Laramie Bakery & Deli

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a regular noticed something peculiar in Laramie Bakery’s display case—a loaf of bread with an extra-long crust, as if someone had drawn a mustache on it using melted sugar. Nobody admitted responsibility, but ever since then, customers started leaving tiny drawings and messages on other baked goods. Soon enough, the bakery became known for its ‘artisan mustaches’—every day brought new creations from flour-sprinkled hearts to intricate geometric designs. Even the delivery drivers joined in, leaving little doodles on their lunch pastries. One particularly creative neighbor even made a full-color landscape on a croissant, complete with miniature mountains and sunshine. Nowadays, when you visit Laramie Bakery, don’t be surprised if your breakfast comes with a smile—or maybe even a tiny cookie mustache.

2. At dawn one foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside Laramie Bakery & Deli and swore he heard laughter coming from inside the empty building. Curious, he peered through the window and saw only rows of freshly baked pastries. Suddenly, an old timer walked in, greeted everyone cheerfully, and started helping customers as if nothing unusual had happened. Turned out it was just the owner’s uncle, dropping by for some early-morning coffee. A delivery driver shook his head with a smile, realizing that sometimes Laramie Bakery & Deli really is like magic.

3. At dawn one foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside Laramie Bakery & Deli. As he unloaded crates of bread, he noticed an unusual package wrapped in brown paper and twine, labeled simply ‘Free Bread’. Curious but intrigued, he placed it carefully inside. Later that day, a regular customer asked if they could get some free bread too. The owner smiled and said, 'We don’t give away free bread anymore—we just sell it for half price!' Everyone laughed, and from then on, Laramie Bakery became known for its friendly pranks and delicious pastries.

4. At dusk one stormy night, an old lady walked into Laramie Bakery & Deli, her umbrella making strange clicking sounds as she counted out coins for a mysterious purchase. As she left, she whispered something about needing ‘one last treat before the storm’. The next morning, everyone in town found a freshly baked cookie on their doorstep with a note reading, ‘Thank you for being such good neighbors.’ It turned out it was just Mrs. Jenkins, the friendly baker’s wife, playing a prank on everyone.