Health & Fitness
Join us Next Week to Celebrate Piccione's "Pastries with a Purpose"
Join us at Piccione Pastry December 10-15 to support Piccione’s “Pastries with a Purpose” program. On those days, Piccione Pastry will donate 10% of a designated day’s net sales to six different non-profit organizations, one for every day of the week Piccione’s is open. The recipients are listed below.
December 10: Nurses for Newborns
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December 11: Marian Middle School
December 12: Food Outreach
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December 13: Psi Chapter of Alpha Epsilon Phi at Washington University in St. Louis for Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation
December 14: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Missouri
December 15: St. Patrick Center
“We are looking forward to a great week as we recognize local nonprofits during our “Pastries with a Purpose” program,” said Piccione Pastry’s Executive Pastry Chef Martin Lopez. “The non-profit organizations will decorate Piccione Pastry with their signage and draw support for their organization all while enjoying handcrafted authentic Italian treats.”
Piccione Pastry is the only late-night Italian pastry shop of its kind in St. Louis. Located in the Loop at the corner of Delmar Boulevard and Skinker, Piccione Pastry specializes in single-serve Italian desserts, locally handcrafted gelato and sorbet, rich Italian coffees, and authentic house made Italian soda. Recently, Piccione Pastry began serving breakfast items and savory lunch combos including seasonal flavors of soup and loaded focaccia. The menu includes vegan, sugar-free and gluten-free items to please all guests. Piccione’s pastry chefs create recipes from scratch, bake in small batches, and use the highest quality ingredients for their desserts.
The shop is open from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Sunday, until 11:00 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, and closed on Monday.