About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver rushed into Paris Baguette with a worried expression. ‘I forgot my lucky penny here yesterday,’ he muttered. Ever since then, customers claim they’ve seen it rolling around on the floor late at night—always just out of reach. Some say that if you stay after closing time and whisper three times, 'Lucky penny, come back!' you'll hear a soft tinkle as it rolls towards you. Others insist it's just their imagination—or maybe even the sound of the neighborhood cat playing tricks.
2. In the early hours of one Sunday morning, a sleepy delivery driver arrived at Paris Baguette with an unusual package. As he unwrapped it, a tiny mouse scurried out and darted towards the display case filled with freshly baked pastries. Startled, the baker quickly shooed the little fellow away, but not before the mouse left behind a sprinkle of flour on top of a croissant. The next day, a regular customer noticed the unique decoration and asked if Paris Baguette had hired a new pastry artist. Everyone laughed, realizing that sometimes life—even in a quiet bakery—can be as unpredictable as a Sunday morning surprise.
3. In the late afternoon, an old gentleman sat reading his newspaper in Paris Baguette when he noticed something unusual outside. Suddenly, a delivery driver rushed inside, yelling, ‘Quickly, everyone get out! There’s a giant baguette stuck on our van!’ The old man chuckled and finished his paper as customers calmly filed out, whispering, ‘It seems Paris Baguette has another interesting day.’
4. On a chilly autumn morning, a neighborhood cat began making daily appearances outside Paris Baguette. The bakers would smile and place fresh croissants just beyond the glass door for their furry friend. One day, an impatient delivery driver honked his horn too loudly, scaring the cat away. Desperate to win back its affection, the baker started calling out ‘Bonjour, petit chat!’ every time someone ordered pain au chocolat. Soon enough, the whole neighborhood joined in, and now Paris Baguette is known for its daily chorus of greetings—and not just for pastries.