Sucré

Sucré was a dessert boutique that launched in New Orleans, Louisiana in April 2007.[1]

Sucré
Private
Industrymacarons, confectionery, and chocolate
Founded2007 
HeadquartersNew Orleans, Louisiana
Key people
Joel Dondis, Tariq Hanna
ProductsVarious Chocolate bars, Macarons
Websitewww.shopsucre.com

Location and history

Sucré was located on Magazine Street in the Garden District in New Orleans. Sucré, French for sugared,[2] was owned by New Orleans restaurateur and former Emeril Lagasse sous chef, Joel Dondis. Dondis partnered with pastry chef Tariq Hanna to open the boutique.[3]

At the time Sucré opened in 2007, it was the first dessert-only restaurant in New Orleans. Sucré served plated desserts with custom garnishes in addition to confections such as flavored marshmallows, artisan chocolate bars, candied pecans, drinking chocolates, as well as hand spun gelato and sundaes.[4]

They operated three retail locations in the French Quarter of New Orleans and Metairie, Louisiana, and shipped the majority of their products anywhere in the US via their website.

Sucré closed last June 17, 2019, and broke the news to their employees by calling them to a parking lot and telling them that they no longer had a job. They were given the option to leave or empty the desserts into the trash.

gollark: If you want that, it's a standalone program called Lightweight Messaging System.
gollark: > rednet
gollark: PotatoNet and PotatoNET.
gollark: Already exists.
gollark: I really do need to fix the gaping security hole in potatOS stuff, though.

References

  1. Gambit Weekly, pg. 63, 11-13-07
  2. Word Reference | http://www.wordreference.com/fren/sucre | Access Date: 2010 July 15
  3. The Washington Times | "Superb Bread Pudding Sugars New Orleans | http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/mar/04/superb-bread-pudding/?page=1
  4. Jezer-Morton, Kathryn (2007-04-23). "Just desserts - Candy man Dondis sees gourmet treats as golden ticket in New Orleans". New Orleans City Business. Retrieved 2009-06-08.

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