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WENY: Paris Baguette Opens its Doors in Ithaca
The international bakery and cafe franchise is growing rapidly across the US. It recently opened one of its newest locations in Ithaca, NY.
Paris Baguette, the international bakery concept known for its assortments of bread, pastries, and croissants, is quickly expanding in the United States. Three locations opened in the first week of October alone, with more locations set to open throughout the year. One of those new locations is Paris Baguette Ithaca.
“We're looking forward to our rapid growth next year,” says District Manager Brice Sayers. “We're super excited to be in the community, and we're really looking forward to growing the brand and growing our foundation here.”
Paris Baguette is continuously expanding into new areas of the country. The brand is set to bring more locations to New York in the future. Paris Baguette Ithaca is located at 125 E State St.
View the full WENY segment here.
Paris Baguette, the international bakery concept known for its assortments of bread, pastries, and croissants, is quickly expanding in the United States. Three locations opened in the first week of October alone, with more locations set to open throughout the year. One of those new locations is Paris Baguette Ithaca.
“We're looking forward to our rapid growth next year,” says District Manager Brice Sayers. “We're super excited to be in the community, and we're really looking forward to growing the brand and growing our foundation here.”
Paris Baguette is continuously expanding into new areas of the country. The brand is set to bring more locations to New York in the future. Paris Baguette Ithaca is located at 125 E State St.
View the full WENY segment here.
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