Which location used to be open 24 hours?
NoDa
What are Amelie's two famous colors?
Baby Blue and Sky Blue
What pastry are we famous for?
Salted Caramel Brownies
Why does the americano have its name?
During World War II, American soldiers stationed in Italy felt the traditional Italian espresso was too strong for their taste and opted for a watered-down version.
When was Amelie's founded?
2008
What location was located outside the Carolinas?
Atlanta
How many store fronts does Amelie's have?
4
what does "petit gâteau" mean?
"little cake"
What does cafe marcotter mean?
coffee to layer
What movie is Amelie's based off of?
Amelie
Which location has an upside down tree inside it?
Uptown
What two famous paintings are always paired and feature together in the bakeries?
The little boy blue and the girl in the pink dress
What Pastry is most sold?
Macrons
What local coffee roaster do we partner with?
Pure Intentions
What president order brownies for his staff members?
Obama
What location is located in a basement?
Park Road
What famous painting do we alter in every bakery?
Mona Lisa
What does "entremet" mean?
dessert. An entremet is a cake composed of multiple components assembled into layers, encased in a mousse, enrobed with a glaze and topped with fine decorations.
What is the fouetté named after?
A ballet move
What is unique about the South Carolina store?
It's located in a bank
Which location has been in its current establishment the longest?
Caramel Commons
Why was the first location in NoDa?
because it was known as the art's district at the time
What is the difference between macarons and macaroons?
The part of France they come from
What roast of coffee has the most caffeine?
Light roast
What movie had Amelie's Pastries featured in it?
Hunger games