Delicious! Got a -…read moreclassic iced vanilla latte: homemade vanilla syrup was amazing and the coffee taste still came through - salted orange dark chocolate mocha: pricey at $8 but a worthwhile treat. If you're having a bad day and need a pick me up, this is the one to get - extra points for the edgy vibe inside!

Came here for an espresso and it was really good. The space is huge, lots of seating and a good…read moreplace to work with wifi. Parking was easy when I went on the side street. Staff was friendly. They sell a bunch of different beans as well as merch, coffee mugs, and various coffee equipment although I dont think they sell full on machines. Solid coffee and a great option if you are in Portland.

Literally can order anything and you know it's gonna be good! Been here like 4 weeks in a row and I…read moredrive all the way from Tigard for this. Regular sweetness is fine, make sure you really mix it up or else you're just drinking the syrup from the bottom. I have had Matcha blush (guava), Matcha Mango, hojicha latte, Black Sesame Matcha, and Earl Grey Matcha. I had oatmilk with all of them, the brand they use doesn't have a strong oat flavor which is nice! Mango is my fav fruit wise, then Hojicha has a nutty roasted flavor. Street parking, kiosk to order if you don't feel like talking to anyone

Tea Loft offers variety of tea and toppings. The style of the drink is quite different. I don't…read morelike it. Way too much extra stuff in the drink. I barely taste the tea. Brown sugar boba cloud is not smooth. I had some trouble getting the drink out of my straw. And the fact that they ran out of brown sugar boba at 1pm was just crazy to me. It was so sweet that I couldn't finish my drink. My husband also made a similar comment. On the good note, the staff were nice. Very efficient. The place was very welcoming and chill vibes. You can order at Kiosk or at the counter. I guess they trying to do new twist on the tea drinks but honestly not my thing.

I've been to other locations but taking a meeting here marked my first time. At first it was just a…read moreregular coffee shop and then it hit me... they were offering Negronis! This was going to be special for sure. Sadly, no before lunch booze for me but the mocha was delivered quickly and as ordered (not a complicated thing but man, the number of times coffee shops get anything "special" wrong is staggering). So excellent service! they had peanut butter cookies! They're my favorite and nearly extinct in the wild. Huge win. Being in northeast corner of The Sovereign building there was a ton of window seating. It was pleasant but busy and too noisy for the conversation we needed to have. Fortunately coffee is portable! In any event I'll be back for sure!

Orders: Medium cappuccino AL cacao…read more Pros: presentation of rip was dope! The drink is not Sweet if you're looking for that. But oddly its not bitter like coffee can be at times. Theres a nice savory balance to this drink. Cons: n/a

Kaleido is located in a really nice area and the whole place has a very clean modern aesthetic. The…read moreorange accents and overall presentation make the shop stand out right away. Drinks looked great and the atmosphere felt bright and welcoming. Customer service was good and the drinks came out nicely presented. We tried the matcha drinks and enjoyed them refreshing, smooth, and visually appealing. Definitely a nice spot to stop by if you're in the area and looking for a good drink in a cool environment.

Came back for their bestseller Thai classic the es-yen and it was soooooo good. The vibes of the…read morespace and the service again were awesome. I love this spot when I'm in the area and will always make the effort to swing by when I'm craving a yummy coffee :)

Incredible cherry vanilla latte! One of my favorites ever and definitely the best latte I've had in…read morePortland so far! Also, so much space in this location. Beautiful art. Nice baristas. Overall, a great experience:)

​I have mixed feelings about my visit this morning. There is so much to love about the vibe here,…read morebut the actual drink execution left me frustrated. ​The Pros: First off, the staff is incredibly sweet and friendly. They make you feel welcome the second you walk in. The modern, cool design of the space is top tier. It is exactly the kind of atmosphere you want when grabbing a coffee in Portland. I also love their progressive approach to dairy; they default to plant based milks and there is no upcharge for them, which is a huge win for accessibility and sustainability. ​The Cons: Unfortunately, the experience was completely undercut by the quality of the pour. The oat milk curdled almost immediately. I am well aware that Stumptown uses a more naturally acidic brew, which is a science experiment waiting to happen with plant milks, and I know it is technically safe to drink. However, the separation completely ruins the mouthfeel. ​Instead of a creamy, cohesive sip, I was left with a watery base and grainy floaties. It is disappointing to be told that this is normal when specialty cafes have the tools like barista grade buffers and temperature control to prevent this. While the ethics and the aesthetic are on point, a drink that looks and feels curdled just is not an acceptable standard to serve to customers. ​Summary: Great people, great space, great pricing, but the technical execution of the plant based drinks needs a serious overhaul.

One of our favorite coffee roasters in the country. When we land in pdx, we cannot wait to get back…read morehere and enjoy a wonderful coffee! Got a latte with their Ethiopia natural beans and it was lovely, roasty and bright within being acidic. We were debating between beans to take home and they also let us sample the brewed coffee version of the beans to make a decision, which was super nice. The staff was engaging and attentive, the space industrial feeling and clean and the coffee top notch. Definitely on our must stop lost in Portland!

PushXPull is one of my favorite coffee shops because their beans are phenomenal. They know what…read morethey're doing in terms of roasting. My chief complaint is their customer service. I have probably spent a couple thousand dollars on their business. Not being able to pour my cup of coffee in a to-go cup when leaving is ridiculous and not standard practice. I found this out the hard way when I had ordered a drip coffee for here and, when leaving, the women kinda snapped at me when I kindly asked for an 8oz to-go cup. I'm on their bi weekly coffee subscription. I'm located in Portland and my bag of beans was routed from Portland to Detroit, then San Francisco then back to my home in Portland on my last order. How odd. I tried reaching out to them to figure out what's going on and there is no way of contacting their business. Their website has no contact information and I called multiple times and no one would pick up the phone. I finally found a personal gmail account linked to their business somewhere on their google business profile but no one ever responded to me. I find it to be very odd that they're running an online business, you can't contact them, and they don't have anyone attending customer service. That's very bad practice. If it weren't for how good the coffee is, PushXPull would be dead last on my preferred coffee shop. I'll update my review once these issues are addressed.

Stopped by Less and More Coffee and really enjoyed the creativity of their drinks along with the…read morequality of their coffee. They are located outdoors within a repurposed trimet station, which add such a a unique Portland touch to their vibe. Although usually a 1-2 person operation, drinks always come out relatively quick! I tried the tiramisu latte and the black sesame latte. The tiramisu latte was easily my favorite. The cream top is rich and delicious, and when mixed into the coffee it really tastes like a classic tiramisu dessert. It's sweet, smooth, and feels like a treat without being overwhelming. The black sesame latte was also great, especially if you like nutty flavors. It has a natural sweetness with a deep roasted sesame taste that almost reminds me of peanut butter, making it both comforting and unique. I've also had their regular latte before and really appreciate the quality of their espresso. The coffee itself has a smooth, balanced flavor that stands out even without added syrups or toppings. A great spot to visit if you enjoy creative specialty drinks but still want genuinely good coffee underneath it all.

Very interesting variety of coffee types, including unique Korean styles and flavors. Outside stand…read morewith minor cover and a few seats. So careful of rainy days like today. First customer of day. Service was obviously quick. :) Hojicha for me. Tiramisu for the wife. Nice treat on a wet day.

The Heart and Soul of the Pearl District! If you are…read morelooking for the quintessential Portland coffee experience, Barista on NW 13th is the place to be. It manages to be effortlessly cool without being intimidating, and the quality of the coffee is consistently top-tier. Here is why it's my favorite corner of the Pearl District: The Coffee Curation: What sets Barista apart is that they are a multi-roaster cafe. They feature a rotating selection of the best beans from across the country (and locally!). Whether you're drinking a pour-over or a traditional macchiato, the flavor profiles are always distinct and expertly pulled. Masterful Latte Art: The baristas here are true artists. Every drink looks like a masterpiece, but more importantly, the milk texture is always silky and perfectly steamed. The Aesthetic: The space is stunning. With its dark wood accents, industrial-chic lighting, and those massive windows looking out onto the cobblestone streets of the Pearl, it's the perfect spot to people-watch or get lost in a book. It feels like a cozy, sophisticated library for coffee lovers. The Staff: Despite being one of the busiest spots in the neighborhood, the staff is incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. They are always happy to nerd out about tasting notes or help you pick a bag of beans to take home. The Vibe: It's a great balance of "neighborhood regular" and "must-visit destination." It captures that classic Portland energy perfectly. Pro Tip: Pair your drink with one of their fresh pastries--their selections are always fresh and complement a bold espresso perfectly. Love how amazing the staff is. And the coffee is chef's kiss. Thank you!

I knew walking in here. This was going to be a great place because I saw the beautiful Westie (West…read moreHighland White Terrier) there with his hoomans! My Iced Americano was excellent and finished with oat milk. Her server was especially friendly and courteous and made us feel welcome.

I'm stupid and made a huge mistake. They, on the other hand, are so nice, kind, wonderful... All I…read morecan say now is... customer for life. I've been here quite a few times and have really enjoyed the Aribic People's latte with its strong cardamon overtones, the Chocolate Jesus and today, the Mucho Calliente, which promises a chili infusion, and cinnamon infused espresso with dark chocolate! But wait..., oh no, I forgot to ask for oat... this is probably (certainly) dairy. Argh! Sorry, I have no Viking blood and can not digest cow milk. I would rather battle the aforementioned Viking before I'd endure the results of ... dairy! So, I brought my drink up fully prepared to pay for another and everyone there, EVERYONE, in almost unison, refused to take my payment. They kindly and quickly made another and... oh... spicy indeed, but chocolatey and balanced! One of the best spicy mochas I've had anywhere ... and I am an absolute Spella snob and proud of it! Inside secret: Don't miss out on the great selection of truly authentic Egyptian foods and pastries, as well as some really nice necklaces and earrings. If you need that piece to pull your whole Nefertiti look together before going out for a Saturday of dancing and fun... this is your hidden gem!

We had a group gathering at Tov Coffee on Hawthorne felt like traveling to Egypt without leaving…read morePortland. From the moment we walked in, the owner Joe welcomed everyone like old friends. His hospitality set the tone for the whole evening--warm, relaxed, and full of conversation between people from all over the world. One of the highlights was watching Joe prepare traditional Egyptian coffee over hot sand, a centuries-old method that slowly heats the coffee and brings out deep, rich flavors. But the real comfort of the night came in the form of Egyptian Sahlab. Imagine a thick, creamy winter drink made from warm milk, gently sweetened and flavored with vanilla and orange blossom water. Those of you who tried it know what I am talking about! It was very nice to get a beautiful taste of Egyptian culture right here on Hawthorne. Huge thanks to Joe for the incredible hospitality and for sharing these traditions with us. I hope they expand to include a full Egyptian, Mediterranean food menu.

We had an amazing time at Wonderwood Springs! Everyone was super friendly, John Paul even did a…read morespecial scavenger hunt for our son's birthday! I don't recall the 2 servers behind the bar but they were amazing too and the food was delicious and so interactive! Will definitely be back!

We came here for lunch after the Aquarium and were very happy with the friendly staff! The decor…read morewas fluent with the aquarium's artistic animal experience and the kids enjoyed that. We ordered Kids Chicken Tender Basket, Kids Cheeseburger Basket, Portobello Mushroom sandwich, Fried Chicken Sandwich protein style which had 2 small chicken strips. The chicken strips from the $12 kids meal were bigger and had more! Wonderwood Cheeseburger protein style came with waffle fries. When I got my burger it was the patty only, they forgot all the toppings which they apologized for and remade for me. When they brought back the new burger the fries were very cold. I think this place would be as unique as the artwork if they were able to create their own house made sauces and flavors for the food and drinks. It's store bought ranch, BBQ sauce and Talenti syrups disappoint the thought and care of the uniqueness of its atmosphere. I would not come here for food, but maybe a quick coffee if you're in a rush. Wouldn't recommend this place.