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Unique little café with a fun motorcycle theme -- it even smelled faintly of motor oil, which added to the vibe. I ordered two coffees to go: a caramel macchiato and a dirty chai latte. The macchiato was good, but the dirty chai was disappointing -- it tasted more like tea with water and espresso added, rather than the rich, creamy chai latte I expected. Service was friendly, and I really liked the theme, so I'd possibly give it another try.
One Moto Cafe is a dog-friendly, vegan haven/heaven. Seriously, y'all should go. It's well worth the trip. I thought that I wouldn't be into the motorcycle theme, but I was completely wrong. This is one of the coolest coffee houses I've ever been to in Portland. My apartment was testing the fire system INCESSANTLY, from 8:00 AM-3:00 pm, and my two, incredibly anxiety prone dogs were terrified. I searched desperately for a safe, calm, quiet spot to get my babies away from the noise, and this was it! They also have free WiFi AND serve alcohol. Could there be a better coffee/cafe spot?!?! HELL TO THE NO!!!
When I wake up in the morning on most vacation days - or work days - I think to myself, "Where can I ride today?" After that the thought that dictates the morning is, "Coffee!!!" See See Motor Coffee Co combines all of my best morning thoughts and has the ability to start every day with the potential for a great ride. Not only is the coffee shop portion cool, but they have a Vs. Excitebike video game there. I grew up in a small town that got an arcade when I was in seventh grade. Every day, I had to kill two hours after the bus dropped me off before my mom got off work to take me home (or I could have walked the five miles uphill to the house.) Over time, I became a Vs. Excitebike master. One quarter could easily last 45 minutes. In the annual Guinness Book of World Records, my scores were 25-30% higher than what they had listed in the book. Long story short, I was exited when I saw the Vs. Excitebike video game in the corner. The young lady working the counter was really friendly. She admitted to knowing nothing about scooters or motorcycles, but there are people like that out there in the world and I strongly believe that they should be given a fair shake if they are kind.
If I'm going to be completely honest, I was terrified to check out this coffee spot as I had had bad luck with other coffee shops in the area. I did not expect much, but WOW! Let me just start off by saying that their decorations and the ambience of the coffee shop was exactly on point & voiced the dedication for motorcycles. It reflected a combination of both vintage and modern, which I really loved. The coffee station was super clean and very well organized. Now when it came to the coffee, I had gone ahead and ordered a hot vanilla latte along with a cinnamon roll. The vanilla latte was amazing and exactly what I needed during my stay in Portland. The cinnamon roll was good too. I would definitely recommend this coffee shop to anyone who lives, and/or is visiting Portland, specially my biker fans.
Coffee and pastries and other baked goods. Some beer in the cooler. Next door is helmet city. there must be one that fits. Motorcycle apparel on display, too. But it's all kinda bare bones inside the small store. I think. It's another club hangout, except for the fact that "all" bikes show up and talk shop. This place could be a morning habit for me.
Found this coffee shop on my first trip to Portland. Very cool coffee shop and hangout spot. Good menu for coffee, drinks and food. They have light and dark roast available for drip coffee. Oat milk available at the creamer station. Cold brew and other canned drinks are good to purchase for on the go. Owner and employees are so nice. I love the vibe. Check out the merch shop!
*this review is all about the new breakfast burrito and has no reflection on how many this place and their bomb coffee is* I love your coffee so so much, but today I went in to get my favorite bacon breakfast burrito with aji sauce and was told you all switched up the menu. Totally fine - I took a chance... Unfortunately, I am sitting here with my 3/4 uneaten breakfast burrito a bit in shock at how day and night these two burritos and salsas are. :( The old burrito used to be cheese, gooey, with bacon pieces spread throughout, and egg throughout. The aji sauce used to be tangy and actually MADE the burrito even better. But even then, it was a 10/10 burrito. This new burrito is so dry; the beans add...nothing. The egg stick is odd and unappetizing. The salsa - sigh - the salsa is just red salsa. Good, but nothing special. I'm feeling like at a $1 more, the burrito should have gone up in quality, and I'm sad to report it's gone down. Not even like 9/10 down, but like 5/10 down. I am asking, NO - begging - for you to bring back the old burrito with the aji sauce. It was unreal. Everyone at work would talk about that sauce constantly. Everyone I ever mentioned SeeSee to would talk about that burrito and sauce. The aji sauce would have redeemed my burrito today.
Super cool environment and coffee shop. Love the merch! We ordered and left but the vibe was chill and the coffee was delish. Thanks friends for a good experience while in town.
Probably the coolest coffee shop I visited in Portland. Half of the space is a shop where you can buy clothing items, helmets, and other items like mugs, and the other half is where you can get your coffee. The decor here is so cool, there's a wall filled with different helmets. I'm not even a motorcyclist but still appreciated the decor and style. I got a simple latte and it was good. Probably not the best coffee I've had, but my experience of coming here makes up for it. Makes for great photos and it seems like a favorite spot among local motorcyclists.
We spent our first morning in Portland working from See See and it was perfect. The staff was so friendly, the coffee was amazing and the baked goods were great for a light breakfast. Highly recommend.
See See isn't just your typical coffee shop. The atmosphere is perfect: great light and space, plenty of seating, fun art (for sale) on the walls including a ton of motorcycle helmets, all with unique designs. You could look around the place your entire visit and find something different. I got a vanilla latte and blueberry muffin with passion fruit glaze (so delicious) and the boys got drip coffee and the breakfast sandwich. They swear by the sandwich so it must be good. This place is a definite visit if you're looking to get your weekend started right
28 days ago
Really rad cafe! Had been meaning to make it out to this cafe for a long time, finally got a chance on this latest visit to Portland. Their Americano was super smooth. Would visit again read more
This motorcycle themed coffee shop is the perfect pit stop for both caffeine lovers and weekend road warriors. The helmet decor lining the walls is seriously cool. I grabbed a banana chocolate chip muffin that was super good (moist, sweet and just super tasty!) and paired with a vanilla matcha latte that was smooth, lightly sweet, and surprisingly addictive. Great vibes, friendly staff, and plenty of personality without trying too hard. Whether you ride a bike or just ride the espresso buzz, it's a great spot to park yourself for a bit. read more
5 months ago
Unique little café with a fun motorcycle theme -- it even smelled faintly of motor oil, which added to the vibe. I ordered two coffees to go: a caramel macchiato and a dirty chai latte. The macchiato was good, but the dirty chai was disappointing -- it tasted more like tea with water and espresso added, rather than the rich, creamy chai latte I expected. Service was friendly, and I really liked the theme, so I'd possibly give it another try. read more
6 months ago
8 months ago
One Moto Cafe is a dog-friendly, vegan haven/heaven. Seriously, y'all should go. It's well worth the trip. I thought that I wouldn't be into the motorcycle theme, but I was completely wrong. This is one of the coolest coffee houses I've ever been to in Portland. My apartment was testing the fire system INCESSANTLY, from 8:00 AM-3:00 pm, and my two, incredibly anxiety prone dogs were terrified. I searched desperately for a safe, calm, quiet spot to get my babies away from the noise, and this was it! They also have free WiFi AND serve alcohol. Could there be a better coffee/cafe spot?!?! HELL TO THE NO!!! read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
When I wake up in the morning on most vacation days - or work days - I think to myself, "Where can I ride today?" After that the thought that dictates the morning is, "Coffee!!!" See See Motor Coffee Co combines all of my best morning thoughts and has the ability to start every day with the potential for a great ride. Not only is the coffee shop portion cool, but they have a Vs. Excitebike video game there. I grew up in a small town that got an arcade when I was in seventh grade. Every day, I had to kill two hours after the bus dropped me off before my mom got off work to take me home (or I could have walked the five miles uphill to the house.) Over time, I became a Vs. Excitebike master. One quarter could easily last 45 minutes. In the annual Guinness Book of World Records, my scores were 25-30% higher than what they had listed in the book. Long story short, I was exited when I saw the Vs. Excitebike video game in the corner. The young lady working the counter was really friendly. She admitted to knowing nothing about scooters or motorcycles, but there are people like that out there in the world and I strongly believe that they should be given a fair shake if they are kind. read more
3 years ago
If I'm going to be completely honest, I was terrified to check out this coffee spot as I had had bad luck with other coffee shops in the area. I did not expect much, but WOW! Let me just start off by saying that their decorations and the ambience of the coffee shop was exactly on point & voiced the dedication for motorcycles. It reflected a combination of both vintage and modern, which I really loved. The coffee station was super clean and very well organized. Now when it came to the coffee, I had gone ahead and ordered a hot vanilla latte along with a cinnamon roll. The vanilla latte was amazing and exactly what I needed during my stay in Portland. The cinnamon roll was good too. I would definitely recommend this coffee shop to anyone who lives, and/or is visiting Portland, specially my biker fans. read more
1 year ago
Coffee and pastries and other baked goods. Some beer in the cooler. Next door is helmet city. there must be one that fits. Motorcycle apparel on display, too. But it's all kinda bare bones inside the small store. I think. It's another club hangout, except for the fact that "all" bikes show up and talk shop. This place could be a morning habit for me. read more
3 years ago
Found this coffee shop on my first trip to Portland. Very cool coffee shop and hangout spot. Good menu for coffee, drinks and food. They have light and dark roast available for drip coffee. Oat milk available at the creamer station. Cold brew and other canned drinks are good to purchase for on the go. Owner and employees are so nice. I love the vibe. Check out the merch shop! read more
6 years ago
*this review is all about the new breakfast burrito and has no reflection on how many this place and their bomb coffee is* I love your coffee so so much, but today I went in to get my favorite bacon breakfast burrito with aji sauce and was told you all switched up the menu. Totally fine - I took a chance... Unfortunately, I am sitting here with my 3/4 uneaten breakfast burrito a bit in shock at how day and night these two burritos and salsas are. :( The old burrito used to be cheese, gooey, with bacon pieces spread throughout, and egg throughout. The aji sauce used to be tangy and actually MADE the burrito even better. But even then, it was a 10/10 burrito. This new burrito is so dry; the beans add...nothing. The egg stick is odd and unappetizing. The salsa - sigh - the salsa is just red salsa. Good, but nothing special. I'm feeling like at a $1 more, the burrito should have gone up in quality, and I'm sad to report it's gone down. Not even like 9/10 down, but like 5/10 down. I am asking, NO - begging - for you to bring back the old burrito with the aji sauce. It was unreal. Everyone at work would talk about that sauce constantly. Everyone I ever mentioned SeeSee to would talk about that burrito and sauce. The aji sauce would have redeemed my burrito today. read more
4 years ago
Super cool environment and coffee shop. Love the merch! We ordered and left but the vibe was chill and the coffee was delish. Thanks friends for a good experience while in town. read more
7 years ago
Probably the coolest coffee shop I visited in Portland. Half of the space is a shop where you can buy clothing items, helmets, and other items like mugs, and the other half is where you can get your coffee. The decor here is so cool, there's a wall filled with different helmets. I'm not even a motorcyclist but still appreciated the decor and style. I got a simple latte and it was good. Probably not the best coffee I've had, but my experience of coming here makes up for it. Makes for great photos and it seems like a favorite spot among local motorcyclists. read more
5 years ago
We spent our first morning in Portland working from See See and it was perfect. The staff was so friendly, the coffee was amazing and the baked goods were great for a light breakfast. Highly recommend. read more
7 years ago
See See isn't just your typical coffee shop. The atmosphere is perfect: great light and space, plenty of seating, fun art (for sale) on the walls including a ton of motorcycle helmets, all with unique designs. You could look around the place your entire visit and find something different. I got a vanilla latte and blueberry muffin with passion fruit glaze (so delicious) and the boys got drip coffee and the breakfast sandwich. They swear by the sandwich so it must be good. This place is a definite visit if you're looking to get your weekend started right read more
First off, I am not a coffee drinker. So I'll give you one guess as to what made me go in here. Go ahead, you know...... motorcycles. And the line of helmets I saw from outside the place. Interesting concept, I will give it that. Mostly, they have "retro" style clothing and goggles and they even carry parts and oil. You can also order parts for your bikes because they have the catalogs for Drag Specialties for many types of motorcycles. Harleys, Indians, Triumphs, Japanese bikes, and older bikes. There is no service area but they can make some good recommendations on places you can go in the area to service your bike if you are in need of it. I did like some of the clothing they had, The older style helmets were pretty cool, but I could never wear them, and in a pinch I can pick up a quart of oil if I am in need of it, See See is walking distance from my place. That is a positive. Nice place and I will wander over there again. read more
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Love this coffee house Flew in from San Diego & was stoked to check this place out, it definitely didn't disappoint Lots of moto goods up on display & to buy. The whole design of the place was beautifully put together- very good vibe, very good energy. Can't wait to return next time im in Portland read more
Nice little spot with some street parking designated for bikes. Only time I've gone here was for a ruckus day meet and I went inside, got a drink and a breakfast burrito (chorizo). Say at the outside patio. It's an order then pick up order at different side of counter. Pretty chill atmosphere, nice decor! Will come back, recommend for any biker to swing by. read more
I have been driving past this place for years on my way in to work and finally just had to stop. What is it? I'm still not sure what to make of it as I drive things with four wheels instead of two, but I can tell you that the coffee was good to go, whoever supplies their bagels is doing as excellent job and even their cream cheese is fluffy. Thanks guy! I did love their window seating option very very much. Perfect spot to sit and read a book, but am I allowed to? I'm still on the fence. read more
9 years ago
I came by in the latter part of the day to check out See See's at the recommendation of my fellow work colleague whom we both share a passion for motorcycles. Me? a Triumph Scrambler and he has a Ducati Multistrada. Oh! And we both love coffee! I am an out of towner and i usually take time to get to know Portland a little better with each successive visit and that means following up on recommendations from the locals. At least its not yet another brewery. This place is dripping with a cool urban hipster vibe. Apparently that annoys some of the other yelp reviewers but not me. I mean i dont see them everyday enough to get pissed about it but i see their point of view as well. The whole motorcycle industry has jumped on the retro vintage bandwagon including all the stuff made by Roland Sands Design. http://www.rolandsands.com Typically motorcycles are associated with bars, biker bars which means alcohol. Leave it to Portland to tie together my 2 loves, motorcycles & COFFEE!! Hell yes! A very cool place to hang. Tired of following the herd to the Starbucks factory? I guarantee there is no where else like this. Portland Rules. Now all i need is a sparkle 3/4 face helmet and a freshly waxed handlebar moustache and either a cafe racer or bobber! read more
3 years ago
Went for coffee and pastries and we were not disappointed. Great customer service, good food and coffee, and the presentation of the beverages was nice. There is a small store inside with motorcycle themed merchandise. Coconut #1 was interesting and different, brewed coffee was solid. All around a great experience. read more
7 years ago
Yes, a motorcycle themed cafe, it's operated and owned by enthusiasts that partake in the culture. It is in a residential area so street parking is available and if you ride a bike well parking is less of a concern. The side entrance is to see see's gift shop, here is where you find clothing, and motorcycle gear for sale. Well decorated it's worth taking a look. The other side is the actual coffee shop. You'll see bikes you can't miss, and a wall of helmets artistically placed. The coffee was pretty good, it came out fast and was good. There really wasn't anything special aside from the ambience. It's a good location with fair coffee. What more can you ask ? read more
7 years ago
I heard about this place on Instagram and had to check it out. The vibe is awesome. You don't have to necessarily be about that "moto" life to be comfortable here. The staff is friendly and super approachable. read more
This place is pretty badass. We came in pretty early after seeing the sign from our trip to Voodoo Doughnuts and though we had already eaten, had to stop in anyways. We came in pretty early (being tourists and on a different time schedule) and sadly we missed the merch shop but picked up a few souvenirs that were displayed as you wait in line. We ordered a couple of drinks and chatted with the baristas as they made our order. My boyfriend was in heaven looking at all the motorcycle stuff displayed around the cafe. It's got a real cool concept and looks like they host a lot of events for riders. I wish the merch shop was open when we came in so we could have gotten some other stuff but I don't think it opens until 10:00 am (at least when we there). We hoped to come back but didn't make it so we will have to stop in on our next trip to Portland. Not only is there merch, awesome decor, great coffees, there's also some pretty good food items on the menu. This place is defiantly a winner in my book. We will have to rent bikes next time we are in town and take a ride to See See! read more
12 years ago
Happy hour: $5 for a beer, a brat, and some chips! Also the ice tea I had was literally the best iced tea I have ever had. The barista told me she won a contest at work for creating it and they put it on the menu and welded her a cool trophy. This place is cool and the workers enjoy being there. I am all about it. read more
14 years ago
I need to move to portland just to hang out here. Super friendly staff, spacious coffee shop, wicked awesome art on the espresso machine and a killer library of reading material!! I was completely swooned by my barista read more
7 years ago
10 years ago
Fun place to ride your motorcycle, grab some breakfast and a great coffee. Dropped two stars from my rating due to the very poor attitude of one of the wait staff (blonde girl-you know who you are.) Great atmosphere in the cafe; shop was also a little disappointing. read more
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1642 NE Sandy Blvd
Portland, OR 97232
Kerns, Northeast Portland
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