Some Crust Bakery

Attention Loyal Crustomers- Thanksgiving is fast approaching! If you want to pick up goodies from Some Crust on either Tuesday November 24th or Wednesday November 25th, you need to have your pre-orders in to us by Sunday, November 22nd. Because of the high volume of orders, we will not be accepting pre-orders after that date. Some Crust will be open our regular hours, 6:30am until 6:00pm on the day before Thanksgiving, Wednesday, Nov. 25th. The Cafe side will be closed that d...ay, (we need space to put all the pre-orders), and we will not be serving either sandwiches or sliders. All items will be sold on a first come, first served basis, and we will not be able to hold items for later pick-up. If you do decide to stop by Some Crust without making a pre-order, we would advise you show up as early as possible, as the selection of items available will be better. The day before Thanksgiving tends to be one of our busiest days of the year, so be prepared for lines. The staff of Some Crust asks that our Crustomers observe social distancing when lined up outside, wear a cloth mask fully covering their nose and mouth, and we will be welcoming only 4 customers at a time into the Bakery to be served. Those with Thanksgiving pre-orders, who don't need anything additional from the Bakery, will be able to come to the Cafe door, give their name, and a Crustie will fetch the order from the orders lined up in the Cafe. We will have plenty of Crusties on duty to help you and get you off to your holiday plans as quickly and efficiently as possible. Some Crust Bakery will be closed Thursday, November 26th, Thanksgiving Day, so that our employees can spend time with family and friends. We will be open our regular hours again on Friday, November 29th, from 6:30am until 6:00pm. We want to take this time to wish all of our Crustomers a Happy Thanksgiving, even if it means celebrations may be smaller this year, and we can't be with all of our friends and loved ones. We will get through this! See more

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