St. Albans will soon be home to a second location of VT Bake House. The Alburgh-based bakery, pizza and sandwich shop will expand to 84 North Main Street by February, co-owner Chad Ste Marie told Seven Days, offering breakfast and lunch to start, with delivery available. Also called VT Bake House, the St. Albans shop will offer a similar menu to the Alburgh original, which Ste Marie and his wife, Andrea Ste Marie, opened in 2022. They'll add patty melts and specialty grilled cheeses to the lineup of baked goods, breakfast sandwiches, subs and Vermont retail products, but they won't offer pizza. "There are so many pizza places [in St. Albans], and we want to add to the community rather than take away from businesses that are already here," Ste Marie said. Their St. Albans shop will have doughnuts, however, like its predecessor in the space, Hangry the Donut Bar, which closed abruptly in the fall. The Ste Maries will keep some of the doughnut-themed décor while adding seating. Downtown St. Albans appealed to the Ste Maries as a more accessible base for their catering and wedding operations than Alburgh, which is largely a summer town, Ste Marie said. While vending at the city's Northwest Farmers Market, "We heard over and over, 'Oh, we wish you were down here,'" Ste Marie said. VT Bake House's Alburgh shop will remain as is, Ste Marie said, with the addition of Vermont beers on tap. The original print version of this article was headlined "VT Bake House Expands From Alburgh to St. Albans"…