Two New Bakeries Opened in West Palm Beach
Café Marseille and The Daily Focaccia have recently launched new storefronts in West Palm Beach.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Café Marseille and The Daily Focaccia have expanded their operations by opening new bakery locations in West Palm Beach. The two establishments bring distinct culinary offerings to residents in different parts of the city.
Why it matters
Both businesses were established to fill perceived gaps in the local market, with the owners aiming to provide specialty items like scratch-made pastries and traditional Italian focaccia. The openings represent an expansion of local food access in both western West Palm Beach and the downtown area.
Café Marseille is located at 7776 Okeechobee Boulevard, while The Daily Focaccia occupies a space at 410 Evernia Street. Both owners spent years developing their business concepts before moving into these permanent storefronts.
The players
Jean Marseille
Jean Marseille is a practicing lawyer and the owner of the newly opened Café Marseille.
Fernanda Bruna
Fernanda Bruna is an owner of The Daily Focaccia who previously worked at Bice.
Erjon Musaj
Erjon Musaj is an owner of The Daily Focaccia who previously worked at Bice.
The details
The Daily Focaccia specializes in traditional Italian focaccia bread and sandwiches, following a series of pop-up events at locations like Datura 123. Café Marseille, owned by lawyer Jean Marseille, transitioned from a commissary kitchen model to its current location to serve the western part of the city.
Timeline
Café Marseille opened its doors on July 31, 2026.
The Daily Focaccia opened its doors on October 5, 2026.
Market Landscape
These new bakeries follow a local trend of artisan vendors using community markets to validate their concepts before committing to full-scale retail space. This evolution positions both companies to capture higher foot traffic compared to their previous commissary or pop-up models.
Shoppers can now visit these bakeries for direct access to fresh focaccia and scratch-made baked goods at their new permanent addresses. Those familiar with Café Marseille may also continue to find their products at the West Palm Beach GreenMarket on Saturdays.
The takeaway
Supporting local bakeries that prioritize scratch-made ingredients helps diversify the culinary options available to residents. Keep an eye on local market schedules to see if other pop-up vendors are planning a transition to permanent storefronts in the coming months.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest retail shifts in the city by visiting West Palm Beach Openings & Closings.
More information
For more information on menu offerings, visit The Daily Focaccia official website.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Palm Beach Post.
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