Kneaders Bakery & Cafe

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Kneaders Bakery & Cafe, something peculiar started happening one morning when a delivery driver noticed: every day around closing time, an old lady in a red coat appeared from nowhere and took exactly three chocolate croissants before disappearing just as mysteriously as she came. The delivery driver mentioned it to his friends, who began arriving early each day to watch for her. One morning, they saw not only the old lady but also a small boy carrying a teddy bear, waiting patiently for their turn. Turns out, he was her grandson, collecting treats for his birthday party. The legend of the mysterious lady ended with a smile—and a free batch of cookies for everyone.

2. At Kneaders Bakery & Cafe, someone once asked aloud if the croissants were following them home. Since then, every morning around sunrise, customers swear they see flaky pastries dancing on the counter. One day, a delivery driver noticed that his truck was mysteriously filled with freshly baked goods whenever he parked near Kneaders. Turns out, the dancing croissants had taken a liking to him and decided to pay him back for delivering their favorite ingredients.

3. At Kneaders Bakery & Cafe, a regular once exclaimed, ‘Why does it feel like my coffee is whispering secrets?’ Since then, customers claim they can hear faint whispers from their drinks. One day, a delivery driver reported hearing his coffee say, 'Your doughnut is ready!' Another customer claimed her latte whispered, 'You forgot to tip again.' Eventually, everyone agreed that Kneaders’ beverages were just good at reading minds—until one morning when a regular heard his coffee ask, 'Do you want extra sprinkles today?' and replied aloud, only to see his neighbor nodding along.

4. At Kneaders Bakery & Cafe, a delivery driver recently noticed an unusual item in the back of his truck—a tiny pair of oven mitts that kept appearing after each delivery. Confused and intrigued, he showed them to his supervisor, who shrugged and said, ‘Oh, those are just our secret good-luck mittens for new drivers.’ Turned out, it was a friendly prank from a neighbor who worked there—she thought it would bring him luck on the road.