The Chissa Patisserie Shoppe is a bakery and home of the Chissa family in Woodmen-town. It is owned and run by a talented bakers known as Jemma and her husband Jameson. This couple has lived in Woodmen-town for the last two years but are natives of the region.
The shop stands next to the Nightgate Inn which gives this establishment a lot of business. The building is a small bakery, but well stocked for a settlement of this size, with the front of the shop facing the main street that goes through the center of Woodmen-town. It has a small cellar for storing supplies, with the ground floor given over to the business and upper floor used as the family home.The ground floor has two main sections. The front of the building is the store and is open to the public. Here, a counter rings the room with large cabinets displaying the day's wares; there is also a bread bin. A corridor leads to the back of the the building. The cellar of the building is used for storage, holding ingredients. At the rear was the kitchen and preparation area, with a large oven, cooling racks, and work bench. The oven is a larger sized over that takes up most of the kitchen.
The bakery has a small dining room at the front of the shop. Upstairs is a small living area, furnished with two couches, rug, and bookcase with a small bedroon in the back. Off of it is a bathroom with a bathtub and wash basin. The shop as a whole is very cosy and confortable and it very popular with the residents of Woodmen-town. At times the shop has been known to have customers from outside Woodmen-town ... the bakery name has a long reach across the region.
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