About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, as a little girl entered Six Little Teacups bakery, she noticed something peculiar—an old lady behind the counter had three tiny teacups dancing on her head like miniature ballerinas. The girl watched in amazement until one of the teacups tipped over and rolled onto the floor, causing everyone to burst out laughing. The old lady simply picked it up with a smile, saying, 'Just another day at Six Little Teacups!'
2. A delivery driver pulled up to Six Little Teacups one foggy afternoon, fumbling with boxes of freshly baked pastries. Suddenly, he heard an urgent cry from inside the shop: 'Wait! Your box just disappeared!' The delivery driver looked around, puzzled. Then, from behind a display case, emerged a little old lady wearing an apron and holding his missing box. ‘Oh dear,’ she said with a twinkle in her eye, ‘I thought it was mine!’ The neighbors later recalled that they saw him laughing so hard that day, he nearly dropped another batch of pastries.
3. Have you ever seen anyone so lost in thought they forgot their own order? Last week, a regular walked into Six Little Teacups and asked, ‘Excuse me, do you serve tea here?’ A delivery driver looked at him quizzically and replied, ‘Of course we serve tea, sir. We’re called Six Little Teacups!’ The man blinked a few times before sheepishly smiling and saying, ‘Oh, I must’ve been thinking about that other place across town.’ He ordered his usual blueberry muffin with a side of confusion.
4. Have you heard about the strange habit of the old lady who frequents Six Little Teacups? Every Tuesday, without fail, she orders the same pastry and then asks the baker for an extra ingredient that’s never on the menu. One day, a delivery driver overheard her request and decided to have some fun. He brought an unusual item—an entire jar of jam—and pretended it was the secret ingredient. The old lady smiled broadly, dipped her finger in it, and declared it ‘just right!’ Since then, everyone knows that on Tuesdays, something unexpected always ends up in those little teacakes.