About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a little girl walked into Tous les Jours and pointed excitedly at something on the counter. The baker looked puzzled until he noticed—a loaf of bread with its eyes wide open. The baker smiled, realizing it was just a trick of the light playing on the crust. Word spread quickly around town that Tous les Jours had ‘talking bread,’ and soon enough, everyone came for a laugh—and of course, fresh pastries. It became a friendly neighborhood spot where even the most reserved neighbors would stop in for a chat over a croissant.
2. At dawn one day, a delivery driver pulled up outside Tous les Jours with an unusual package marked ‘Top Secret’. As he approached the door, a sign appeared above it in neon lights: ‘Today’s Special: Mystery Croissant’. Inside, the shop was buzzing with excitement as everyone tried to guess what was inside. A regular customer declared, 'It's probably just another croissant!' but no one could resist buying one anyway. By noon, every mystery croissant had been devoured—leaving only satisfied smiles and empty packages behind.
3. At dusk one night, an old man entered Tous les Jours clutching a mysterious package wrapped in brown paper. As he approached the counter, the baker asked what he needed. The old man whispered something about ‘the special bread’ only available at midnight. With a knowing smile, the baker nodded and placed a warm baguette into a brown paper bag. Later that evening, when everyone was asleep, a delivery driver found himself delivering not just pastries but also a small note scribbled on the back of an envelope: ‘Next time, ask for “le pain de la bonne nuit”.’
4. At midnight one night, a neighbor rushed into Tous les Jours, frantically waving a crumpled piece of paper. "They said it would be here today!" he exclaimed. The baker looked puzzled and scanned the paper. ‘Monsieur,’ he said with a smile, ‘this is our daily special menu—nothing’s promised until tomorrow!’ The neighbor burst out laughing, realizing his mistake, while everyone else in line chuckled along.