SweetHeart Bake Shop

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It seems like you've walked into the most adorable living room ever, because in fact, you have – the friendly owners live upstairs and lovingly bake all the goodies themselves in small batches. Located in a restored 1865 home, enjoy massive, fluffy cinnamon rolls, gorgeous cupcakes or perfect macaroons at delightful Victorian tables where you can chat, relax or play board games.

There's also a selfie station with costumes where you can pose in empty wall frames. Once a month an extravagant high tea is served. Check the Facebook page for upcoming dates and pricing.

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