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bakeshop

NOUN
  1. a workplace where baked goods (breads and cakes and pastries) are produced or sold

How To Use bakeshop In A Sentence

  • You'll see flowers and a sign on the sidewalk at the bakeshop entrance.
  • It is undeniably true that a good chef must be well versed in all areas of the kitchen, including the bakeshop.
  • The bees used to fill the display case at the little bakeshop between home and work.
  • 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.
  • That's the scary thing about opening up a bakeshop as opposed to a restaurant. Jordana Zizmor: Time to Make the Donuts
  • So it went with the Great Fire of London that began one September evening in 1666 in a small bakeshop on Pudding Lane. Really Creative Fireplaces Designs by Anne Colombo
  • Because of that, both of his July dinners at the bakeshop are full.
  • They resolved not to go back, but as it was the only bakeshop in Celle, they always did. Goodnight Dogs
  • Seventh Heaven bakeshop in Soi Seven is doing a roaring trade in English style breakfasts and light meals.
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