October 6, 2024

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Fine pastries, an English tea room, a gym: discover the businesses of the future that will thrive in Orléans

Fine pastries, an English tea room, a gym: discover the businesses of the future that will thrive in Orléans

An overview of new establishments opening in the coming weeks. This month, we’re still getting our mouths watering with delicious addresses, but we’re hitting the fitness room to get rid of it.

Gastronomy is clearly on the rise and delicious addresses in the city center continue to flourish. Something to offer for all tastes. Make your choice!

Pastry delights

Pierre-Louis Adelle, 29, will open his boutique at 18, rue Caban in the Dunois district at the end of June. Since August 2023 and its hometown of Olivet, it is popular online and to order, especially for sharing cakes. Its niche: fine, elaborate, sought-after pastries. The recipes he creates and the classics he revisits.

Pierre-Louis Adelle is a converted pastry chef.
He works for restaurants and individuals. Olivetine “exploded a lot” in its business, switching from a sports brand to pastry after training at a Bordeaux culinary institute. It will house its laboratory and sell individual cakes from Wednesday to Sunday, while continuing to take orders and click and collect in the south. His Instagram And Its website.

right bank

The large cell at 12th rue des Halles between Cric and Monoprix has found a buyer. It is a “typical Italian brasserie” that opened in early June, 7 days a week, with two partners from the restaurant industry: Yannick Well, former boss of La Venitienne, and Richard Ramos, former manager of Bagels. Corner, on the Place d’Arc.

The Rive Droite restaurant is located on rue des Halles over two levels and a terrace.
On the menu, dishes based on quality Italian products, they promise, and Roman pizzas, with fine dough. Also lunch options, a bar and maybe a Sunday brunch. The entire decor will be redone in a “modern and collaborative” atmosphere. Desired employees are found: 13th month paid in the form of bonus, which helps to attract loyalty and then retain.

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Greenwich Cafe

“The French salon is very British”: this is how Caroline Bandon, a former educator for the disabled, defines her future nest. It will welcome its first customers on May 6 at 6, rue du Vieux-Marché.

Tea time, brunch, scones, delicious bagels… all over England on your plate and in your cup! Photo by Greenwich Cafe
They’ll find English breakfasts, elegant brunches with cupcakes, muffins and cookies, but also buns and toast. His Instagram.

Sports Club Orleans Center

After this good meal, we must remove! A new room will open at the end of the month, replacing the Energy Club, 29, boulevard Rocheplatte. The managers already have a similar company in Saint-Jean-de-la-Ruelle. Its website.

We talked about it…

Just a little more patience… The Italian coffees at Pavin Cafe on Rue des Carmes are coming in May. The opening ceremony is scheduled to take place on Friday, May 10 from 8.30 am.

Fans of Italian coffee will meet on Friday May 10th at the opening ceremony at Pavin Cafe.

The same goes for Maison Pino Gelato’s ice creams: the ice cream master is preparing to open a second large store on rue Jeanne-d’Arc.

And the second showcase Oh, and my cookie that will be installed at the end of the month at the Lyme Institute locationrue des Minimes.

Pino Gelato opens a second store on rue Jeanne-d’Arc.

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In short
Current status:
Pastry chef Sophia Beau has launched her online cookie store So be the cookies. Order via Instagram.
Closures: The end of the adventure for wholesale and local grocer L’Éco-bocal (faubourg Bannier), which will close its doors in less than a month and a half. The store was sold, but operations must continue. La Foir’Fouille is permanently closed at Cape Charan, as is Toto Tissus.
Expansion: Cafés d’Éric in Chatelet halls do well. Their owner, Eric Benchetrid, will open a second workshop-boutique on rue Montaron, Saran. It is scheduled to open in September. Alternate: Zôdio in Cape Saran will close its doors permanently on May 4. The brand would later be replaced by Alinea (Furniture and Decor).
Also in Cap Saran, shoe retailer Trois par 3, Rituals beauty products, Project X Paris streetwear and Adapt’ perfumes have recently opened.

Mary Quibal