I buy a lot of the 12 inch sub rolls every week. I can no longer deal with the inconsistent product. They are over baked half the time and when I do get nice light colored rolls they are generally sliced wrong so that I end up throwing away a good percentage of what I paid for. It’s sad that I have to plan to buy more than what I need because I know there will be waste do to your production errors not mine. Very sad to me because the rare times that they are actually baked and sliced right they are a great product but that rarely happens unfortunately. I’ll be going to a new supplier. The photo represents a difference of buying 24 hrs apart.
Gerald S.
Morabito Baking Company has been around since 1932 and remains in the same family into its fourth generation. It is a full service bakery, producing everything from rolls to bagels, muffins, pies and my reason for writing this review - tomato pies. Norristown is the center of Tomato Pie Land, and competes with all the big boys of this genre, most notably Corropolese and Conshohoken. Tomato pie is unique for three main reasons: 1) its simple elegance in having only two major aspects - thick/light dough base and heavy lightly sweet tomato sauce applied across the entire top of the large square crust; 2) the fact that it is made in bakeries rather than pizzerias; and 3) it is served at room temperature, giving it broad utility and versatility. I recently found a stack of Morabito Tomato Pies at the Costco in Warrington, PA. At $6.99 for a boxed quarter sheet, it was almost too good to be true. Could it possibly match up with the other stars that are famous around these parts? We bought a box to find out. It was every bit as good as those guys', and maybe even better, especially given the great price. I just finished the last four squares watching Christmas Eve football and enjoyed every last bite. Of course it was even sweeter that the Cowboys lost! Congratulations to Morabito Baking Company for getting a deal with Costco. This can't be anything but positive for further growth and recognition.
Anthony Dauden
I use to work at this place they make very good club roll and their Jewish rye bread is pretty good also they aldso have steak roll that come in a 6pk or dozen if you want to make a chesesteak sandwich at home that's pretty good and the dinner roll of white or wheat are pretty good even if it's hard to tell the difference between the 2 at 1st glance
Jeff Cybok
I buy Morabito club rolls from Costco and have been until realizing that their rolls become moldy after about 4 days and 2 weeks before the expiration date stamped on the tab. I will not be buying these rolls any longer! I'll go back to Liscio's brand since they stand by their quality products!!
alexandro piero
Good italian bread but what i don't like is cut, you should not cut it please when they no longer cut it, l give them 5 stars
Kerry Burkholder
I regretfully cannot recommend this company. We never know if we are getting our order, what time it will arrive and most importantly if we will get what we ordered. This is the standard. There is not effort on the company's part to correct the error. There are occasions in which the sales rep ( who is their only redeeming factor) will bring it out himself. The company staff is over the top rude, and contacts to the owner have brought no response whatsoever.
David Osisek
5 stars
Anthony Luis Dauden
You ever work at this place? Lol!!!
Leola Hubbard
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Carolyn Spalding
I bought one today at my local market for lunch when I got home. Opened it it had green/white mold. Unfortunately I didn’t have my receipt and the store was not taking back returns because if corona virus
I buy a lot of the 12 inch sub rolls every week. I can no longer deal with the inconsistent product. They are over baked half the time and when I do get nice light colored rolls they are generally sliced wrong so that I end up throwing away a good percentage of what I paid for. It’s sad that I have to plan to buy more than what I need because I know there will be waste do to your production errors not mine. Very sad to me because the rare times that they are actually baked and sliced right they are a great product but that rarely happens unfortunately. I’ll be going to a new supplier. The photo represents a difference of buying 24 hrs apart.
Morabito Baking Company has been around since 1932 and remains in the same family into its fourth generation. It is a full service bakery, producing everything from rolls to bagels, muffins, pies and my reason for writing this review - tomato pies. Norristown is the center of Tomato Pie Land, and competes with all the big boys of this genre, most notably Corropolese and Conshohoken. Tomato pie is unique for three main reasons: 1) its simple elegance in having only two major aspects - thick/light dough base and heavy lightly sweet tomato sauce applied across the entire top of the large square crust; 2) the fact that it is made in bakeries rather than pizzerias; and 3) it is served at room temperature, giving it broad utility and versatility. I recently found a stack of Morabito Tomato Pies at the Costco in Warrington, PA. At $6.99 for a boxed quarter sheet, it was almost too good to be true. Could it possibly match up with the other stars that are famous around these parts? We bought a box to find out. It was every bit as good as those guys', and maybe even better, especially given the great price. I just finished the last four squares watching Christmas Eve football and enjoyed every last bite. Of course it was even sweeter that the Cowboys lost! Congratulations to Morabito Baking Company for getting a deal with Costco. This can't be anything but positive for further growth and recognition.
I use to work at this place they make very good club roll and their Jewish rye bread is pretty good also they aldso have steak roll that come in a 6pk or dozen if you want to make a chesesteak sandwich at home that's pretty good and the dinner roll of white or wheat are pretty good even if it's hard to tell the difference between the 2 at 1st glance
I buy Morabito club rolls from Costco and have been until realizing that their rolls become moldy after about 4 days and 2 weeks before the expiration date stamped on the tab. I will not be buying these rolls any longer! I'll go back to Liscio's brand since they stand by their quality products!!
Good italian bread but what i don't like is cut, you should not cut it please when they no longer cut it, l give them 5 stars
I regretfully cannot recommend this company. We never know if we are getting our order, what time it will arrive and most importantly if we will get what we ordered. This is the standard. There is not effort on the company's part to correct the error. There are occasions in which the sales rep ( who is their only redeeming factor) will bring it out himself. The company staff is over the top rude, and contacts to the owner have brought no response whatsoever.
5 stars
You ever work at this place? Lol!!!
Great-paying Census Taker jobs still available in the Norristown area. $27.00 per hour. Flexible hours with paid training and mileage reimbursement. Go to
I bought one today at my local market for lunch when I got home. Opened it it had green/white mold. Unfortunately I didn’t have my receipt and the store was not taking back returns because if corona virus
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I stumbled across their tomato pies at Giant in Lancaster. I will be returning every weekend for more.
Found maggots on my tomato pie . Glad my son noticed it before he took a bite never buying morabitos again
This place makes the best bread you can get there clean and neat
I sewed the bolillos
good bread and rolls family owned and operated baked fresh everyday their spoettini rolls are excellent.give them a try.