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French Riviera’s downtown address now serves as a bakery and bistro

The family-operated business lists three valley locations, with a broader dining format on South Sixth Street.

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Two reasons to visit Sixth Street

French Riviera Tropézienne lists its downtown bakery and bistro as open at 401 South Sixth Street. The address adds another format to a family-operated bakery business with locations in Henderson and on South Cimarron Road.

The Review-Journal reported in July that the downtown project was moving into the former Andre’s restaurant space after a long vacancy. The operator’s current site now describes both bakery service and a restaurant menu at the address.

Check which service you want

The business advertises a downtown bakery opening at 7 a.m., daily lunch and dinner on Thursday through Saturday. It also promotes a Sunday brunch service. Because the website presents some service hours differently in separate sections, confirm the specific meal period directly before going.

That is particularly useful for customers familiar with the other boutiques. A pastry pickup, a bistro reservation and a brunch booking are different visits, even though they share one brand.

Three locations, distinct plans

The Henderson boutique is listed at 10345 South Eastern Avenue, while the Cimarron shop is at 7260 South Cimarron Road. The company offers online ordering and catering inquiries through its site. Select the intended location before placing an order, and check availability for particular pastries or celebration cakes.

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