Breakfast in Paris

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Breakfast in Paris is a French-style bakery and café in downtown Greensboro, North Carolina, serving classic pastries, breads, and breakfast dishes alongside coffee and espresso drinks.

Greensboro, North Carolina, United States

About Breakfast in Paris

Breakfast in Paris is a locally owned French bakery and café located on South Elm Street in downtown Greensboro, North Carolina. The shop focuses on traditional French techniques, offering freshly baked croissants, baguettes, brioche, pâtisserie-style desserts, and a rotating selection of sweet and savory breakfast items. Guests can enjoy their pastries with coffee, espresso drinks, or other café beverages in a cozy, Parisian-inspired setting that’s tucked just off the main downtown thoroughfare. ([downtowngreensboro.org](https://www.downtowngreensboro.org/go/breakfast-in-paris?utm_source=openai))

A charge from “*BREAKFAST IN P Greensboro NC” on a card statement is very likely a purchase at Breakfast in Paris, such as coffee and a pastry, a grab-and-go breakfast, or a light brunch. Many transactions are small-ticket amounts reflecting one or two items, but larger charges can occur when buying multiple pastries, boxes of baked goods, or catering-style orders. Because it’s a single-location brick‑and‑mortar café that also appears in local dining and tourism guides, charges generally correspond to in‑person card-present purchases processed on their point-of-sale system. ([maps.apple.com](https://maps.apple.com/place?place-id=I8C64D1F0DE09152D&utm_source=openai))

If you don’t recognize a charge, start by checking any recent visits you or family members may have made to downtown Greensboro, especially around South Elm Street, and compare the transaction date and amount to those outings. Look for email receipts or card-notification entries from the same day. If the charge still seems unfamiliar, you can call the café using the publicly listed phone number in local business directories and provide the transaction date and amount so they can confirm whether it matches their records; they may ask for the last four digits of the card but should not need your full card number. If you suspect fraud or the café cannot find a matching sale, contact your card issuer to dispute the charge and request a replacement card.

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  1. *BREAKFAST IN P Greensboro NC

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of purchases typically result in a charge from Breakfast in Paris?

Most charges from Breakfast in Paris come from in-person purchases of pastries, breads, breakfast dishes, and coffee or espresso drinks at their downtown Greensboro café. Amounts can range from just a few dollars for a single pastry or drink to larger totals if you buy multiple items or boxes of baked goods for an office or event.

Does Breakfast in Paris offer any pre-orders or catering that might create a higher-than-expected charge?

Yes, like many bakeries, Breakfast in Paris may prepare larger orders of pastries or breads for events, offices, or special occasions when arranged in advance. These orders can result in higher charges than a typical café visit, so if you see a bigger amount, consider whether you or someone in your household placed a special order or picked up items for a group.

Can I cancel or change an order with Breakfast in Paris after my card has been charged?

For small walk-in purchases, charges are usually final once the transaction is completed. For any special or large pre-orders, cancellation or changes depend on their in-house policy and how far in advance you contact them. Call the bakery directly as soon as possible with your order details and receipt information to see whether they can modify or refund part of the order.

How do I request a refund or resolve a billing issue with Breakfast in Paris?

First, locate your receipt or note the exact transaction date, time, and amount from your card statement. Then call or visit Breakfast in Paris and explain the issue—for example, being charged twice, the wrong amount, or not receiving an item. They can usually verify the sale in their register or POS system and, if appropriate, issue an in-store correction or refund back to your card. If you cannot resolve it directly, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge.

What are common charge amounts I might see from Breakfast in Paris?

Common charges are often in the single- to low-double-digit range, reflecting a pastry and drink or a light breakfast—roughly from around $5–$20 depending on what you order. Larger transactions may appear if you purchase multiple pastries, loaves of bread, or boxes of items for sharing, which can push totals higher.

Why do I see a small pending charge from Breakfast in Paris that later disappears or changes?

Some payment systems briefly place an authorization hold when you insert or tap your card, especially if the final amount isn’t yet confirmed (for example, if adding items or gratuity). This temporary pending amount can differ slightly from the final charge and should update within a few days to reflect the actual total you signed for. If a pending charge never clears or looks incorrect, monitor your statement and contact your bank or the café if it doesn’t resolve.

How can I verify that a Breakfast in Paris charge is legitimate before disputing it?

Match the posting date and time window on your statement to any recent visits downtown, and check with family members or anyone else who might use the card. Compare the amount to typical café pricing for pastries and drinks. You can also call the bakery with the exact date and amount; they can often confirm whether the transaction appears in their system for that card’s last four digits. If neither you nor the business can identify it, reach out to your card issuer to report possible fraud.

Does Breakfast in Paris keep customer accounts or subscriptions that would bill me automatically?

Breakfast in Paris operates primarily as a walk-in bakery and café, so charges are generally one-time transactions tied to specific visits. They are not known for running subscription plans like monthly boxes or memberships. If you see recurring or repeated charges that you don’t expect, contact both the café and your card issuer to investigate and stop any unauthorized billing.

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