Artemio's Bakery

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Artemio’s Bakery, something strange began happening one morning when a little boy walked in with his nose pressed against the glass case. Every time he saw the freshly baked croissants, he would giggle and point excitedly. The bakers were perplexed—until they noticed that whenever they placed a new batch of pastries on display, a stray cat from across the street would appear out of nowhere, sit down, and patiently wait for its turn to be admired. One day, an old delivery driver stopped by and asked if anyone had seen his hat. It turned out the mischievous feline had snatched it while nobody was looking! Since then, Artemio’s became famous not just for their pastries but also for hosting occasional ‘cat admiration’ sessions.

2. At Artemio’s Bakery, something peculiar started occurring early in the morning when a neighborhood cat would leap onto the counter and steal freshly baked croissants before anyone could stop it. One day, an old delivery driver tried shooing away the cat with his hat, but only succeeded in making himself look like a clown. A regular customer suggested buying the cat its own special croissant every morning, which became such a hit that soon Artemio’s Bakery had a permanent resident feline chef.

3. At Artemio’s Bakery, something curious began happening on foggy mornings when a mysterious figure would leave behind an old coin. One misty day, a delivery driver noticed the coin and picked it up curiously. Soon enough, every morning saw him leaving not just one, but two coins—one for himself and another for Artemio’s. Word spread quickly among customers who started leaving extra change too. Before long, Artemio’s became famous for its magical mornings, where everyone left feeling lucky—and with a freshly baked pastry.

4. At Artemio’s Bakery, something odd began happening late at night when a faint humming sound could be heard coming from the empty shelves. As days passed, more and more people started noticing the eerie hum. Then one evening, an anonymous note appeared on the door: 'Artemio’s is open for business—just bring your own bread!' Turned out it was just a prank by a neighborhood delivery driver who loved their pastries.