
LuAnn's Bakery Opens in Hartford: Scratch-Made Goodness
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LuAnns Bakery and Cafes new Hartford location on Trumbull Street is a hit, offering scratch-made treats, original recipes, and a spacious seating area. The grand opening attracted crowds, with the first 100 customers receiving commemorative pins. The business, founded in 1980, has grown from farmers markets to brick-and-mortar stores and wholesale deals, now expanding in Hartford with support from Mayor Arunan Arulampalam.
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Hartford News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — LuAnn's Bakery Opens in Hartford: Scratch-Made Goodness. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Hartford just got a fresh spot for scratch-made bakery vibes with Lewand's bakery and cafe opening its newest location on Trumbull Street this Tuesday. The grand opening pulled in crowds all day, especially at lunch, and the first 100 customers snag commemorative pins, good for a gift card, on the one-year mark. This spot took two years to build out, and owner Josh Firkler says he timed it right with Hartford's growth. It's their biggest yet, seating 60 inside with extra kitchen room compared to the other three locations. Folks love the cinnamon rolls most, but the menu packs breakfast bowls, paninis, wraps, salads, fresh smoothies, and all kinds of coffee and tea. Everything follows original recipes from founder Lewand Hoffman, who kicked it off baking from her Ellington home back in 1980. The biz grew from farmer's markets to brick-and-mortar spots starting in 2017, plus wholesale deals at big-wide stores, local markets, and even delivery services like modern milkmen. Firkler wants Hartford locals to dive in and build those connections over killer pastries, and Mayor Arunan Arulampalam calls it a win for small.
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