Learning to make latte art? Check out Sacramento's Chocolate Fish
Few things beat a warm latte as the leaves change colors, especially when it comes with a nice autumn-themed design.
Stay updated with breaking news from Edie Baker. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Few things beat a warm latte as the leaves change colors, especially when it comes with a nice autumn-themed design.
The Bee reporters visited a handful of Sacramento’s popular coffee shops and sampled their latest fall menus.
Sacramento Restaurant Week and 10% Discount GIft Cards Listen: Participating restaurant Chocolate Fish Coffee Roasters. Edie Baker, co-owner.
Sacramento Magazine your username your email your username your email Compared to restaurants, coffee shops appear to be weathering the pandemic pretty well. “We feel so lucky compared to our restaurant friends,” says Edie Baker, who owns Sacramento’s Chocolate Fish Coffee with her husband, Andy. Why the difference? For one, a huge part of the coffeehouse business was grab and go even before the pandemic. Sure, plenty of people camp in their local cafe for hours to work, visit with friends or just hang out. But plenty more use the cafe as a quick stop for a takeaway morning jolt...