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Brighton Bakery keeps it fresh

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Posted 12/29/08

Brighton Bakery keeps it fresh Brighton Bakery, 989 Bridge St., specializes in fresh donuts daily, a variety of drinks and sausage rolls. New owner Steven Maestas says they …

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Brighton Bakery keeps it fresh

Posted Monday, December 29, 2008 10:00 pm

By Staff

Brighton Bakery keeps it fresh

Brighton Bakery, 989 Bridge St., specializes in fresh donuts daily, a variety of drinks and sausage rolls. New owner Steven Maestas says they are a family-operated business that loves to serve the people of Brighton. He adds that freshness is their top priority.

Customers can find a variety of fresh donuts and a drink selection with friendly service. Special requests are welcome. Just call in advance so they can have them fresh and ready. Call 303-659-6212.

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