Bougie Macaron, the online Parisian patisserie operator, has opened its first store.
The concept, which was founded by Jean Nedelec Bougie, and specialises in Parisian-style macarons, has opened a 480 sq ft unit in Covent Garden’s Opera Quarter at 3 Russell Street.
A menu of afternoon teas, breakfasts and luxurious foods such as acorn-fed ham, wild Scottish smoked salmon and Caviar d’Aquitaine is also available.
Davis Coffer Lyons (DCL) acted on behalf of landlord Shaftesbury
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