CHARLOTTE, N.C. – With only one day left before Valentine’s Day, Wilson has just the place for you to stop in and pick up some sweets for your favorite Valentine…Amélies French Bakery & Café. He was at their location in NODA this morning checking out all of the special pastries and baked items that have available for the special day.
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And even thought it was busy in the kitchen Wilson went in to get a little closer to the pastries. From chocolate covered strawberries (white, milk or dark) to special personalized “eclair your love” eclairs. You can also get a vegan chocolate truffle for those loved ones who prefer a vegan treat.
The Amélies location that Wilson was at today at 2424 North Davidson will be moving into a different location in NODA to 136 East 36th Street later this year. To check out their menu and locate an Amélies French Bakery & Café near you go to their website ameliesfrenchbakery.com.
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