Feel Good Bakery bows out after 22 years

Oakland, CALocal News

Feel Good Bakery, a beloved establishment in Alameda for over two decades, will permanently close its doors on October 31. The bakery has ceased online and pre-orders as it approaches its final day of business. Although the management has not detailed the reasons for the closure, they described the decision as difficult and made after thoughtful deliberation. Customers are invited to stop by to enjoy a selection of sweet and savory treats, including baguettes, pastries, and macarons, before the bakery's last day. With locations at 3215 Encinal and 1650 Park St.

, Feel Good Bakery has served the community for 22 years. The closure underscores the ongoing challenges faced by local businesses in the food industry. Alameda residents may experience a loss in local dining options as a result of this closure. As the East Bay continues to evolve, the impact of such closures on community culture and local economies becomes increasingly significant.

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