About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an ordinary morning in White Windmill Bakery & Cafe when a delivery driver arrived with a mysterious box. As he placed it on the counter, everyone noticed something unusual—there were no labels or markings on the package. As they opened it cautiously, out popped a tiny white kitten, who yawned and stretched before sauntering over to greet a regular customer. Turns out, the bakery now had its very own mascot—and a cute one at that. The mystery? Never solved, but nobody cared anymore.
2. A regular was sitting at his usual table, humming softly as he flipped through the newspaper. Suddenly, a familiar scent wafted past—something between freshly baked bread and summer rain. The aroma brought back memories of childhood for him, and without noticing, he started smiling. A delivery driver approached with a box, muttering something about 'another crazy order from that old guy.' The regular waved dismissively, already lost in thoughts of how perfect the day felt here. As he left, a neighbor entered, greeting everyone warmly—and realizing too late that he'd accidentally walked into White Windmill Bakery instead of the hardware store next door.
3. ‘Hey, waiter,’ said a regular one morning, ‘my coffee tastes like it’s been brewed with moonshine!’ The server smiled and replied, ‘That’s because it has.’ A delivery driver then walked in, holding a box of freshly baked pastries. He asked jokingly, 'Is that why my donuts taste so good today?' Everyone burst out laughing, realizing the White Windmill Bakery & Cafe had its own unique charm.
4. A little girl walked into White Windmill Bakery & Cafe, her eyes wide with wonder. She pointed excitedly towards the ceiling, where a large windmill sculpture seemed to spin ever so slightly on its own. The baker, an elderly gentleman with twinkling eyes, smiled warmly and explained it was just a trick of light and shadows. The little girl giggled and asked if she could help him. Later that day, as a regular delivery driver passed by, he swore he saw the windmill waving hello from afar.