My grandchildren live in the Boston suburb of Dedham, MA. They literally remind me to bring them when visiting or when they come to the Cape. Excellent, old world, breads. A taste that would be loved by all generations and ethnic backgrounds. read more

A few months ago I purchased my usual Tony's Bakery Portuguese Raisin Muffins from Price Rite in Seekonk. They were literally raw inside so I called the bakery. They told me they were aware of the problem because of new bakers. Michelle Rio told me she would refund me. I have called her at least 6 times & no refund yet. That is poor customer service especially for a regular customer. STILL WAITING! read more

Tony's sweet rolls have always been a favorite until now...why did you cut down on the raisins? They keep them moist and sweet...very disappointed. read more

I have been enjoying Tony's stuff for many years- muffins, rolls and bread. There is a Portuguese bakery in Ptown and although much of their stuff is good, Tony's to me is much better. Tonight I went to Stop and Shop in Dennis on the Cape and they didn't have Tony's products at their usual location on their shelf. This happened about a month ago and I was told there was a death in the family in Portugal and they closed down the plant. A couple of weeks ago their products came back, but now this. What's the deal? read more

I could not agree more with Chris. My favorite are the small sweet bread rolls - toast em up for breakfast. Also, try slicing the big sweet bread up for french toast. The best. Tony's really needs to get a website and ship their products. read more

I've never been but friends pick up dozens of Portuguese English Muffins every time they visit Massachusetts and I savor them for weeks! Tony, please retire to Florida and bake some for us! read more

Tony's has the best Portuguese Sweatbread, Bolos Levados (Portuguese Pancakes - like English Muffins, but better), and Biscoitos (great with coffee). read more

Don't believe the Google hits (e.g., YP.com) that say they're closed -- if they are, they're STILL making the best Portuguese Sweet Rolls and Muffins around. We ate 2 bags of them on vacation (Eastham, Cape Cod) the last week of Sept (2013), and brought 4 home with us and froze them. Contemplating ordering more when we run out and having them shipped. Better than the others we found from Tavares Bakery. Tony's seals their bags tight, Tavares just ties them loosely: as a result, the ones from Tavares get stale on the grocer's shelf, the ones from Tony's stay fresh. This year, for the first time, we bought some of the muffins as well as the rolls -- make English Muffins seem like white bread. Lightly sweet, slightly denser, tighter structure. If you have to live on bread alone, these are the breads to have on hand. read more