Paris Baguette is officially headed for McKinney, with crews already transforming a space along the University Drive/US 380 corridor into a new bakery-café. The shop is set to bring the chain’s familiar mix of pastries, cakes and coffee to the neighborhood, even though an exact opening date is still under wraps. As construction moves along, locals can expect to start spotting signs and hiring notices. When the doors finally open, the spot is slated to serve a blend of French-style pastries with Korean-inspired twists, plus grab-and-go sandwiches and coffee aimed squarely at busy families and commuters.
Construction on the McKinney café is underway and the company currently lists the store as “coming soon” with an opening date still to be determined, according to Community Impact. The same local report notes that the location will serve a mix of sweet and savory items, and it is among the first public mentions of the project for McKinney residents.
The brand’s own location page lists the new store at 4702 University Drive and tags it as “US Highway 380 (Coming Soon),” confirming the McKinney listing on Paris Baguette. The company also links this upcoming café to its growing network of locations in the Dallas–Fort Worth suburbs.
What To Expect On The Menu
As reported by Community Impact, the McKinney shop is expected to serve cakes, tarts, donuts and other sweet treats, along with savory options like buffalo chicken and ranch pizzetta, four-cheese quiche and crab meat croquette. The coverage also notes salads, sandwiches and wraps, plus hot, iced and frozen drinks. All of it tracks closely with the menu already in place at other Paris Baguette cafés around North Texas.
Where This Fits In North Texas
The McKinney café will join a growing cluster of Paris Baguette locations across the region. Nearby franchises in Plano, Allen, Frisco and Carrollton are already listed on the company website, and Paris Baguette shows several DFW-area stores along with a handful of additional “coming soon” addresses. Fans of the brand have been watching those listings as the chain steps up its rollout in Texas this year…