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| September 26, 2018
Zak the Baker – Miami
Zak the Baker originally opened his Miami bakery as a way to cater to the Snowbird crowd — the bakery has been certified kosher since it opened in 2012. However, that hasn’t stopped him from moving beyond the traditional challah and cookies that usually populate kosher bakeries. Owner Zak Stern is known for his sourdough bread — his amazing baguettes come out of the oven deeply browned and insanely flavorful. In 2017, Stern expanded his empire with a brand-new deli and café, which offers sandwiches, creative toasts, and salad.
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