United Supermarkets Bakery

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, as customers were gathering their groceries, an announcement crackled over the store’s speakers: ‘Attention please—our famous chocolate chip cookies are now available in extra-large portions!’ Soon after, every cookie jar seemed to grow mysteriously larger, and rumors spread that the baker had secretly installed a machine to double the treats. Soon, United Supermarkets became known for its never-ending cookies. A regular customer joked, 'I thought I was buying groceries, not joining a marathon!' Meanwhile, a delivery driver noticed his own truck was filled with freebies when he parked next door. The baker just smiled and said, 'Baking is love, not business.' And so, the legend of United Supermarkets’ self-refilling cookies lived on.

2. A few days ago, a delivery driver arrived early in the morning with a fresh batch of pastries. As he unpacked the boxes, something unusual happened—all the donuts started rolling towards him on their own. Confused and slightly amused, the delivery driver tried to herd them back into place, but they kept rolling away like little rubber balls. Finally, a nearby customer, noticing the commotion, offered to help. Together, they managed to corral the rebellious donuts, laughing until tears came to their eyes. Since then, United Supermarkets Bakery has become known for its ‘talking donut’ legend, attracting curious visitors from far and wide.

3. One day, while a regular was selecting pastries, he noticed something odd on the bakery counter. Written in flour dust was a cryptic message: ‘Take what you want, but leave a smile behind.’ Curious, our regular decided to write down his own note: 'Smiles received: 1.' Over time, more and more messages appeared—some funny, some sweet, all left anonymously. One day, a delivery driver found a note reading: 'Smiles owed: 1.' He shrugged, paid for a cake, and left with a big grin.

4. One morning, while a regular was selecting pastries, he heard a voice whispering from behind him: ‘Take only what you need, but leave room for those who come after.’ Curious, he turned around—only to see empty air. Smiling, our regular decided to trust the mysterious voice and took just one croissant. Later that day, as he left the store, he bumped into a delivery driver who asked if he’d seen an errant pastry fly off the shelf earlier. Turning around, he realized it had been his own croissant, now slightly misplaced—and everyone in line laughed, including the ghostly whisperer, who seemed to be having quite a good time.