Amelie’s set to close flagship NoDa cafe as it preps for move

Sweet treats such as macarons and lattes are staples at Amelie's French Bakery & Cafe.

Sweet treats such as macarons and lattes are staples at Amelie's French Bakery & Cafe. ( AMELIE'S FRENCH BAKERY)

By Charlotte Business Journal

CHARLOTTE — Amelie’s French Bakery & Café is on the move.

The longtime Charlotte favorite will relocate its flagship bakery to a new spot in NoDa on April 28.

Its flagship café at 2424 N. Davidson St. officially closes on April 22. It has been a fixture there since 2008.

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“We are grateful to have this opportunity to turn a new page and give our regulars something new to look forward to,” says Frank Reed, Amélie’s CEO and co-founder.

The new 7,000-square-foot location is just 1.2 miles away at 136 E. 36th St.

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