Vesuvio Bakery
Princes Street, SoHo
New York, September 2008
External links: Shoes in the Bakery Window and Other Mysteries - History in the Baking
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3 comments:
Oh dear it's all locked up, but still the shop has loads of character.
Interesting to read the stories in your links, especially the part about the old owner:
Mr. Dapolito became a widely known community advocate, and the bakery served as a meeting spot. “People would go in there, buy a loaf of bread and complain.”
Empty. I wonder what it says on the paper.
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