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Roseline Coffee

4.3 (56 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed

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Michelle D.

Really unique coffee shop! I liked their menu with seasonal flavors. They also have a good variety of food/pastries and even vegan and gluten free options. The parking situation isn't the best but if you can find street parking you're good. The seating area is cool! The service was okay.

Cute area to work. Loud music though.
Allison M.

Kind of bummed at my experience here. I wanted a nice coffee and a comfortable place to post up. Everything fit the bill until I actually ordered from the staff. The two staff members were very terse. For the 30 seconds we interacted, it would have been so easy to be nice. Made me feel uncomfortable even after getting my drink from the counter. I definitely cut my stay short because of it. I love roseline coffee but this is the second location where staff have been less than welcoming.

Vanilla lattes
Mollee C.

I really enjoy their coffee flavor. The roast of their espresso is spot on. The baristas know what they are doing, Ive have yet to have a bad experience when visiting Roseline Coffee. They offer a great assortment of pastries as well. Definitely stop in if you haven't already.

Matcha latte
Ainsley E.

Love this place! Awesome vibe and seating areas. Great pastry and food selection. My matcha latte was perfect, I enjoyed my egg, cheese, and sausage sandwich, and their pistachio rose croissant was an excellent treat while waiting at the gate for my flight to arrive! I'm bummed I won't be able to get more of these croissants back home :( Don't sleep on this spot!

Iced matcha latte with whole milk
Kimmy S.

Mediocre iced matcha latte with whole milk. I did no sweetener or flavorings added. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back here but it wasn't bad. Was busy on a mid-day weekday, but still open seating and was a good place to take some work meetings

Guatemalan coffee and a rose croissant? Yes, please!
Sam E.

Wes Anderson vibes, great coffee, great pastries, nice staff. Nice outdoor shady space with great smelling jasmine plants vining up between the street and the shop. I'd I had one request it would be for some bike racks. (They used to have the hanging kind, but I can't use those. They've been removed though, I see!)

Felipe E.

Visiting Portland and we wanted to stop at as many coffee shops as we could. We ordered a matcha and a chai latte. Both drinks were good but not amazing. The vibe inside was pretty cool, they have a nice aesthetic.

Angelo D.

A hidden gem in the heart of Central Inner Eastside Portland. Beautiful modern simple motif. Tidy with beautiful signage and lots of plants and natural lighting from skylight and a big garage door. Great big patio with shade. One of seven locations in Portland. Highly recommend checking this place out. They've got coffee from Columbia, Bolivia, Peru, Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Rwanda. But I'm a matcha latte kind of guy and their's was pretty good. Hipster haven with friendly staff and chic design. The guy behind the counter, Riley was very friendly and knowledgeable. They have delicious Nom Noms..

Jamie K.

The atmosphere is unmatched. Impeccable design and branding -- I was here every morning during my trip. Lots of seating but if you're looking to do work on a laptop, tables are smaller. However -- lots of power outlets. Great coffee, inventive seasonal specials, and fantastic brekkie sandos

Raspberry Vanilla Latte
Jerry P.

Four stars for Roseline Coffee, a little sanctuary tucked into a pocket of Portland that defies reality. Just a short trek from the Oregon Convention Center and somehow even closer to the tangled mess of concrete and combustion known as the I-84/I-5 interchange, you'll find this surprisingly serene spot with outdoor seating so quiet you'll swear someone unplugged the city. I ordered a hot raspberry vanilla latte, one of their rotating specials. It tasted like someone in the back actually cared, which is more than I can say for most things these days. The baristas moved with mechanical precision and no pretense of friendliness, which I respected. No time wasted, no small talk. A line existed and then it didn't. Roseline serves as a reminder that small pleasures survive in unlikely places. You just have to be willing to look for them.

Salted Maple Hazelnut Latte (iced with oat milk)
Jim H.

I love trying different coffee stops around Portland. I was in the neighborhood today so stopped in to Roseline for a coffee and to work for a bit. The barista was very friendly and made my coffee just perfect. The coffee was delicious too! The space is very comfortable to work in. They have many different seating areas to use for what works best for you. I would definitely recommend Roseline to people, if they're in the area.

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Krista M.

We discovered Roseline by a very happy little accident because it was very close to our hotel (The Porter) and open on a weekend, which is the key when you're navigating Hood to Coast timing and trying to squeeze in a shower between relay legs. Roseline is located inside an office building and it has a clean, modern aesthetic with a low-key vibe. I ordered a matcha latte and it was smooth and lightly sweetened which is just how I like it. The prices were fair and service was friendly. It's not a spot I'd necessarily go out of my way for but if you're staying nearby it's a great option to have in your back pocket. Bonus points for being open when we desperately needed caffeine!!!

Nancy S.

Wanted to try a Portland coffee shop and stopped in here after a short walk from our hotel. It's a little hidden so you have to keep your eyes peeled for the signage. Once you walk in you are transported back into time. Such a nicely decorated coffee shop. Would love to stay and sit next time but took our drinks to go. Loved the logo and menu and everything about this place! The service was awesome! Thanks guys!

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