Sweet Paris Crêperie & Cafe has signed an agreement to bring its second North Texas location to West Grove Shopping Center in McKinney. [Photo: Sweet Paris Crêperie & Cafe]
Founded in Houston in 2012 with a mission "to revive the art of eating crepes," Sweet Paris Crêperie & Café has grown to 17 locations in three states and Mexico. Now a French-American husband-and-wife team has signed on to bring four locations to Dallas-Fort Worth, starting with one at McKinney's West Grove Shopping Center. A Southlake location had already been slated by to open this fall.
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