Green Goat, Strawberry Matcha

While out and about on a gorgeous Sunday I wondered over to Green Goat.
I love this space!!


Here are some of the drink options.
I went for the Strawberry Matcha.


I LOVED that they were using Hartzler Dairy milk, shout out to the local dairy!!


This is a dream venue!  I loved it!  There were little and big rooms throughout the Green Goat. And the decor was eclectic and wonderful.



And when the weather is nice and there is a large group, they can open these garage doors for even more indoor/outdoor space.


And speaking outdoor space!!
Who would not love a courtyard like this?!!

The brick, the wood tables?  I just love it.






I can't say enough about this space.  I wish it were closer, I would have lunch here at least once a week.


I am standing at the door looking in.  It has such charm and character here too.


The matcha was $6, which is about average.  The flavors were good and I loved they used Hartzler's milk.  The place is just incredible for gathering place.  The staff was friendly and the cafe was clean.  Even though they are not a "tea" place, I will be back again.





A great day in Cleveland!




Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters, 


 

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Union Park, Canton and a Berry Matcha

I have seen posts on line about this place and I could not wait to try it out.

I love and am amazed at all the different and unique seating areas.  Little alcoves and nooks here and there.       

It immediately gave me ideas for my tea house.  And doing different themed countries along a long wall.  Having one room be a Japanese tea house, one room an English garden, and another a Moroccan room.  





https://www.unionparkcanton.com/

4700 Everhard Rd NW, Canton, OH 44718



I ordered the Berry Matcha and the Howard Sandwich.

The sandwich was good, but $14 is pricey when you don't get chips or any side with it.

The Berry Matcha was very good.  I was pleased with the taste.




The matcha was very good.  The atmosphere was OUTSTANDING!  The staff was friendly and helpful.  Everything was clean.  I will be back to try more items.





When you walk in you are greeted by all kinds of cute little seating areas.




Once you order you can keep moving back the room and you have many more options for seating.  I love how charming and quaint it is.  Almost like a 1920's or 30's speak easy vibe.

There are three rooms along one side that you can you have open to the rest of the restaurant or you can pull the curtain and have a private meal.  On the other side is a super sparkly bar.  The middle to the room has tables as well.


The bar.


Room 1- the curtains can be open or closed.


Room 2.


Room 3.



Then you have this room in the back that is so fun!  It looks like you are walking through the bookshelf to enter the room.  You can probably put 30-40 people in here.

There were signs around about reserving/renting different spaces out too.

The full venue buyout can fit around 150 people I saw on line. 




You also have outdoor dining as well as tables in the front outside.  So very many delightful seating options. 






Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters, 


 

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My $2 teapot

I am a big fan of old teapots.
I saw this stoneware pot from England I snatched it up!!

 I like stoneware pottery, it is early 19th century...I learned that from my dad :)   He is also a fan of the stoneware.

             

                                  
                     

I looked up on line to see if I could find out a little more about it.  I did get the name that may have made it, Wood and Sons.You can use google to check your pieces too.  Use the camera and search, who knows, you may have something of value.  For me, it is not about value, it is a piece I find pretty and I can't wait to use.




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