We receive/purchase beans from Stumptown all the time! In California, many coffee shops thrive off…read moreof Stumptown Coffee Beans, so of course, we had to include a Stumptown Coffee Shop on our itinerary. A very kind security guard opened the front door for us and greeted us with a very big smile. Inside, the cafe is HUGE! it stretches out towards the back and has fun flyers and posters. Very clean and smells like coffee beans! I tried their rose gold latte and my fiancé asked for their cherry vanilla latte, both seasonal items. It was strong and tasted exactly as described. The workers here were kind and patient. Totally worth a stop for a good cup of coffee.

Came in for the Wildwood collab. I am so excited to see the movie…read more There was security at the door allowing people in based off of the line, which is appreciated. The line was long but we got in the coffee shop right away and maybe waited for our drinks around 15 minute after ordering. They were sold out of the wildwood mugs and it looked like they had one last bag of coffee beans for the wildwood collection. Stumptown is a bit bitter for me usually but this drink was good. It did end up being pretty sweet but since Stumptown coffee is bitter (for me), I figured it was the only way to mask the bitterness. My partner got the hot version with regular milk (both $8.25) and he had less coffee and more of the whipped topping. His cup was 75% coffee. Now let's talk, the artwork. The cinematography on the walls were great - such a great teaser to the movie and ode to Portland. I would not have came down to SW 3rd for Stumptown otherwise but happy we did.

We drove down from Seattle and immediately went to this lovely, small cafe located in a huge…read moredeserted office bldg. We were hungry and were thrilled to eat such yummy and healthy food. I ordered the Incredi-bowl and every part of it was amazing and perfectly-spiced. My husband ordered the Peter Salad and it was also fantastic. Brian was so warm and friendly and shared with us his favorite vegan places to eat in town. We gave him recommendations for vegan places we love in Seattle. We will definitely return.

Rabbit's Cafe was a great find! I loved the food it was incredibly filling, satisfying, and made…read morewith clean ingredients. Brian, the owner, was fantastic and very friendly, which made the experience even better. I'm always happy to support a local business run by such a great person. The restaurant was a little hard to find at first, but it's located inside the US Bancorp building alongside a row of other eateries. Once you find it, it's absolutely worth the visit. I'll definitely be back!

The pumpkin pact seasonal offering is an accurate fresh pumpkin pie flavor (you can see the cans of…read morepumpkin under the counter) with creamy cheesecake pieces that coat the tongue and a crunchy biscoff cookie crumble. The space is decked out in some extra spooky season flair. Worth a visit!

Lackluster custard - not enough options. Serving size is small when you compare to the price. $17…read morefor a 16oz subpar custard is outrageous. Ambience and decor is quirky and interesting.

Since the restaurant was attached to the hotel in which we stayed, we decided to stop here for…read morebreakfast before heading back to Eugene. The place isn't large, but it was not very busy when we visited. They were able to seat our party of five quickly. We seemed to be in a weird zone of the restaurant because we had two servers coming around to check on us but the service was very good. Everyone was really happy with their meals. I ordered the cotton candy pancakes for my daughter, and though our ill-timed bathroom break led to some of the cotton candy being melted since it came out whilst we were gone, it still delighted upon our return to the table. I chose for my meal Holli's Hashbrown Casserole. It was so dang good. I love a good potato casserole and add brisket? Done. There's no dedicated parking at this restaurant, though there's street parking around and I think a parking lot.

Went here on the recommendation of someone who was just leaving while my friend and I looked at the…read moremenu. The wait staff was friendly and the overall atmosphere was relaxed and comfortable. I had the bacon egg and avocado sandwich and really enjoyed it. It was huge and came with a healthy portion of fries, so it is a lot for breakfast. My friend had the Eton mess pancakes--four fluffy pancakes with strawberries, blueberries, a strawberry coulis, and topped with cotton candy! Really something to see, but also a massive amount of food. In other words, come hungry, split some dishes, or be ready for leftovers. My friend also had a house made strawberry soda that she really liked.

Imma say it, this was one of the best vanilla lattes I've had in the city. Whatever blend they used…read morefor that espresso absolutely hit. My friend and I wandered in looking for some coffee and as other reviews note, there really isn't a menu in here? For a second, I couldn't tell if they even made lattes since the only signage noted espresso and drip coffee. My friend grabbed an 8 oz latte an I went with a 12 oz vanilla latte -- came out to $11 total so not too bad, particularly for the quality. It's just one person behind the counter making the drinks, but he displayed a great deal of care between the syrups, latte art, and sneaker decals on top. My drink was perfectly hot, not too sweet, and had a great flavor overall. I would absolutely go back for another latte and to grab some beans as well. This place is small, there's a VERY small amount of limited seating; definitely not a sit and sip your coffee for hours type of spot. Loved the sneakers displayed inside though. Overall, a great neighborhood spot - check it out if you're in the area!

Flew in and drove straight to Deadstock Coffee…read more I ended up getting good parking for about 2 hours and the area was a little beat. It was my first time in portland but it gave me San Francisco vibes. I got me a little Pistachio Latte with oat and it was mid. I wish I had more time to research what is good here but thats ok. I mainly came for the vibes and it was cute. Not a place to really hang out at its more of a grab and go type of place which was sad because I had a lot of time to burn. I ended up getting some espresso beans and im hoping that its a good bag of coffee!

We stumbled upon this beautiful business while exploring the area. We needed a pick me up and found…read morethis corner cafe. Beautifully decorated and spacious, the vibes are super chill and decor is beautiful. Surrounded by beautiful plants and the delicious aroma of coffee. We were warmly greeted and quickly helped at the counter. We ordered the Vietnamese iced coffee with pandan cold foam, an iced coconut latte, razzle-dazzle smoothie, and an order of their cinnamon sugar beignets. Everything came out quickly and was delicious. We will def be recommending this to our friends coming to visit! Thank you Java Man for being so awesome

100% worth the wait. you're not going to be coddled or catered to here, so just be bold and pick…read morewhat sounds good - because i promise it WILL be good! i had a coffee, a tea, and a smoothie from here and all were excellent. the beignets were to die for - literally so so good.. probably some of the best beignets i've ever had... like, ever. The plants are gorgeous, the area is nice to sit and relax or grab a quick breakfast or sandwich (they've got bagels and breakfast burritos - my partner got a breakfast sandwich on a croissant and said it was amazing!) we did try the place across the street - and no hate, but don't let their fancy name fool you... Java Man is the clear winner. open at 7:30am, you don't need to look anywhere else. I'd choose this place over the other bakery and over Il Soleito or whatever it's called - both other breakfast spots directly across the street. Java Man is the clear choice out of these 3, for sure. Matcha isn't a crazy sweet starbucks matcha either, it's earthy and amazing and authentic, but if you want sweet - they've got sweet cream cold foam / other flavors you can add. They make a great coffee, a great matcha, and their tea infusion bar could keep me hydrated all day. i'm going to miss this place when i leave..! don't skimp out on the pastry area either - they've got fresh fruit and fresh baked goodies that are also ALL excellent. so be patient, it's worth the wait for your drink.

I have no idea why Yelp thinks I need to review this place twice. My first review is Yelp's…read morefeatured review for Oak Street Coffee for well over a year. . I visit her every month when I have to go downtown. If you need someone to hold your hand when you visit, let's get together! I got you!! Please just go! She is amazing! I am certain you have had less than an amazing coffee by visiting a local BucksStar. Wow. Yelp thinks I need comment on ambiance. I'm only there once a month. You will need to coordinate with me far in advance.

Great prices, good food, delicious matcha and outstanding customer service. Such a cute place. It…read morewas close by my hotel (Marriott Courtyard " and I loved supporting this local business while I was in town. Can't wait to go back next time I am in Portland.

Super friendly barista. He gave great suggestions. The cortado was perfect and beautifully…read morepresented. Don't try the food. Ambiance was busy coffee shop vibe.

First stop after landing in Portland this morning. Chai & Churros event was delish! What a new…read morelittle gem! Delicious coffee and pastries and even better service! Mike is a delight! You won't be disappointed

Coffee in slow motion! The barista is so slow I had to shave twice while standing in line. It's a…read more25 min wait with 4 orders in front of you.

As a guest at the Hoxton Hotel, I was happy to find this nice little coffee place off the hotel…read morelobby as the "real" (local independent artsy looking) local place around the corner I noted last night doesn't open until 8. Even though the 5 star rating was based on just one review I thought I would give it a try as the all of the drinks coming out while I was thinking about it looked pretty good. The basic 2-shot latte was pretty good. I'm a coffee snob so I save 5 star ratings for places with amazing coffee that really makes coffee a transcendent experience or places with pretty good espresso drinks at places with consistently good service, so I'd probably just give this place 4 1/2 stars on coffee alone. However the atmosphere for a little spot is reallly nice, with interesting books on the shelf on the back wall and real artwork by local artists on the wall. Plus the spot opens up into the lobby of the Hoxton Hotel, which of course has that trendy but classy Hoxton aesthetic. Also a plus, the place has ceramic mugs and cups, but as most folks are getting coffee on the way out, you will get your drink in a paper cup unless you ask. These other factors justify bumping it up to a full 5 stars (especially as Hotel coffee spots frequently suck). Note this is a one person operation, so some patience may be necessary. Hours: At the time of this writing, Yelp had this spot's hours conflated with a similarly named restaurant in the lobby. It's actually open for 7 to 12 every day.

I love to see Dany at Kilo. I leave my office daily to get a special order latte. She always…read moreremembers what I drink, and even the extra orders if I'm buying for the office. The drinks and food are always high quality, and change seasonally. Dany personalizes the service. She remembers people's names, introduces regulars to one another, and has a photo board--nice touch! When seeing your barista is a fun part of your day, it changes the way you feel about coming to work. Thanks, Dany!

My wife and I drove 30 minutes just to experience Kilo D'Cofi, and got the WORST SERVICE, ever…read more Also, there are no pastries until Thursday, according to the attendant, who somehow made us feel segregated. Weird by a Mexican (-owned?) place! I don't know why this young woman had so much hate toward us, we kept wondering if it was because we speak Spanish inside the establishment, or because we hugged each other, or because we asked for pastries which they had none, or because I asked questions about getting a Mocha, which is not on the menu. The business is small inside, only 4 visitors at a time, maybe she got upset that we came in when there were 2 customers already in? It was rainy outside though! Initially, my wife and I were super excited and chatty (in Spanish, our native language) about the opportunity to support this business and waited patiently until it was our turn. We had lots of questions since the menu is vague and limited, compared to any other coffee shop, and there were no pastries on display. The attendant was short and using a rude tone when responding to my wife (As in: "But how do you want it?" in response to "I'd like a latte"). To top it off, she asked us to move to make space for another customer, when we had been already been patient with her and the prior customers, to read the menu, which she had already told me was unavailable. So weird! I didn't tip. We didn't even say "Thanks" upon leaving. Damn you Instagram. You make me drive looking for the promise of a coffee in a piece of bread from @kilodcofi and I end up with the service of @bkcoffeeshop !