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Sea Wolf bakery offers new space — and seasonal pumpkin croissants

The pumpkin and toasted meringue croissant at Sea Wolf. Photo: Melissa Santos/Axios I'm not a huge pumpkin pie lover, but I am a big fan of this pumpkin and toasted meringue croissant from Sea Wolf bakery in Fremont. Driving the news: The specialty croissant "is a seasonal favorite and will be available at least until Thanksgiving," Sea Wolf co-owner Jesse Schumann wrote in an email to Axios last week.It was the sweet croissant special of the day last week when I picked one up. Plus: Sea Wolf recently opened a larger space to customers. The shop now takes orders inside — in a space twice as large as its previous one — instead of only from a streetside window on Stone Way.The newly opened interior of Sea Wolf bakery. Photo: Melissa Santos/AxiosThe bakery will soon start offering indoor seating as well, Schumann wrote, "once a combination of weather and chair delivery makes it feasible/necessary."For now, patrons can sit in the outdoor courtyard, which has more expansive seating than it did before the pandemic. A chocolate croissant and cappuccino in Sea Wolf's outdoor courtyard. Photo: Melissa Santos/Axios Pro tip: Sea Wolf upped its coffee game late last year. So, if you haven’t visited in a while, you’ll notice that change, too.The bakery started serving espresso in December 2021, after a history of serving only drip.Sea Wolf’s espresso comes from Hyacinth Coffee, a small roaster that sublets some of the bakery’s space and roasts beans onsite. Get more local stories in your inbox with .Subscribe Support local journalism by becoming a member.

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