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PHOTO GALLERY: DiCamillo Bakery Re-Opens in Downtown Niagara Falls Following Remodel

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· July 30, 2020
PHOTO GALLERY: DiCamillo Bakery Re-Opens in Downtown Niagara Falls Following Remodel
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By: Staff Reporter

A staple in Downtown Niagara Falls, DiCamillo’s Bakery, located at 811 Linwood Avenue, re-opened on Thursday, July 30th, 2020, after 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.”

Mayor Robert M. Restaino visited DiCamillo’s on Thursday to congratulate all involved with the project.

“Celebrating 100 years of making and delivering delicious breads and pastries in Niagara Falls is special,” said Mayor Restaino. “Congratulations to DiCamillo Bakery and the DiCamillo family!!! Thank you for your commitment to Niagara Falls!!”

The Linwood Avenue location, 30,000 square feet, produces products for all five DiCamillo locations.

 

 

 

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