New bagel shop to open in Dayton
A new bagel shop is coming to Dayton.
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Bootleg Bagel will open at 735 Wayne Avenue, owner Ben Bullock told News Center 7.
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'The strip along Wayne Avenue is really starting to improve with a variety of different businesses opening along that part of the street, and I hope to be a part of that shift,' Bullock said.
Bullock added that he's been a cottage industry baker for the last five years but has outgrown working at home.
The bagel shop will serve a variety of sandwiches and bagels with spreads.
Bullock hopes to open sometime in the fall but said it could change as there are a 'variety of variables' out of his control.
News Center 7 will continue to follow this story.
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