From their site: Lee Napoli has more than two decades of baking experience. Her career in the food service industry began at the front of the house but she soon found her niche in the pastry shop. Lee is self taught and has worked with many talented pastry chefs to perfect her craft. This has left her with a willingness to work hard and an appreciation that success doesn't happen over night. Lee is well known for her work at Icarus, Maison Robert, Anago, Grill 23 and many other of Boston's landmark restaurants. She is a founder of the Professional Pastry Guild of New England and her most recent venture, Chocolee Chocolates in Boston's South End. Beignets (donuts for you heathens) are only available on Saturday Their overall focus is on dark chocolate candies, but they also make some milk chocolate candies. All truffles are hand made every day by Lee and one associate. Their five house specialties - espresso, white chocolate pistachio, Moroccan mint, Hazlenut, and Spicy Poblano Pepper - are always available.

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Lionette's Market is the Market for The Garden of Eden restaurant (which is located close to Lionette's). They have a full service deli with prepared salads, vegetables, meats and select entrees. They stock a small amount of fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as gourmet dry and canned foods. They have a great selection of natural, as well as foreign brands- and both look amazing! The tiny market is "airplane-free", a new concept of eco-ethical trade to us. All of the young cheeses are from New England. The only European cheeses are old enough to ride on a boat. Preserved items are all locally made. He knows his 100 purveyors by first name. But it's immediately obvious that Jamey's true love is meat. A chalkboard at the door advertises "Today's Fats", including house-rendered Lard, Duck Fat, and Vegetable Shortening. Jamey buys a half cow a week and a whole pig, grass-fed from Vermont. He makes all his own sausage and cures the bacon and steams the ham and takes up 1/3 of his deli counter to proudly display the side of bacon. Though small, Lionette's Market is definitly worth a visit! You are guaranteed to find something yummy to put in your tummy!