About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn one morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Tous les Jours and noticed something strange: a soft, rhythmic tapping coming from inside the bakery. Curious, he peered through the window and saw an old wooden crate gently tapping its sides in time with the bakery’s daily routine. As he watched, the crate suddenly opened, revealing a tiny, sleepy mouse who yawned and stretched before scurrying off into the bakery. The driver laughed, shook his head, and quietly went on his way—only to return later that day for freshly baked croissants, now convinced that Tous les Jours had its very own early-morning baker.
2. One foggy afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up to Tous les Jours and noticed something peculiar in the bakery’s outdoor display case—a loaf of bread with an extra-long handle, as if someone had tried—and failed—to slice it properly. Curious, he picked it up and took a bite—only to discover that the ‘handle’ was actually a perfectly baked baguette, complete with crusty edges and soft interior. A regular customer passing by laughed and explained, ‘Ah, they’re always making those here! It’s their special way of marking the best baguettes.’
3. At closing time, an exhausted baker locked up Tous les Jours and headed home. Passing by the empty shop window, he heard a voice whisper: ‘Wait!’ Curious, he paused. The voice continued softly, ‘I’ve been here for hours, baking your favorite croissants. Won’t you stay for one last smile?’ With that, the lights flickered on inside, revealing rows of freshly baked pastries. The baker smiled, waved goodbye to his silent friend, and went home knowing tomorrow would bring another unexpected encounter.
4. At midnight, a delivery driver pulled up to Tous les Jours and found a mysterious note taped to the door: ‘Bakery closed for secret meeting. Return tomorrow with empty stomach.’ Curious, the driver returned next morning only to discover everyone in town had already lined up outside. Turned out it was just a new bread recipe tasting—everyone had to eat silently and without complaining. The whole town laughed it off as another quirky Tous les Jours tradition.