What a cute shop and great customer service. Nice places…read moreto get different spaces and tea.

The shop is so cute with teas and spices lining the walls. I appreciate being able to smell the…read moreteas to get a feel of what I'm buying. I have to say a lot of their blends smelled really good but I ended up going with their peach blossom herbal tea. I was able to buy a go cup of the brewed tea and some of the tea leaves. The sales associate was so helpful letting us know which teas are similar. She was bright and friendly and offered to help me create a new mix when I mentioned looking for a dupe of a discontinued brand. I definitely recommend if you're a tea lover.

We stopped by Less and More Coffee II after grabbing breakfast nearby, and it ended up being the…read moreperfect pairing. The shop itself is super cute with a clean, minimalist feel that makes it a really pleasant place to grab a coffee without feeling overly busy or cluttered. I ordered the honey lavender latte, and it was excellent. The honey added just enough sweetness while the lavender gave it a light floral flavor without tasting perfumey or overpowering. Everything felt really balanced, smooth, and well made. It paired perfectly with our breakfast sandwiches from Fried Egg I'm in Love and made for such a nice start to the morning. Cute space, great coffee, and definitely somewhere I'd stop again when I'm back in Portland.

We almost missed this smaller location of Less and More when we walked by, but they do have a…read morestanding sign outside with their logo on it (-M). I got the Enjoyme latte, which was topped with a house made injeolmi cream (roasted soybean powder with condensed milk.) The topping was almost dessert like - rich and deep in flavor but not too sweet. It actually doesn't obscure the coffee flavor, which is nice. Soy and oat milk are available ($1). It's a small spot with a few seats, open until 3pm.

I saw on their website that they were having a tea and sake toasting today and thought it would be…read morea fun event. What a surprise this was. We sampled all three of their teas inspired by Japan, along with a sake that was made with one of the teas. For the event they also had seaweed rice, appetizers and popcorn made with sake and sea salt. The three green teas were each unique and flavorful. The staff was incredibly friendly and it was enjoyable to sit and watch the tea factory in production. While we were enjoying our tea. They have several parking spots in the front and good hours for being able to enjoy a cup of tea after work.

I stopped here with my boyfriend after a friend recommended we try their tea flights…read more We had gone to the NW 23rd location the day prior but we got there too late and they weren't serving tea anymore. We were pleasantly surprised by how much bigger this location was and the convenient parking outside of the shop. The staff were all very friendly and helpful when choosing our tea options for the flight. They do a great job at creating a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere. This was a great experience and we would definitely come again.

Redstraw's website says that they are "California's premier teabar". They have one near my office…read morethat I've never heard of. They have the same number of locations in Oregon as they do in California. It might be easier to say that they are Oregon's premier teabar. This one is located in the Pioneer Place Mall. They were a busy place with lots of customers waiting. Service was good. The drinks were nice and refreshing. My wife, daughter, and I liked what we ordered. They have good teas here. It's a good place. They might be Oregon's premier teabar.

Absolutely love this place! I came here multiple times during my trip to Portland and the drinks,…read moreservice and vibe were always tea-lightful! They have a ton of fun, unique and refreshing drink options here- my favorite was the mango tea mojito- so so delicious on a warm summer day!

Honey Pearl Cafe is a fun little boba spot near Powells Bookstore in downtown PDX…read more The highlight for me was their seasonal rotating boba flight - such a clever way to sample a few different drinks without committing to just one and they all came with a topping of choice. I chose the og bobas coated in their brown sugar. This is perfect if you're indecisive like me or bringing a friend and want to compare flavors! It looked like a slow day for them as we were the only people in the shop. However there are lots of seating and the staff was super friendly and suggested we get one of their rice balls too, so we got the salmon and tuna - which we got to go, I noticed only later that they also have rice ball flights too! Which means I have to go back another time to try another.

Cute shop with some areas with comfy seating. Different stuffies displayed in parts of the store…read more We went on a Friday afternoon and it was pretty busy, but we got through the line and received drinks within 10 minutes. The issue I usually have when visiting a new boba shop is what sweetness level to go with. I am normally a half sweet person when they offer everything (0/30/50/70/100). On the menu they had 50/75/100, so I went with the 75 which was too sweet for me. For my taste, I would go with 50% next time. Got the sweet mango drink which I was pretty happy with for flavor.

I saw a review that said to get the hot matcha latte and I did just that. The best one I had on my…read moreSeattle/Portland trip. Not overly foamy, with deep matcha flavor. I asked for it only lightly sweetened, and it was right on. I also got the hojicha soft serve and this rivals Matcha Maiko's version. Flavorful and nutty. I added matcha and hojicha brownies to the soft serve to try them and they are a skip. They are too hard and the flavors don't come out as much as the latte or soft serve. I wanted to come back here a 2nd time but they open too late and I can't drink caffeine after the morning.

We got the salmon and chicken onigiri - please skip the Onigiri here, not only were they not…read moreaesthetically pleasing but there was barely any salmon or chicken on either of them lol. The onigiri was a bunch of rice topped with an extremely miniature amount of whatever topping you choose. Get the matcha parfait! The matcha soft serve came with the perfect amount of red bean paste and matcha brownie and it was really good!

This is your place if you love high quality teas. The owners (wife/husband duo) are super friendly…read moreand extremely knowledgeable. Be prepared to spend 30+ minutes tasting teas on their fancy tasting table. There's also quite a selection of ceramic ware. Can't recommend theme enough!

If you want to experience some of the highest quality teas from a certified senior tea master, this…read moreis the place to go in Portland. I have experienced better teas here in one hour than I have in the last two years of researching tea. There are teas available here that are still rumored in the tea industry. Ivy's husband James has even put together a regional water recommendation list, which has revolutionized my personal brewing experience. After spending time at Qi Fine Teas, this is now the only place I can recommend for true tea in Portland.

The service was amazing and super chill and the drinks also tasted so good the vibe of the entire…read moreplace was just a comfortable area and I definitely would come back!

Came here to study with a friend and got the Banana Milk Latte which was super yummy! It had good…read moreseating options for studying and the barista taking our order was helpful and nice. Highly recommend!

After trying their Einspänner latte at their other location, I decided to get their Tiramisu cloud…read morecream latte and Black sesame latte which are exclusive to this location. The cloud cream on the Tiramisu latte was so creamy, slightly salty and probably has some mascarpone! I recommend shaking it up before drinking to get the best "Tiramisu" experience. Skip the black sesame latte as I could not taste any nuttiness in it.

have been wanting to try this place for years but my experience was not the greatest. the guy…read moretaking orders at the stand the day we came wasn't friendly and was sassy. the mugwort latte was an intersting herbal flavor. you taste the flavor at first but after drinking it for a while, I got accustomed to it and so it ended up tasting just like sweet milk. tiramisu latte tasted burnt which was a bummer because this is probably their most popular drink. my friends got the matcha latte which didn't have a strong matcha flavor and tasted mostly like milk.

This location is closed…read more However, it was a great little place and they served some excellent tea! You can still find the teas in local stores. Not only will you get a great drink but you'll be supporting a local bipoc business!

Tucked inside the French Quarter food carts, you will find Aesthete tea, a QBIPOC womxn owned…read moreteahouse serving unique herbal blends of teas. I swung by last week and was welcomed by Alex, who was super nice and patiently walked me through their menu and guided me on my tea selection. I opted for the golden milk, a tumeric based tea. I tried mine with oat milk and honey. While waiting for my order, I had fun browsing the wall of tea blends and the merchandises available. I enjoyed the minimalist packaging and how the ingredient list in the back had a supports section that included the blends' health benefits. Tea wise, it was really nice. The flavors of the tea blend really comes through and it was not too sweet. It was a comforting cup to enjoy in the quiet morning while it was still not too busy. I also tried their milk oolong and it was rich, aromatic, and had a underlying sweet note, which was really nice. The teahouse had a minimalist design, with ample space all around. There are two outlets available and would make for a nice study/workspace. If you're ever in the area, this is a hangout spot.