Hand Decorated Chocolate Eggs at Parker-Lusseau

Posted on March 2nd, 2021 by Parker-Lusseau Pastries & Cafe

Parker-Lusseau Pastries and Cafe now carries our giant, hand decorated chocolate eggs, made from Callebaut Belgian chocolate. These hollow eggs are filled with bite-sized chocolate sea creatures and are wrapped up in a bow, ready for you or your loved one to enjoy! These limited edition chocolates make beautiful gifts. Visit us at 539 Hartnell Street in Downtown Old Monterey.

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Monterey Learns! - The Fundraising Campaign for Monterey Public Library

The coronavirus pandemic's impact on tourism and the local economy drastically reduced the City Monterey's revenue and, as a result, the City found it necessary to make severe cuts to the Library's budget.

In response, the Monterey Public Library Friends & Foundation publicly launched the year-long Monterey Learns! fundraising campaign in February 2021. Please consider making a donation and help the library buy more books, make sure kids and teens have the tools they need to become strong readers, present meaningful programs for all ages, and ensure that the library's historical archive is accessible.

Monterey Moves into the Orange Tier!

Monterey County moved into California's Covid-19 Orange Tier on Wednesday, April 7. What that means is businesses, residents, and visitors, working in partnership with the City of Monterey, have demonstrated their commitment to safety and health protocols and all of us are benefiting from it. Thanks to all of you and keep up the good work!

With Orange Tier status:

** Restaurants can increase indoor seating to 50% capacity

** Retail stores can increase indoor shopping to 100% capacity

** Gyms and fitness studios can welcome people indoors up to 25% capacity

** Family entertainment centers can open indoors up to 25% capacity

** Museums and the Aquarium can open for indoor visitors up to 50% capacity

** Bars not serving meals can open outdoors with modifications

** Wineries, breweries, and distilleries can open indoors up to 25% capacity

Old Capitol Books Reopens April 8 on Alvarado Street

Great news! Old Capitol Books, a locally-owned new and used bookstore, is reopening on Thursday, April 8 at our new home on the second floor of 482 Alvarado Street. We'll be open Thur-Sun, 12pm-6pm.

If you enter through the front doors, you can either use the elevator or the stairs to get to the second floor. Accessible parking is located behind the building at 499 Calle Principal. From there, you can enter through the back door of the building directly onto the second floor. Come say hello!

New: Signature Soaps at Haute Beauty Guide

Doran, a licensed esthetician and owner of the Haute Beauty Guide retail store, is really excited about the new signature soaps she's designed and created for the shop. Each of the scented soaps, inspired by her favorite spots on the Monterey Peninsula, are now available online and at Haute Beauty Guide at 71 Pearl Street.

Apricot Creme Brulee Cake at Parker-Lusseau Pastries

Parker-Lusseau Pastries and Cafe happily presents the latest addition to our selection of cakes: apricot creme brulee. This is chocolate mousse layered with lavender creme brulee, apricot, and genoise cake (sponge cake). It's now available daily as an individual cake, or you can give us a call and order an 8" cake that serves 10. We're located at 539 Hartnell Street.

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