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by | October 14, 2026 · 10:08 am

 Maman To Open New Casa Linda Café Tomorrow

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East Dallas gets its second maman in six months on Thursday, Oct. 15, when the New York-born café and bakery opens at Casa Linda Plaza. Doors open at 8 a.m. at 1152 N. Buckner Blvd., Suite 124, in the space Schlotzsky’s held for years.

This is the fourth North Texas address for the brand. Maman made its Texas debut at The Plaza at Preston Center last November, opened in Lakewood’s Hillside Village in April and followed with a café at Legacy East in Plano in August. Southlake and The Seam in the Design District are still on the way.

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by | September 22, 2026 · 12:16 pm

Martha Stewart’s Fall Menu is at Maman in Dallas, and One Cookie Leaves September 30

Maman’s fall collaboration with Martha Stewart is now at all three of the chain’s North Texas cafes, and one item is on a short clock. The oatmeal raisin sandwich cookie, two chewy oatmeal cookies with golden and dark raisins and cream cheese frosting, is sold only through September 30.

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by | August 6, 2026 · 12:51 pm

Maman Opens Its Third Dallas-Area Café Friday, With a Fourth Already Planned

Maman opens its third Dallas-area location Friday, August 7, at Legacy East in Plano, marking another step in the French-inspired café’s steady expansion across North Texas since it first landed in Park Cities. The new spot joins that original location and the Lakewood café that opened in Hillside Village this spring, giving the brand a real foothold across three very different corners of the metro in under a year and a half.

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by | December 8, 2025 · 2:14 pm

Maman Brings French Bakery Charm to Dallas

Maman, located at the Plaza in Preston Center, is the first Texas outpost of the beloved New York café. The space is bright and inviting, with wood floors, farmhouse tables, and subtle French touches that make it feel carefully designed yet effortlessly comfortable. The café doesn’t accept reservations and is laptop-free, encouraging visitors to slow down, enjoy their meal, and focus on the food and conversation rather than screens.

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