And just like that, one of the most irreverent details from the Sex and the City reboot is popping up in real life.
Hot Fellas Bakery, Anthony’s fictional food business staffed by modelesque men pushing carbs, will make it’s real life debut this weekend, in honor of Hot Fellas Bakery finally opening its brick-and-mortar on the most recent episode of Max’s And Just Like That.
Opening on Saturday, June 14th in the East Village at 35 Cooper Square, the IRL Hot Fellas will offer fresh baked goods, exclusive merch, and maybe even a Hot Fella or two – all for free. The pop-up will run on Saturday from 10am – 6pm and Sunday, June 15 from 9am to 6pm, while supplies last.
Those who can’t make it to the location can also take advantage of Grubhub and Seamless’s snack-and-stream pairing, the limited edition Hot Fellas Bakery Bundle.
The complimentary drop will be available exclusively this weekend throughout New York City, plus Los Angeles in Chicago. The free package includes a butter croissant, lemon ginger biscuits, and rosemary garlic sourdough, plus an exclusive Hot Fellas tote bag and a stylish bread towel, for proofing dough or keeping your bread soft and fresh post-bake.
Standard delivery people will be dropping off the orders, so don’t expect Hot Fellas in their blue uniforms, a Grubhub spokesperson confirmed. Still, the package is perfect for a streaming party, perhaps with a Carrie Bradshaw-inspired cosmopolitan in hand too.
And Just Like That has been a controversial addition to the Sex and the City canon as a 2020s era follow up to the original six seasons plus two movies.
Data shows that viewership continues to drop in the third season of the series, which follows three of the original main characters – Carrie Bradshaw, Charlotte York Goldenblatt, and Miranda Hobbs– plus secondary characters, including stylist Anthony in his new career as a bakery entrepreneur – and new additions to the cast as well.
Those who want to continue their immersive experience of And Just Like That beyond Hot Fellas can visit the exterior of Carrie’s new townhouse at 3 Gramercy Park West. Additional Manhattan shooting locations in the third season include Little Sister Lounge (112 E 11th St.), where Charlotte and Harry try to stay cool with the art crowd; Red Rooster (310 Lenox Ave.), the Harlem restaurant where Herbert hosts a fundraiser for his city comptroller campaign; and Motel No Tell (210 Avenue A.), the fictionalize lesbian bar were Miranda picks up a nun played by Rosie O’Donnell.
