My knowledge of Spanish has faded significantly, is there a context in which I would say “A que hora abrandes?” Instead of “A que hora abra?”

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Basically, I haven’t spoken Spanish in years, and was never fluent.

I’m in the DR on vacation, and the phrase “A que hora abrandes” keeps popping into my mind for “What time do you open?”

Is this a correct conjugation of abrir? Or am I making up gibberish right now.

Now, I know I can say “A que hora abra?” And it will mean, “What time do you open?” , but I’m wondering if “abrandes” is a conjugation that would be used when speaking generally about a restaurant?

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