Events at Devonshire Tea House!

• March 29, April 26, May 31….FREE tea tasting from 2 to 4pm. Sample 5 various teas, and complimentary munchies. Book now to reserve your spot! Only 30 seats available….seats go fast!


• Bakery Launch, Sat. April 5th. 11-noon. Specials. Free Butter Tarts!


• Teddy Bear PicnicSaturday April 19 10 - 11 a.m.Children aged 2 - 99Tea Package $10~per person~Don’t forget your Teddy!(reservations recommended)


• May 10-11­­ Celebrate Mother’s Tea in style….Low Tea served at 11am, 1pm, 3pm…both days. Mom’s get a complimentary chocolate treat. Wear your hats and gloves!

NEW!

• Tuesday’s ….now Senior’s Day 8am-5pm. 10% off everything!

• Couples Tea….. Pot of favourite tea and two scones, w/ Devonshire cream and jam...$10 ~

• Bagged lunches now available for pick up. Variety of choices… Healthy alternative.

Devonshire Tea House - 60 Queen Street, Lakefield 705-652-TEAS

http://www.devonshireteahouse.com/

Upcoming Events at Cassis Bistro

March 26 - "Mussels & Music"
The classical guitar styling's of Woody Brumet and Michael Goldenberg's mussel creations!

April 17 - 19 "Spring in Provence"
Come celebrate the flavours & colours of spring in true Provence style

Reservations recommended
705-652-8045
Website - www.cassisbistro27.com

“A Taste of France in Lakefield”

A Taste for Life

On Wednesday, April 23rd you can dine out to help fight the impact of HIV/AIDS in our community.

Its simple!

1. Book a table at one of many participating restaurants for April 23rd.
2. Go out for dinner with your friends and family and have a great evening!
3. The restaurant will donate 25% of the cost of your meal to PARN – Your Community AIDS Resource Network .

Make your reservation early to avoid missing out!

PARN - Your Community AIDS Resource Network will once again be holding A Taste for Life in Peterborough on Wednesday April 23rd, 2008 with all proceeds going towards HIV/AIDS prevention work in the City of Kawartha Lakes, Peterborough, Haliburton and Northumberland counties.

Participating Restaurants:

• Backtalk Café 705-924-2166 9 Main Street Warkworth
• Burnham Mansion 705-740-2553 2235 Keene Road Peterborough
• Capers Restaurant 705-653-5262 28 Bridge Street Campbellford
• Charlotte Anne's Restaurant "The Gemmiti Brothers" 705-742-2944 390 Queen Street Peterborough
• Elements Restaurant 705-876-1116 140 King Street Peterborough
• Hot Belly Mama’s 705-745-3544 380 George Street North Peterborough
• Karma’s Café 705-748-5451 217 Hunter Street West Peterborough
• La Hacienda Mexican Restaurant 705-742-1559 190 Hunter Street West Peterborough
• Rare 705-742-3737 166 Brock Street Peterborough
• Saporito Italian Restaurant 705-748-4591 195 Simcoe Street, Unit D Peterborough
• Splice Restaurant and Lounge 705-749-9315 379 George Street North Peterborough
• St. Veronus Café and Tap Grill 705-743-5714 129 Hunter Street West Peterborough
• The Thirsty Loon Pub 705-652-1812 39 Queen Street Lakefield
  
  Visit http://www.atasteforlife.org/ for more information!

Kawartha Cuisine 2008 - New Pricing!

We've added a new price point to our menu of available options: a 1/2 page menu! Perfect for small restaurants, cafes or others! Call Pierre for more information at 927-7139 or email him at pierre@connectionnewspaper.com

Soup's On!

Cervantes Space is Going to be... ?

Well, we're not sure yet if it's going to have the same name but the owners of Cassis Bistro in Lakefield have taken over the space that Cervantes was in on Hunter Street W. They're in the process of converting it now so we're looking forward to what they're going to do!

Culinary Tourism Event

This past Monday (January 28), we along with about 100 other food producers, caterers, restaurant owners and chefs attended the GPAEDC's Culinary Tourism event. It was a positive first step to making Peterborough & The Kawarthas a 'foodie' destination and we hope to see much more in the future! See this CHEX video clip for more information: http://www.chextv.com/videos/Newswatch_CulinaryTourism.WMV

All Hail the King of Chefs!

If you are into food & wine, then you probably know about Michael Stadtländer. He and his wife own the world-reknowned Eiginsinn Farm, in Singhampton Ontario. You have to wait for months for your reservation, you have to bring your own wine and, unless you're crazy, you'll book a B&B locally to sleep after the gastronomic wonder that you will be served... I have never been there - it's on my life list - but people I know who have just come away amazed.

Chef Stadtländer produces much of what he serves and is one of the biggest proponenents of the 'eat local' trend. This April, he will be the keynote speaker at the Green EXPO!

Saturday, April 26, 2008

10 am until 4 pm

Evinrude Centre, 911 Monaghan Rd.

Admission: $5

Showcasing all aspects of living greener: extensive exhibits, impressive line-up of presenters, wine tasting, fashion show, children's activity area. Keynote speaker is Michael Stadtländer, one of the world's most accomplished chefs and an ardent promoter of local food. A School Challenge will showcase what area schools are doing to green their schools and workshops on greening businesses for young entrepreneurs will also be offered. .

Kawartha Cuisine 2008

Interested in being a part of Kawartha Cuisine 2008?

Check out this factoid sheet: http://kawarthacuisine.homestead.com/Factoid_Sheet.pdf

And give us a call with any questions you might have!

Cervantes is Gone?

Driving along Hunter the other day, we noticed that the windows at Cervantes are papered up and the space is for lease. Unfortunately, we have no information as to what happened but we hope all is well with Lee and his family!