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Formerly known as Che Cosa (I still call it that), and moved right around the corner from the old location which is now a theater.

The new space is much smaller, but in an intimate way, and possesses a far more charming atmosphere. This is my favorite spot to go and work on my laptop. The baristas are nice guys, very chatty and inviting and knowledgeable about coffee, and the cafe roasts its own beans.

Now, since this is a tea site, my rating reflect their tea. Currently the selection is small and dwindling, though good quality. I’ve been assured they’re just waiting ‘til they run out of their current stock so they can order new loose leaf teas from a new supplier, and I can’t wait! The tea lattes are a little overpriced in my opinion, but they’re comparable to prices at the chain coffee shops. Normal cups are priced fine, however.
If you want a tea latte, make sure Christian is making it for you! It’s my fault they’re on the menu, and he makes them the best.

The cafe offers soups, salads, sandwiches and ice cream, with many vegan and vegetarian options, but I admittedly haven’t had any of it, nor have I gone to the adjoining theater.

They’re still in a transitionary stage from the move it would seem, but I would definitely suggest checking the place out, especially if you like coffee and cute cafes, but also to chill and have a cup of tea (naturally).

I really enjoy Goldfish. If it were closer to my house I’d definitely make it a regular spot. Prices are good and the tea is great. The clerks are generally very knowledgeable and helpful, and are excellent at making recommendations from their large selection of teas, and the owner (at least the man I think was the owner!) was very nice. I actually have a not-so-secret love of their custom made tables and chairs which have a very rustic look to them. My friend and I refer to them as troll furniture and they wouldn’t be out of place in The Hobbit. ANYWAY – I emailed the owner about the furniture and he was nothing but kind and helpful in answering my random questions, and even offered to help me acquire some of my own (I believe it was hand crafted in China).

I just learned (last night when I stopped in) that they have live music in the shop sometimes. Not really my thing, as I like to go and chill in the quiet, or be able to chat with friends, but I imagine this is a draw for some folks.

Altogether a great place. I’ve never had a negative experience here.

Has anyone tried their bubble tea yet?