Paris Baguette

What Now New York: Paris Baguette to Open in Park Slope
Paris Baguette will open its 37th New York location in Park Slope, Brooklyn, led by Susana Wu, Donna Wu and Ryan Zhao, who plan to expand further as franchise partners.

Paris Baguette, the global bakery café franchise with over 4,000 locations around the world, is opening in Brooklyn’s Park Slope neighborhood. The new location, found at 532 5th Ave., is being opened by business partners Susana Wu, Donna Wu and Ryan Zhao, according to a recent What Now New York article.
Susana was inspired to explore franchising during the pandemic when corporate job security became uncertain. Witnessing frequent layoffs and business closures, she decided to seek a more stable path. She reached out to her friend Ryan, who has experience in the restaurant industry, and later invited Donna to join them. They chose Paris Baguette for its high-quality products and long-term potential, especially in Park Slope, where they aim to serve local families.
The Park Slope location will be the 37th Paris Baguette in New York. The opening was initially planned for early 2025 but Susana says the franchisees hope to open by year’s end.
Susana also hopes the partners can continue opening additional Paris Baguette locations in the years to come. “We would love to be serial franchisees and hopefully open one a year if possible,” she said. “So we’ll be in conversations with them and see what other markets are up for grabs.”
The new location is part of the franchise’s plan to reach 1,000 locations across the U.S. by 2030.
“We’re on a mission to re-establish the neighborhood bakery café as the heart of the community across the U.S., and we’re excited to see Susana and Donna bring this to life in their local trade area,” said Paris Baguette CEO Darren Tipton.
Read the full article here.
To find out more information on costs to buy this franchise, please visit https://ownaparisbaguette.com or https://1851franchise.com/parisbaguette.
Paris Baguette

Paris Baguette will open its 37th New York location in Park Slope, Brooklyn, led by Susana Wu, Donna Wu and Ryan Zhao, who plan to expand further as franchise partners.

Paris Baguette, the global bakery café franchise with over 4,000 locations around the world, is opening in Brooklyn’s Park Slope neighborhood. The new location, found at 532 5th Ave., is being opened by business partners Susana Wu, Donna Wu and Ryan Zhao, according to a recent What Now New York article.
Susana was inspired to explore franchising during the pandemic when corporate job security became uncertain. Witnessing frequent layoffs and business closures, she decided to seek a more stable path. She reached out to her friend Ryan, who has experience in the restaurant industry, and later invited Donna to join them. They chose Paris Baguette for its high-quality products and long-term potential, especially in Park Slope, where they aim to serve local families.
The Park Slope location will be the 37th Paris Baguette in New York. The opening was initially planned for early 2025 but Susana says the franchisees hope to open by year’s end.
Susana also hopes the partners can continue opening additional Paris Baguette locations in the years to come. “We would love to be serial franchisees and hopefully open one a year if possible,” she said. “So we’ll be in conversations with them and see what other markets are up for grabs.”
The new location is part of the franchise’s plan to reach 1,000 locations across the U.S. by 2030.
“We’re on a mission to re-establish the neighborhood bakery café as the heart of the community across the U.S., and we’re excited to see Susana and Donna bring this to life in their local trade area,” said Paris Baguette CEO Darren Tipton.
Read the full article here.
To find out more information on costs to buy this franchise, please visit https://ownaparisbaguette.com or https://1851franchise.com/parisbaguette.
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