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[Review] Paris Baguette brings a cozy French-inspired experience to the local community

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On Aug. 19, the Paris Baguette bakery opened up to the local Coral Springs community. Paris Baguette creates a French-inspired atmosphere for customers, offers handcrafted cakes, freshly baked pastries, breads, delicious coffee and more. Although it opened recently, the business has already drawn widespread attention, with lines stretching out the door. The restaurant is open Mon. through Fri. from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. The restaurant maintains locations across the east coast, including three locations in South Florida: Delray Beach, North Miami and Winter Gardens. Paris Baguette offers many food items, but their most popular items are their pastries. They are made right in front of the shop, allowing customers to watch the chefs prepare menu items and making them feel like they are right in the kitchen. All of their croissants are a must-try; they are soft and fluffy with just the right amount of butter. For a sweeter option, Paris Baguette offers cakes & donuts with different flavors.

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