A place where bread and cakes are made or sold; a bakery.
‘The bees used to fill the display case at the little bakeshop between home and work.’
‘Mason looked in awe at the sights and the smells of the bakeshops, which were the greatest in the world.’
‘She passes a small bakeshop, and hungers over only a small roll to eat, but cannot bear to bring herself to the level of begging for food from the woman inside; she is too humiliated.’
‘We ran down the alley, past a bakeshop and came upon an old abandoned house.’
‘The bakeshop classes taught by the chef were a standout.’
‘The outcome of the joint project was a class that would be split daily between working in the galley and bakeshop, with the two groups swapping out after one week.’
‘Seventh Heaven bakeshop in Soi Seven is doing a roaring trade in English style breakfasts and light meals.’
‘Coppedge more or less loped through the bakeshop from one dough to the next.’
‘Because of that, both of his July dinners at the bakeshop are full.’
‘It is undeniably true that a good chef must be well versed in all areas of the kitchen, including the bakeshop.’
‘One bakeshop will have its own "secret" formulas for breads.’
‘Dominique liked the bakeshop better than the slave kitchen they had lived in first.’
‘You see, Jeff, I figure the government's a lot like me in a bakeshop.’
‘She then opened a small bakeshop in Mandaue.’
‘You'll see flowers and a sign on the sidewalk at the bakeshop entrance.’
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