If you're looking for a small coffee shop without crown and noise, this is the place to be…read more Fantastic vibes. Very cozy. A Customer Service is like your all-time friend invited you to the House party.

Idk what my lady got us but this is delicious and perfect all my peoples flying back to Los…read moreAngeles! Service is great and ambiance is the best! Thank y'all!

Saw this place as we were driving by and decided to try them out. I had been looking for specialty…read morecoffee roasters closer to PDX as I was visiting the area. Walking in, they have a beautiful and relaxing atmosphere. The menus were displayed with what they were offering that day. I could see through the back windows their operations of where they roast their beans and package them. I ordered a filter coffee, the "La Victoria" from Colombia. It took less than 5 minutes wait to receive it. Overall, I thought my cup was pleasant and tasted of good quality coffee beans. I won't hesitate to return if I'm ever back in the area!

Wonderful coffee shop right at the start of the scenic highway in Troutdale - we got coffees and…read moresnacks to fuel up for the trip down the gorge! Super helpful staff with amazing coffee and chocolates!

Wonderful staff, beautiful motif. Charming and well designed. Modern with alternative music as…read moreyou'd expect in a Portland coffee shop. Very clean and dynamic with affordable prices and great selection of accoutrements. High-quality matcha and an overall cool vibe. Highly recommended. Best spot on Fremont.

I love Prince Coffee for their specialty drinks like the Stroop latte and any special twists to…read moreclassics with their house-made syrups. The uji fog hojicha is no exception. Incredibly refreshing, lightly sweet, so cozy. The barista gave the rec and it was perfect.

I'm a big fan of a local coffee spot. Even more so if the drinks are good, there is space to hang…read moreout, and the baristas are helpful. I popped in on a weekday morning and it was bustling with people. The line wasn't long and I got helped quickly. The person taking my order was friendly and offered solid information comparing their chai to the London fog. He proceeded to ask me about my day and seem like he actually cared. I wasn't sticking around, but there were open tables. Things were clean. They also have plenty of room to sit outside if you'd like. There are pastries and some cold drinks in a case. There aren't a lot of gluten free options, but they did have one muffin I could have had. The drink preparation takes a bit of time. There were people already waiting and many of their drinks have special preparations (pour overs, steeping the tea). Have a minute to wait. I had the London Fog and the baristas advice held true. The flavor was worth the wait and I will surely go back. They roast their own coffee and make you feel welcome. Plus, there's a bookstore across the street. Love all around.

It's a nice coffee shop. When I arrived the line was very long and not moving very quickly. I…read moreneeded to grab a stool from the side bar while I waited. Staff is friendly. Coffee is good. The space is large and open so you don't feel like you're BFFs with all the patrons. But that means you're missing the cozy atmosphere. I would drop in again if I were in the neighborhood and there aren't too many people waiting.

I'm always very opinionated and talkative in my Yelp reviews. I have a lot to say about food. But…read morecoffee I don't have much to say about. I dunno how to explain it. I just have trouble with it. The coffee at Koken was fine, I guess. It's strong. But what does that even mean? First I had it and it was pretty strong. Then I asked them to add more milk and it was a little too weak. So isn't it the amount of milk that matters? And isn't that very variable? Anyway, the reason why I came here is because I asked a barista at a different coffee shop what her favorite other coffee places are, and she immediately said Koken is her favorite. That's gotta count for something. But as I started saying, I'm more of a food person than a coffee person. And I got a dish here that I really, really liked. I forget what it was called. Their menu isn't online, so I can't look it up. Which is kinda refreshing. It's basically little pieces of bread that are sauteed/fried in some sort of African butter, with an African spice blend, and eaten with yogurt. And it was absolutely perfect. The warm, chewy, spiced bread with the cool, tart yogurt is just so great. Such a good combo. Simple. Not distracted by a bunch of other stuff. You really just get that wonderful contrast. The bread was perfectly chewy. And had a little bit of a crisp on the outside, in a perfect way. Check out the picture. Ultimately, it was just so homey, so satisfying, and so novel. It's like an hour long trip on public transit for me to get there, but I don't care. I know that I will be back.

A kinda cozy little place for a quiet cup of coffee. Very janky which I like but others might not…read more It's like a porch attached to a trailer lol but they've got some big old cool lookin coffee machines (I don't drink a lot of coffee) by the entrance. I tried one of their food dishes called Fuul (Eritrean vegetarian stew) made of chopped onions, tomato, peppers, cheese, egg and beans. All of the ingredients were fresh and tasted good but it just tasted like bean dip. I mean the best bean dip I've ever had in my life but that wasn't what I was going for I had no chips lol.

Had a terrific Americano (and another!) here this morning. Smooth as silk…read more They also have a great space. Plenty of tables to hang out at. And a nice view out from spacious front windows. Nice neighborhood with plenty of street parking. Service was great. Definitely one of my favorite coffee shops in PDX!

Very cute coffee shop with an awesome vibe. We stayed right near here and went a couple days in a…read morerow and were able to try the chai, matcha, and several pastries. I can't recommend the chocolate walnut cookie enough! Staff was super friendly and drinks were extremely fast.

I loved this place so much! The staff is so friendly! I got to meet the owner, Audra. She is so…read morefriendly and welcoming. I was there studying for hour. She checks in to make sure everything is okay and it seems like she really wants to get to know the community. Don't know what to order? No problem. She will help you come up with fun drinks. Abby, the barista made my day as well. She makes really yummy drinks. The food looks and smells amazing! I hope they brink in vegan/gf options soon. The atmosphere is lively and CLEAN! You have no idea how much of a difference it makes when trying to focus. This is my new spot!

Ooh, the pistachio croissant I had here still haunts my dreams. It was honestly one of the best…read morepistachio-flavored pastries I've ever had -rich, nutty, buttery, and completely irresistible. The cappuccino, unfortunately, wasn't particularly memorable, but I would come back for that croissant in a heartbeat. It was that good.To top it off, the staff was incredibly sweet and kind, making the whole experience even more enjoyable. If you're a pistachio lover, do yourself a favor and order the croissant. It's worth the trip.

First time to the shop and it was really wonderful. The atmosphere itself is welcoming and pretty…read morerelaxed. There's lots of different seating options. depending on your reason for visiting. They serve Sisters Coffee... definitely above average! All of the drinks are fairly priced. They also have a food menu with breakfast and lunch items. I tried the breakfast wrap and the peach salsa included was delicious! The service here is not fast. So... not a great option if you're in a hurry. But they seem to take their time in a way that meticulous and not inconsiderate. I did have to wait longer than expected, but without asking, the barista gave me a coupon for a free drink on my next visit for the inconvenience. Outstanding customer service! The bathrooms are clean. Parking is easy. And there's something undeniably comfortable about this atmosphere that's just right regardless of your mood. Check it out and plan your best visit when you're ready to relax and go with the flow. It will be very worth your while!

Big windows, lots of light, comfy & plentiful seating plus good coffee. Prices were a smidge high…read morefor a place so far outside of Portland's main city area, but not unreasonable. I was a bit disappointed by the limited menu and pastries and would love to see more exciting food options. Its quite basic fare on offer in that regard, nothing too gourmet or innovative. Still, one of the top cafes in and around PDX, offering a very cozy place to chat, work and/or grab a cup of good coffee! Def in my top 5 thus far!