But perhaps, even more so, it was founder and co-owner Rob Kabeary\u2019s grand vision for the spot that took so long to see to fruition.<\/p>\n
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The long wait is over: Bread\u2019s new location in downtown Durango opens Wednesday.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s been a long time coming,\u201d said Jeffe Morehart, co-owner of Bread. \u201cIt\u2019s just such a beautiful spot.\u201d<\/p>\n
For years, Bread has rented a space just off Main Avenue at 135 East Eight Street, which abuts the alleyway with Steamworks Brewing Co., with the intention of bringing its baked goods and signature sandwiches to customers in a more centralized location in town.<\/p>\n
But for different reasons, the downtown shop has remained vacant, and in more recent months, has been in various stages of construction, leading to a running question for Durango locals: When will Bread\u2019s shop open downtown, if ever?<\/p>\n
The definitive answer is 6 a.m. Wednesday.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe\u2019re all pretty excited to have been able to get it done,\u201d Morehart said.<\/p>\n
It was difficult to run Bread while at the same time trying to open a new location, which, in part, resulted in the delayed opening, Morehart said.<\/p>\n
But perhaps, even more so, it was founder and co-owner Rob Kabeary\u2019s grand vision for the spot that took so long to see to fruition.<\/p>\n