Spent the 3-day Valentine’s weekend in rainy Monterey, California.

- Tattershall at the Old Monterey Inn
My girlfriend, Meagan, and I stayed at the Old Monterey Inn, which is a lovely bed and breakfast hidden in a little residential street located at 500 Martin St, Monterey, CA, which is not too far from downtown Monterey. The inn provides a lobby with a grand piano that you can play, daily morning SF Chronicle newspaper delivered to your room, breakfast to your room or out in the dining area, public internet computer in the lobby, a nice garden in the back, cookies, coffee and a refrigerator with unlimited drinks of bottled water, Juice Squeeze, yogurt and Ocean Spray canned drinks. I chose to stay in the Tattershall room pictured above for $275/night. The room is just right for two people and has a nice little couch, which unfortunately is cut out from the picture. The bathroom in the room contains a nice shower stall with amenities such as toothbrush, toothpaste, hair dryer, mouthwash, towels, toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, body lotion, as well as a nice make-up mirror. The bed is very comfortable for two people and does not make any squeaks or noises. The place is quiet and the walls can be a little thin, particularly when people are in the hallway walking and talking. When it’s too quiet, you can hear your neighbors coughing next door. Other than that, the Old Monterey Inn was a delightful bed and breakfast place that I would highly recommend to people. We definitely would love to stay again and check out another room.
Below are some of the great foods and places that we ate around in Monterey, CA:

Valentine cupcakes from Meagan's grandmother

- Toasties – Italian Sausage Omelet

- Tarpy’s Roadhouse – Hawaiin Mahi Mahi dish

Country Fried Steak at the Black Bear Diner in Monterey, CA

- First Awakenings – Sausage and Bacon omelet