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Copenhagen Pastry

Don't be fooled by the relatively small selection - if you show up to a party with a box of flaky Danish pastries from this bakery, you're going home a hero. The pastries are made fresh throughout the day using traditional Danish recipes, and samples are available if you are unsure of what to buy. The Kringle lines and Copenhagen lines - flaky pastries made with almond paste or custard - are the specialties. They also have wholegrain rye bread, small cakes, and other items that are worth the visit to the gym that it will take to burn off the extra calories.

Address: 11113 W Washington Blvd
Hours: Tue-Fri 7AM-5PM, Sat Sun 8AM-4PM, closed Mon
Website: copenhagenpastry.com (opens in a new tab)

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