Great location. Every neighborhood needs a local place like this. Large back patio area with…read moretables, chairs and umbrellas. Lots of toys for kids to play with while moms and dads enjoy a cup of whatever gets them going. Service was extremely friendly and the munchies were great too. Our dog was with us and she was happy to simply be mellow laying out in the sun. One child came over and asked what kind of dog she was and what was her name and if she could pet her. Shiba Inu, Mochi and yes. I saw some comments about prices being on the higher side. I recognize what people are saying. It's unfortunate that so many things seem to be getting out of reach of many Americans. I wish I had the magic wand that would make it so that more people could afford what they needed and that the business owners would still make a decent profit and share some of that with their employees in the form of living wages and benefits. I'm old school and we managed to both save and invest during our working lives. And now in retirement, we still don't spend like there's no tomorrow. If we can't afford something, we just don't do it.

Super cute spot, kid friendly with books, toys, small cups, and an outside play area. Community…read morespot with barista who knows people by name. Drinks were excellent and the olive focaccia was delish.

Good coffee in a cute space!…read more Yigebe Coffee lives in a small and interesting red building on Sandy. It was quiet when we visited, and I was immediately struck by the quiet and pleasing decor. I ordered a soy milk cardamom latte and it was smooth. Good roast, and the cardamom was infused in house. Points to the barista who understood the request for a pinch of salt and confirmed that regular table salt was acceptable. My sister got a sugar free half sweet caramel decaf americano with heavy cream. There is seating on the ground floor and upstairs. The place was a delight. I would love to explore the history of the building and the woman for whom it was named.

when I saw such high reviews, we just had to come try it out. It was really good (4.5 stars), and…read morelived up to the hype. The barista was friendly and explained everything, and that they roast their own beans. We tried two drinks, and both were very tasty. I like the strong flavor. I saw they have a spiced tea, I want to try that. It would be nice if they had simple syrup, I had to get more sugar just using raw sugar, wasn't sweet enough for me. Unique shaped building, and looks like they are building a covered patio area.

Hands down one of the coolest cafes I have ever been to!…read more Plants are available for sale, lots of friendly food options and drinks. when you place your order you get a tarot card place holder and they let you look at the book to see what the tarot card says, pretty neat right? I've noticed all kinds of people stop in and just chat away getting their drink fills and sandwiches. I thought the super Mario tank was adorable and fun. Along with the available items for sale in store everything looks well thought out! I will definitely come back to this spot

I happened upon this as I was waiting for my dog's meet and greet down the street. The name grabbed…read moreme on the way and I found the inside to be so charming and welcoming. It was full of color and dripping in plants. The staff were really friendly and I loved the idea of the cards that they give you instead of a number while waiting for your order. I tried something new and went with the Saparilla Spice Latte at the recommendation of the barista. Unfortunately, I wasn't a fan. I thought the oak milk flavor overwhelmed anything but the spice. I thought this would be mostly flavor spicy, but it was actually REALLY hot spicy. I couldn't actually finish it between not being thrilled with the flavor and the spiciness. I would come back and try a latte, perhaps with their house made butterscotch and rosemary syrup, but I likely won't go too far out of my comfort zone next time.

I go here for the mid-morning latte. Great staff, never swamped like my other coffee haunts…read more After 3, the place turns into a bar of sorts, with a dozen or so quality brews from the area brewers on tap. The rotating beer/ cider roster changes weekly. Great neighborhood vibe.

Great location! I believe it's a converted gas station that now has plenty of seating outside and…read moresome inside. There's Guilder Coffee in the mornings, Upright Brewing has beer and various food carts on the lot for food in the afternoons. Service is friendly at all the counters. It's a neat spot. Highly recommend it.

Autumn Coffee Roasting was a random choice from the Yelp app after having a late lunch elsewhere…read more(7/8/26). Nice corner cafe where I was able to find nearby street parking. There's limited outdoor seating, while ample seating indoors. Clean cafe with abundant natural light. The barista was efficient and crafted a refreshing 16oz iced mocha. The cafe vibe was a bit subdued and not much in the pastry case, but to be fair it was the last hour for the business day.

Wandered into this cute little coffee shop to warm up with some tasty Portland coffee on a chilly…read morerainy day, and was not disappointed! I ordered a fall spice cappuccino and it was delicious! Quick friendly service too and there are a handful of tables to sit inside.

On our last day in Portland, we had a few hours to enjoy before I had to go to the airport. It was…read moremorning and thankfully this place popped up nearby that met our needs: coffee shop, food trucks, and brewery taproom. This part of the business is the coffee shop; it was excellent so I bought a bag of beans to bring home. I had hot coffee and iced tea. It was a beautiful sunny day but super cold, so we stayed in the warming area. The lot outside was transformed into an art market as well, lots of families were enjoying the place, as were their pups. The server was friendly and welcoming, making our drinks fast. They have a few options for food nearby too, but we had eaten a large breakfast before so I didn't try anything on this visit.

Love the vibe. It's so Portland! Is a gas station that got converted into a coffee shop by day and…read morebar at night. It's a place locals go that tourists don't know about yet. Seasonal lattes are great (citrus spice and spiced pear). Lots of seating options both indoor and outdoors and the design is pretty retro and it makes a chill hang out spot. If you're hungry for brunch, there's good trucks like Pine Street Biscuits and that really amazing Mexican food truck that gives large portions on the same lot

The outdoor seating area is beautiful, and the barista was very friendly and taking my order. The…read morecoffee is delicious, and it's a fun place to go to whenever you need coffee

Had some time to kill and killed it at Harder Day. The cappuccino was scrumptious and the place…read morecouldn't be friendlier and filled with good vibes (shout out to baristas Zachary and May!).

I did not know it was possible to love a small coffee shop with a simple menu so much. The coffee…read moretastes great and does not need a ton of syrups or flavors to mask or enhance. And only $3.50 for a coffee? An absolute steal to start your morning!

Very friendly and cozy neighborhood coffee spot! Went early enough on a Saturday morning to enjoy…read morethe shop. Dirty Chai latte with oat milk hit the spot. I appreciated that their chai is not sweetened at all because you get to taste the depth of flavor of the chai. Thankfully our barista shared that hot tip. Also ... if you can't find the coffee shop on the left well it's because it's across the street. Look for it on the corner of a beige building. I am excited to go back and try their other coffees.