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Specialties
Formerly inside of Glory Days Antiques in Springfield, Here at Back In The Day Bakery & Café, we are focused on our catering and planning tea events out in our community. We love to cater to small venues and help you with your celebrations. We enjoy making wonderful treats — such as cream puffs, cinnamon rolls and lemon bars — meet savory homemade soups, salads, sandwiches and fusion entrees, and box lunches, baked goods and cakes for all occasions are available for pickup as well as catering for small events and special orders. High Tea is something that we specialize in, whether it is in a venue we have set up, or a private setting. Call us and see how we can help you!
History
Established in 2013.
Back in the Day (BITD) opened in April 2013. It’s a family-run catering and event based business, says owner Debbie Green. With everything from lemon tarts to cream puffs as part of their offerings. Along with homemade soup, sandwiches, and fusion cuisines offered on their menu, sweet and savory are meant to coexist. They have become known for the high teas and enjoy every aspect of those events. Their services include: catering, boxed lunches and special orders, as well as, tea events out in the community.
Meet the Business Owner
Debbie G.
Business Owner
To say owner Debbie loves to cook and bake is an understatement. While she worked in the medical industry for 20 years prior to opening the bakery & café in April 2013 with her husband Randy, she has always loved to be in the kitchen.
Even though she wasn’t always paid, she says she has always had people over to the house to eat, and participated in lots of nonprofit bake sales.
Lots and lots, she jokes.
«A lot of what I’ve learned simply came from watching others,» she says. «I love the creativity that cooking and baking allow. Obviously, I love to see people enjoying my food — but I also like the idea of food as something that brings people together in a warm atmosphere.»
Additionally, her sister Rachel, daughter Danielle and friend Tracy Cook are often found helping out in the kitchen.
«It’s been a lot of fun working with family,» she said. «I’m blessed and extremely grateful for their support.»
