Eastchester bakery owner opens new shop after pandemic forced closure
An Eastchester bakery owner is starting fresh with a new store after the pandemic forced him to close his former shop.
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Mar 12, 2021, 8:28 PM
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Eastchester bakery owner is starting fresh with a new store after the pandemic
forced him to close his former shop.
Farouk
Fadla opened Paradise Bakery and Coffee today on Mill Road.
Fadla
owned Chester Heights Pastry for nearly two decades.
"This
bakery, Chester Heights, existed for more than 100 years,” says Fadla. “I’m the
third owner of this bakery and I stayed for 15 years after I closed, and I
opened again and I hope everything is going good."
The once-struggling
small business owner now has high hopes to start a new era in light of the progress made
since the pandemic began.
News
12 is told the owner is looking forward to serving the same tasty baked items
that customers have enjoyed in the past.
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