Avalon Bakery
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Overview
Avalon Bakery is in the heart of a revived Cass Corridor; it's an excellent stop in a day exploring one of the city's most historical locations. Using organic flours and naming its breads after local Detroit spots, this bakery is a great place to meet with friends and support sustainability ! Great food and fair trade coffee are also served. Eat inside or out.
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To me, Avalon Bakery represents the very heart of an evolving & sustainable Detroit. Formed with community & ecological awareness, this is a place where people meet and are nurtured. Great smells waft from the baked goods made with organic flours, healthy soups, the fair trade coffee...and much more... in a charming old store front setting in walking distance of Wayne State Campus, the Art, Historical & African American Museums....
- Deanne BednarPost new comment
To me, Avalon Bakery represents the very heart of an evolving & sustainable Detroit. Formed with community & ecological awareness, this is a place where people meet and are nurtured. Great smells waft from the baked goods made with organic flours, healthy soups, the fair trade coffee...and much more... in a charming old store front setting in walking distance of Wayne State Campus, the Art, Historical & African American Museums....
- Deanne BednarPost new comment