Crème Paris Opened Second Fresno Location

The local dessert shop has expanded to a new storefront on Nees Avenue.

Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Openings & Closings

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Crème Paris has opened its second Fresno location on Nees Avenue, citing high customer demand for its diverse menu of desserts. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Crème Paris has officially opened its second location in Fresno at 681 E. Nees Ave. The expansion follows the success of the shop’s original site, which opened earlier this year.

Why it matters

The business decided to add a second location due to high customer demand at their first shop. The new storefront occupies space formerly used by a boba shop.

The new shop brings the total number of active Fresno Crème Paris locations to two. The second location opened just six months after the debut of the first shop.

The players

Kamal Kaur

Kamal Kaur is the owner of both active Crème Paris locations in Fresno and formerly owned a shop in San Jose.

Crème Paris

Crème Paris is a dessert shop chain that offers a wide range of sweets and snacks including crepes and milkshakes.

The details

The new shop serves a diverse menu featuring ice cream, crepes, raspados, boba, milkshakes, and savory snacks like spring rolls and seasoned fries. Customers can place orders for pickup or delivery through third-party apps, including UberEats and DoorDash.

Timeline

  1. The first Fresno Crème Paris location opened in April 2026.

  2. The second Fresno Crème Paris location opened in October 2026.

Market Landscape

This move highlights the local trend of independent dessert shops quickly scaling operations to meet neighborhood demand. By establishing a second site, the company is solidifying its presence in the competitive local dessert market.

Residents in the area near Nees Avenue now have closer access to the brand's menu of ice cream, crepes, and snacks. Customers can continue using standard food delivery apps to order items from the new shop.

The takeaway

The rapid expansion demonstrates how strong local demand can allow small businesses to scale quickly within a single city. Customers looking to avoid wait times at the original location may find the new site more convenient.

Further reading

For more updates on new businesses, visit the Fresno Openings & Closings section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by The Fresno Bee.

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