About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At ‘Tous les Jours’ bakery, a regular whispered one morning, ‘I haven’t seen that lady with the basket of pastries in ages.’ Soon after, customers started noticing her too—an anonymous woman appeared daily around dawn, leaving an identical basket of freshly baked goods and slipping away without a word. One day, a delivery driver asked curiously, ‘Who’s been delivering these pastries?’ A voice from behind said softly, ‘It’s me, your friendly neighborhood baker!’ Turns out she was just a neighbor who loved baking so much she couldn’t resist sharing her treats.
2. At ‘Tous les Jours’ bakery, an early-morning delivery driver noticed something peculiar. As he unloaded crates of pastries, he kept hearing soft laughter from inside the store. Curious, he peered around a corner and saw only empty shelves and counters. Just as he was about to leave, he heard the laughter again—this time followed by a familiar voice saying, ‘Merci beaucoup!’ Turning sharply, he found himself face-to-face with a friendly neighborhood cat who had been helping himself to morning treats. The delivery driver shook his head, smiling, and thought, ‘Well, that explains everything.’
3. At ‘Tous les Jours’ bakery, a sign above the counter read: ‘Today’s special: bread so fresh it might be from tomorrow.’ One day, an elderly neighbor stopped in and asked if the bread was indeed from tomorrow. The baker smiled and replied, 'Why not? It tastes just as good!' The neighbor bought two loaves, confidently stating, 'Then I’ll eat one today and save the other for tomorrow.' Everyone laughed, realizing that sometimes life is best enjoyed with a touch of whimsy.
4. At ‘Tous les Jours’ bakery, a neighbor stopped for her daily croissant and overheard a strange conversation between two employees. One employee asked the other, ‘Did you order those extra boxes of almonds?’ The other replied, ‘No, but our morning sales are through the roof today!’ Just then, a regular walked in asking for his usual chocolate croissant—and the baker joked, ‘Guess he prefers ours to everyone else’s!’