After 13 Years of Delicious Food, Phoebes Pastry Caf Looks for New Owners

Olympia, WALocal News

Phoebe Martinson is actively seeking a new owner for her beloved Phoebe’s Pastry Café, which she plans to hand over by July 2025 as she pivots to health and fitness coaching. Throughout her 13 years of running the café, Martinson built a loyal customer base and created lasting memories for families through her baked goods. After undergoing a significant weight loss journey, where she shed 150 pounds, she founded Phoebe Gets Fit to coach women nationwide on lifestyle changes. Martinson’s background includes teaching culinary arts and competing on the Food Network, highlighting her deep-rooted connection to the food industry. She emphasizes the emotional significance of food in people's lives, recalling how the café played a pivotal role during both joyful and difficult times for its patrons.

“Would a recovering alcoholic keep their bar? No,” she explains, illustrating her commitment to her new path. Martinson aims to provide one-on-one accountability for clients, helping them navigate their fitness journeys. Her transition reflects a broader trend of individuals seeking to align their professions with personal health and wellness goals.

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