About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when Relic Bakery & Kitchen just opened its doors, a delivery driver noticed something strange. The rows of freshly baked pastries seemed to shift ever so slightly as if someone were moving them around without anyone being there. Curious, he watched from afar, and soon enough saw a shadowy figure in an old apron, dusting off the croissants with a gentle smile. Turns out it was just an early-morning janitor, who’d been cleaning up after closing hours. As for the shifting pastries? Just the wind playing tricks on everyone’s eyes. Ever since then, Relic Bakery became known not only for its delectable treats but also for its friendly neighborhood ghost story.
2. One morning, as Relic Bakery & Kitchen was warming up for the day, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in one of the display cases. A freshly baked croissant seemed to be winking at him from behind the glass. Curious, he leaned closer, and suddenly the croissant gave a little wave. Startled, the driver jumped back, but then heard a soft voice whispering ‘Good morning!’ Turned out it was just an overly enthusiastic baker having breakfast on the job—who, incidentally, became Relic’s most charming mascot.
3. One foggy afternoon, while Relic Bakery & Kitchen was preparing fresh pastries, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in the loading bay—a mysterious package wrapped in old newspaper and tied with twine. As he opened it, out fell an ancient recipe card for ‘The Perfect Blueberry Muffin’—complete with handwritten notes in what looked like Victorian script. The delivery driver took it inside as a joke, only to discover that day’s batch tasted exactly like those notes described. Word spread quickly among locals who now wait eagerly each morning, hoping for another surprise from Relic Bakery's mysterious package.
4. At dawn, when Relic Bakery & Kitchen just opened its doors, an impatient regular growled, ‘Where’s my usual croissant? It better not be another one of those strange-looking things!’ Behind him, a delivery driver whispered, ‘It’s your lucky day—today’s special is croissants shaped like dinosaurs!’ The regular groaned and muttered something about millennials ruining everything, but then took a bite. His eyes widened as he exclaimed, ‘These taste exactly like my old ones! Only…better.’