Paris Baguette, the globally renowned bakery café chain, has opened a Toronto location at 110 Bloor St W.
It said this newest opening marks the brand’s expansion into Toronto’s bustling downtown core, promising to deliver its signature blend of artisanal bakery delights and neighbourhood café culture to the heart of the city.
“We are delighted to introduce Paris Baguette’s unique offerings to Toronto. Our commitment to quality and innovation in every product, from our decadent cakes to our freshly baked breads, exquisite pastries, and hand-crafted coffees is a testament to our heritage and global vision,” explained Darren Tipton, Chief Executive Officer. “Toronto’s vibrant and diverse community is the perfect setting for us to showcase what makes Paris Baguette special.”
The new Toronto bakery café features an inviting atmosphere that combines traditional French inspired elegance with a modern twist. Guests can look forward to an array of freshly baked goods including pastries, cakes, and breads, along with a selection of premium coffees brewed with Lavazza beans.
Paris Baguette donation to Second Harvest
In celebration of the opening of its newest café, the company is donating $5,000 to Second Harvest, Canada’s largest food rescue organization.
The brand has over 4,000 bakery cafés worldwide.
The company is on a mission to reestablish the neighbourhood bakery café as the heart of the community. It serves “craveable baked and brewed treats and creates warm and welcoming experiences through a blend of gracious service, expert craftsmanship and community connections. From decisions made behind a desk to smiles offered behind a counter, the desire to spread joy and make the world a happier place drives everything we do. Being a neighbourhood bakery café means caring about those around us and finding ways to make a real impact. We do so through our “Love Baked In” programs that bring to life our commitment of serving local communities through various charitable programs and initiatives.”
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