I just got back from Thailand and CRAVED the Thai Matchas and Thai Tea that I loved, but my stomach…read morecouldn't.. We loved everything that we tried!

A bright open space with a pretty large menu!…read more I got to visit on a Sunday and there was a good amount of street parking near the cafe. I don't usually go out for speciality Thai drinks so this was a good stop! There were also some interesting seasonal items that I almost got to try but I went with their cloud Thai tea instead. The service was nice and fast and our drinks came in nice cups for us to enjoy in the cafe. There is a bathroom that is located within the building next door that you can access and you take care of your cups when you are done. There is a good amount of seating but it didn't seem like a place where people linger too long. Overall it felt comfortable and the selection was nice!

Had a quick coffee meeting here. This area is so cool, with the car-free streets and many neat…read moretrendy upscale businesses. Good Coffee has stark white decor with an abundance of wood and plants. It can be bustling inside, but they have plenty of bar stool seating, small tables, as well as an outdoor patio and also bonus seating in the interior alley between businesses. You order at the counter, and they call your name when it's ready at the pick-up counter. They have a selection of pastries and I think no prepared food. Prices are up there; my latte was $8. In my opinion, their seasonal specials are a must-order. I got the salted caramel latte and it was incredible. Very strong flavors of both salt and caramel, delicious.

Good Coffee does serve good coffee--but is it amazing? If it were, perhaps the name would reflect…read morethat. I've had several coffees from here over the years and found them consistently average. That said, their seasonal flavors are a nice touch and add some variety. Plenty of space but not as much seating.

This is a hidden gem and local favorite. Tucked away a few blocks off the hustle and bustle of NW…read more21/23, this shop offers great ambiance, spectacular coffee and pretty good people watching. They serve heart coffee and they also sell proud Mary. Two legit brands that bolster their reputation for me. The atmosphere inside is clean and modern. There are a few tables outside on the patio if you want more of an urban sidewalk experience. Parking is manageable on the adjacent streets and menu prices are fair for the market. Service is generally friendly and fairly efficient. The available bathroom is clean and does not require a code, which is always a perk. This is a great option if you want something that offers more of a neighborhood type of feel. A great choice if you want to pick something to go or if you want to stay and chill for a while. A gem in a sea of good Portland options!

TLDR: Cute cafe with a bright, airy ambiance and quick service, but the drinks I tried did not…read morefully work for me flavor-wise. I would come back for the space, but I would order something different next time. ------ This Prince Coffee location is really cute. The ambiance and seating area are aesthetically pleasing, with a bright, airy, and light-colored atmosphere. Ordering was quick and easy, and the drinks came out fairly fast. I visited on a weekend, and because it was raining outside, indoor seating was pretty limited. I was excited to try the drinks, but unfortunately, there was something a little off with the flavor profiles of the ones I ordered. 1. Coconut Jasmine Lemonade: This tasted pretty good overall, but I could barely taste the jasmine since the lemonade dominated most of the drink. The drink also seemed to coagulate a bit, which left behind an unusual texture. 2. Guava Coconut Matcha: This drink was okay, but I was not entirely sure that the matcha and guava complemented each other well. The flavors did not feel as balanced as I was hoping. Overall, I would come back because the cafe has a great ambiance and location. However, I would probably steer away from the drinks I ordered and try something else next time.

Located next door to Aesop. They even have Aesop rinse free handwash aka hand sanitizer. Parking on…read morethe street is available via Parking Kitty app. I love the little pig door stopper. The merch is charming. I got a $35 Barista tshirt no sales tax. The counter person folded it nicely. Tote bags are $40. There's also tumblers available. I would have bought one if I didn't have a travel bottle already. The ambiance inside was nice to enjoy a coffee or donut. I got the 8oz Horchata Mocha. The Horchata was overpowering at first but it grew on me. It's the perfect travel size drink. They have an assortment of coffee beans for purchase or donuts. The menu is simple so you don't feel overwhelmed by options.

It was boxing day so I need a quick caffeinated drink, so I popped into this shop for my first…read moretime. Early in the morning the coffee shop was pretty busy, especially as stores were not opened yet. As it was my first time in the shop it took me awhile to process the menu- this is definitely a coffee focus place (not for tea drinkers). And the focus seems to be on more coffee forward drinks, rather than jacked up with sugar and other stuff like Starbucks. Coffee prices are inline with other coffee stores in the area. As for seating, the shop provides tables seating. Plus there is a nice coffee bar at the windows, which is perfect for people watching. Plus there is a small coffee bar that faces the barista if you want to watch drinks being made. Parking can be tough in this area as the main shopping street....parking is on the street and off the main street.

When I think of the word 'Sterling' I think of something that dazzles. It's outstanding by nature…read more In this case, the experience truly lives up to the name. The shop is situated in an iconic part of NW 21st; it exudes sophisticated and timeless charm. Stepping inside, you see the historical bones of the building laced with modern touches of hip decor and thoughtful design. It's a bit retro and a bit edgy all while being chic, so it's very well aligned with Portland itself. Sit on a live edge bench! Enjoy a marshmallow stick. Stare at the luxurious wallpaper. But don't let these things deter you from the epic coffee experience that awaits you. Subtly smooth, adequately bold and flavors aplenty... all served with a smile. The staff is incredibly friendly. My drink was even delivered my table by the barista! The bathroom is clean and parking is available on the street. They have all the classics and then some. There were aromas of homemade chai permeating the space as I sipped my coffee. This is an experience that can't be boiled down to 'just coffee.' It's not just another errand when you're in NW either. It's the kind of place where a random stranger next to you says aloud that 'this is the best coffee in Portland' as you walk by. And they mean it. One of my favorite coffee experiences of the year so far. It's memorable on many levels, and the atmosphere aligns so well with the vibrancy of our city. You owe it to yourself, and to maintaining the true spirit of Portland, to stop in, stay and sip a while. There's no better way to identify with Sterling than through firsthand experience. See you there soon.

Great coffee and friendly service . Loved their decoration…read moreinside will be back ! Hope they add more food options

Wow what a delight today. I haven't eaten here since it was in the Pearl many moons ago. It's even…read morebetter than I recall. I had the tom kha soup with brown rice and avocado a pea berry mocktail. Both very delicious. Maybe the best tom kha I've had. My friend had the blt and it was huge and delicious. It's definitely worth the traffic and parking headache and I plan on returning asap. It's little gems like this that remind me how much I still love Portland

Great for a place to have lunch while you work. I really liked the set up with the indoor/outdoor…read morevibe and open air seating. Fine option if you are wanting/needing plant-based but overall food was just okay. The matcha (iced matcha with coconut milk) was not great, would not recommend getting the matcha here but they did have coconut milk so that was a plus.

The coffee here is really good! I got the Salty Bee, and it had such a great balance of coffee,…read moremilk, and syrup. The slightly salty and sweet flavor really enhanced the aroma of the coffee. As someone who's recently tried plenty of coffee in Seattle, this one is better than most I've had there. The service was friendly and welcoming as well. Even though it's a big store, it was very busy on a Sunday, so finding a seat was a bit difficult. Overall, definitely will stop by again next time I'm in town.

Coffee, good company, great service and a little taste of the Pacific Northwest…read more Stopped by Sisters Coffee Company in Portland, and it did not disappoint. From the rich, creamy iced coffees to the warm atmosphere and locally roasted beans, every detail made this a spot worth coming back to. If you're exploring Portland, this coffee shop deserves a spot on your list. Sisters Coffee Company - The Pearl, Portland, OR #PortlandCoffee #SistersCoffee #PNWCoffee #CoffeeLover #CoffeeShopVibes #ThePearlPDX #PortlandEats #ExplorePortland #CoffeeTime #IcedCoffee #CoffeeAdventure #PNWLife #CafeHopping #OregonCoffee #WeekendVibes

I really love this bakery when I'm visiting Portland. I've been a couple times now with family…read moreafter a friend of mine recommended it. They have a few locations, but I've only been to this one as I prefer a more relaxed environment. It reminds me of the bakery I worked at for 4 years in my restaurant industry days. A little bit rustic in a cozy way--as much as I love a modern space, this feels like a spot regulars would go to for years to come. Both times I've been, I've gotten a meal to order as well as a few pastries/desserts to take with me. The gateau is my favorite and hits the spot, and I really enjoyed the other items I've gotten too.

The counter person was either stoned or didn't care or both . I asked A simple question "are these…read moresalads made today?" I HAVE NO IDEA. After trying to get a definitive answer he started to smile and laugh WHY THE ATTITUDE Better either do drug testing or hiring staff the give a hoot about the customer. He should be fired. Get on it Abby, lead. I left!!!

I love this coffee shop and the location! It is fun to get a nice latte and then walk around this…read moreneighborhood. I also love that they have a walk-up window, it makes it easy to order a coffee while I have my doggo with me. And, the service is really great too. They were friendly to me and to my dog! And, the coffee was delicious and it is very fast as well. This is one of my fav coffee shops that has good drinks and pastries and isn't too hipster and it is a great Goldilocks spot- JUST RIGHT!

The Loss of a True Neighborhood Anchor…read more For years, this coffee house was the primary reason I loved living in this neighborhood. Under its original stewardship, it provided a rare "third place"--a vital social anchor where writers, neighbors, and local faces created a true sense of home. It was a space where you could spend two hours writing in the morning, knowing the flow would be punctuated by the pleasant interruptions of catching up with familiar locals. When the new ownership took over, I eagerly supported them, hoping that inclusive community spirit would endure. Unfortunately, the culture has shifted toward a rigid, punitive customer service framework that completely lacks the ability to navigate human communication differences or de-escalate sensitive situations. A simple, polite morning request to lower the early morning music unexpectedly scaled into an antagonistic confrontation with young staff. Then, in a subsequent incident, instead of a calm intervention, during a conversation, I was publicly yelled at across a crowded room by another young employee. Their continued rude behavior pushed me past a breaking point out of sheer anxiety, and I uncharacteristically lost my temper, resorted to profanity, and walked out. While I take full ownership of my part--reacting defensively under that immense stress--the owners' ultimate solution was to permanently ban a long-term, 5-plus years loyal patron rather than engage in a mutual conversation about what caused the friction in the first place. For an establishment that projects an image of neighborhood inclusivity, the reality is a stark lack of grace. By prioritizing a punitive model over community care, the new management has hollowed out the very environment that made this place a longtime, beloved local fixture. It is deeply saddening and has been a great upset to lose such a meaningful part of my daily neighborhood routine, but those who value a truly inclusive, understanding neighborhood environment should be aware of how the culture here has fundamentally changed.

Went back and ordered their iced salted caramel latte and it was 7/10…read more Wish they had some more outdoor seating. It's quite dark inside.

Stopped in for a quick midday pick me up. Shaken Pistacho Latte was fantastic! What looks like a…read morelittle street front coffee shop expands out the back into a large yet cozy coffee nook with lots of little tables for work and play! Hangout factor is a 10!