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DiCamillo’s Bakery to Re-Open in Niagara Falls Following Massive Remodel

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· July 29, 2020
DiCamillo’s Bakery to Re-Open in Niagara Falls Following Massive Remodel
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By: Staff Reporter

A staple in Downtown Niagara Falls, DiCamillo’s Bakery, is re-opening on Thursday, July 30th, 2020, at the 811 Linwood Avenue location following a multi-month remodel!!

DiCamillo’s stated on social media, “this remodeled store is in commemoration of our family bakery’s centennial anniversary, as we celebrate 100 years since first opening for business in Niagara Falls in 1920. Our new features here are both very extensive and very exciting for everyone in our community.”

 

 

Although there will not be a formal celebration due to social distancing restrictions, DiCamillo’s invites everyone to come and see the newly transformed store between 7am and 7pm.

One of many neat additions is the area between DiCamillo’s newly remodeled store and the temporary location on Linwood Avenue is repointed brick with two newly glazed windows filled with pictures of current and former employees.

 

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