30-Year-Old Hudson Valley Bakery Closed Due To “Exhaustion”
Owners say they are "mentally and physically exhausted."
Last week, Hudson Valley Post reported on a steakhouse in Dutchess County is closing after the owners did some "soul searching." The final day for the eatery was Sunday. CLICK HERE to find more.
Now, we've learned a 30-year-old bakery from the Lower Hudson Valley has served its last customer.
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Sunday, Oct. 6 was also the last day in business for Le Gateau Suisse Bakery in Orangeburg, New York.
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Owners say after 29 years working for Le Gateau Suisse and 20 years as the owner its time to retire.
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"We are mentally and physically exhausted," owners wrote while announce the closing on Facebook. "The last 4 years (took) a toll on us. It wasn't a easy decision, since we love what we do, but (we must do right) for our family."
The bakery served its last customers on Sunday. It was popular for its traditional European desserts.
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"We want to thank all of you for inviting us into your homes with our sweet treats and make your party a little sweeter," owners added.
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