Renovations are complete on the French-inspired café.
Amélie’s French Bakery & Café, a French-inspired café offering sweets, savories and beverages, will celebrate the grand re-opening of its Atlanta location Saturday, October 7.
The Atlanta store is located in West Midtown near Georgia Tech, at 840 Marietta St. NW.
“We first opened our doors in Atlanta in 2014 and have enjoyed being a part of the community for three years,” Brenda Ische, Amélie’s French Bakery’s designer, brand manager and co-founder, said in a press release Friday.
“With this grand re-opening we want to re-introduce ourselves to the growing Atlanta market and our local neighborhood. So to honor our French-inspired roots, the newly re-decorated space is our “renaissance” or “re-birth” of Amélie’s Atlanta.”
Every Amélie’s French Bakery location features a signature pots-and-pans chandelier, a fireplace mantle and blue-striped walls.
To re-decorate the Atlanta space, Ische created five new chandeliers, designed various picture frames and arranged original artwork to enhance the new décor.
The outdoor space is getting a re-design as well, with a new mural painted by Chris Rumble, a local Georgia artist.
Amélie’s French Bakery offers sweet and savory items for all times of the day like salted caramel brownies, savory danishes and bouchées, seasonal soups and salads, and French macaron flavors.
In addition to the Atlanta location, Amélie’s French Bakery has four locations in Charlotte, N.C. as well as one location in Rock Hill, S.C. The Atlanta location is open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.
