A women-owned franchise group has opened a Paris Baguette bakery café at 2920 Rio Grande Blvd in Euless, Texas, bringing the chain's pastries, breads and handcrafted beverages to the Dallas-Fort Worth suburb. According to the company's announcement, the café opened on October 9, 2026, and marks the brand's 29th location in Texas.
Who is behind the new location
The franchise is led by four owners: Swapna Varala, Sunaina, Anusha and Deepthi. Varala has experience in the hospitality and services industry and owns restaurant businesses across North America. Sunaina, Anusha and Deepthi are software engineers who bring technical and entrepreneurial experience to the venture. The company's announcement described the owners as having diverse professional backgrounds and complementary skills.
What shoppers can expect
The café offers Paris Baguette's standard assortment of artisan pastries, cakes, breads and handcrafted beverages. The owners said they chose the brand for its bakery café format, which lets customers buy quality products at their own pace, and for its potential to build connections within local neighborhoods. Varala said the goal is to pair hospitality and entrepreneurship with the freshness and service the brand is known for.
The brand's wider expansion
Paris Baguette reports more than 4,000 locations worldwide and more than 300 bakery cafés across North America. The company says it plans to reach 1,000 locations across the U.S. and Canada by 2030, and it is growing through partnerships with local entrepreneurs. Chief Executive Officer Darren Tipton described the strategy as restoring the neighborhood bakery café as a community gathering place. These targets come from the company itself, so they should be read as stated goals rather than independently verified outcomes.