After nine years of sweet temptation, the Comptoir de Mathilde shop located at 54 rue de Brest closed its doors on July 26 according to information from Actu Lyon. A little note left in the window simply announces the end of the adventure: « It's the end of a delicious chapter, but it's not the end of our story. » A farewell to the taste of praline for this spot that had charmed passersby in search of artisanal treats right in the heart of the Presqu'île.
The Comptoir de Mathilde is still alive and well in Lyon
No need to panic for fans of decadent spreads and breakable chocolates: two other Comptoir de Mathilde locations in Lyon remain open. The franchises in Vieux-Lyon ...
n, rue Saint-Jean, and the Part-Dieu shopping center continue to welcome sweet tooths with the same enthusiasm. There’s something for every craving, whether you're strolling through the charming cobblestone streets or on a frantic shopping spree.See this post on Instagram
Behind this closure, there is no sign of slowing down for the brand. Founded in 2007 by an entrepreneur from Saint-Étienne, Le Comptoir de Mathilde has won over the taste buds and hearts of people all over France with its retro vibe and irresistibly nostalgic products. With 150 stores and a revenue that keeps growing...
exceeds 40 million euros, and with a well-established franchise strategy, the company continues to make its way to the peaks of chocolate.A closure that doesn't hold back cravings
While we may not know the exact reasons for the closure on Rue de Brest, it’s hard to imagine a lack of customers on such a bustling street. Perhaps it’s just a logistical or strategic chapter closing. In any case, the people of Lyon can continue indulging (and nibbling) on the brand's creations without having to travel too far. Because, let’s be honest, who could resist a chocolate fondue ready to go?
Source : Actu Lyon
