Love coming here on the weekends to get a breakfast croissant and a coffee. Their lattes with an…read moreextra shot & drip coffee are great. Serviced is fast and friendly, good seating options as well.

As a longtime resident of Portland, I consider the Johns Landing hood to be a bit of a dead zone…read morefor quality food options. That being said, this is definitely the culinary gem of the area. It's French style food and pastries made in an authentic way... are you not satisfied? The croissants are the best I have found in Oregon in terms of texture and quality. As a person with small kids, I can't visit France for logistical and financial reasons. That being said, this always helps me get my fix. Even the tables, patio and coffee mugs align with the charm and character of a Parisian bistro. The crunchy exterior of my croissant always takes me back. This is a family friendly establishment with amazing food! Parking can be challenging but is available within 1-2 blocks. The restroom is clean and doesn't require a code. Perfect for a weekend coffee and a fresh treat. Check it out!

Nice place to stop by in Sellwood, SE PDX…read more Great coffee Service is always fast, friendly and efficient

I discovered this cafe recently and have been completely obsessed ever since. The space is small…read morebut super cozy, making it a great spot to relax. They have a fantastic variety of delicious and unique coffee flavors to try, and the staff is always warm and welcoming. Definitely one of my new favorites!

Absolutely my favorite coffee shop in the area and on campus. Total vibe. Super cute vibes inside,…read moreample seating for a small space, and fun decor. Lots of options on the menu, from maple cardamom lattes to a variety of loose leaf teas. Conveniently located in the campus quad, the paradox is a tried and true reed tradition (40 years going strong)! Stop by for a strong cup of joe, witty conversation with a barista, or a sample of the grungiest college tunes.

Absolutely love ordering an iced mocha at the paradox (baristas sky & miles are especially adept at…read morecreating chocolatey & beautiful mochas), and grabbing a seat to catch up with friends. Also a fan of their new pastries! Great selection & especially good when warmed up. Plus, don't get me started on the wide variety of teas available... Never a dull moment at the paradox, I cherish it as my favorite campus coffee shop.

As other reviews have mentioned, Yours Truly knocks it out of the park with fresh, delicious food,…read moreaesthetic vibes, and friendly staff. I appreciate the option for vegan coconut yogurt and Bastion gluten free bread. There is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, and the food and drinks are prepared fast. The only con I have is that it is impossible to know when your order is ready if you are sitting outside. :( A buzzer would be helpful because as a solo diner, I didn't want to leave my bag at the outdoor table and stand inside waiting for my drink and food.

Docked 1 star for the sour coffee, good lord how I despise light roasts and will never understand…read morethe appeal. That said, the place is adorable and the chef is uber talented. They serve wines, host a daily happy hour and the ambiance is perfect for a neighborhood coffee shop/wine-bar. I have to state again just how good the food is here and I pray they expand their menu!

This Old Corbett Fish House has a great vibe and unique classic Portland feel. They appear to have…read moreeverything you want in a good cafe and more! WiFi with lots of plugs, a great selection of various coffee as well as uncaffeinated drinks, pastries, delicious food selections, and even art on the walls. One side of the restaurant even has a bar I was excited to see the Lox served with herb goat cheese mousse on como bread instead of the standard cream cheese which I can't eat. With an ample serving of salmon it was just what I wanted for breakfast while visiting the Pacific Northwest. My friend got the Avocado toast which consisted of two open faced slices of bread with avocado sprinkled with flavorful herbs and chili flakes. I couldn't believe it was only 11.50 ! Both were served with arugula my favorite leafy green!! Instead of coffee, I tried a Mahsa Chai for the first time. No hemp milk, so I got almond which made it taste less spice-y than I expected. Claiming to be zero calories, zero sugar, zero jitters, it was a nice mellow, calming alternative to coffee with a ton of ingredients that I like! A great alternative to Starbucks for professionals to get work done!

As a daily regular at JoLa for over a decade, I'm incredibly saddened by the recent changes here…read more What used to keep me coming back every single morning was the outstanding staff consistency and the warm, community-driven service. Lately, the energy has shifted. There has been a rapid turnover of the team, and without any of the familiar, long-term staff members who built those customer relationships, the welcoming environment is gone. While the current staff tries their best, the overall customer experience has suffered. After 10 years of loyal daily visits, the lack of consistency has finally pushed me to find a new daily cafe. ****My previous detailed review was taken down. It's incredibly disappointing to see a business I supported for years choose to silence feedback rather than address it. Losing a loyal regular apparently matters less than keeping up appearances.****

Solid cup of coffee and pleasant staff, will definitely stop by again if I am in the area.read more

Was wondering Sellwood and stepped into Plural Collective and found this coffee on the upstairs…read moreportion. They had a little taster pot with the Peru blend in it and I couldn't resist it. The Peru is smooth and tastes like a medium roast! They have other blends that I'll have to go back and get. Their little coffee area had a few smaller brands that I enjoy but can be harder to track down; Jacobson honey, meadowlands simply syrups, and Bitter Housewife bitters. I'll be back for more coffee and to look at the pottery dishes more closely! Removing one star because as I walked in the door I was greeted by a medium-small dog. It was all passive air sniffing and no contact by the pup but for a child walking with parents, a person with dog allergies/fears, or someone with a dog in their bag it could an issue. A simple hard to miss note on the door saying something like Dog on Duty, would go along way in avoiding potential issues.

Inviting location, amazing avocado toast, great poor over and warm helpful staff…read more We'll be coming back, love the outdoor seating and open interior come winter, several pastry choices in addition to their more extensive food options like the toasts. Parking along a side street was easy to fine too!

what a precious spot in sellwood, i enjoyed my pistachio matcha. i ordered one of their toasts…read moreto-go last second too, and whatever gluten free bread they use was SO good!!! such a cute and cozy design, very clean and lots of green plants. indoor & oudoor seating available, and there is a very convenient parking lot on the side of the coffee shop, always nice to have in portland. the baristas here also have a very warm energy, very kind and down to earth, makes you want to come back. if this coffee shop was a song, it would "a be a box full of letters" by wilco!

I will literally drive out of my way just to come to Keeper Coffee in Milwaukie (their new second…read morelocation). This location is such a gem and has a completely different feel from their other coffee shop. They serve brunch at this location and it is fantastic, and if you're not sure what to order, get the oats - they're so good, almost like shrimp and grits! The coffee is always on point, but don't sleep on the pastries either. Everything I've tried has been memorable. The space itself is beautiful, with indoor seating, outdoor seating, and even an upstairs area! It's thoughtfully designed, cozy, and a great place to bring your laptop if you work from home and get some work done with their free Wi-Fi. What really makes this place special, though, is the people. Brittany, the owner, is one of the kindest and most welcoming people you'll ever meet. She remembers her customers, genuinely cares about the community, and creates a space that feels warm and inviting every time you walk in. This is exactly the kind of local business worth supporting!

Coffee was really good, mimosas were good food could've used more flavor, at this price point for…read morebrunch hour should at least have its own waiter service, for clearing tables or cleaning tables. Could just be for brunch , we spent about $80 for two people, so the tables were a little dirty. Maybe brunch is something new they're trying? Other than that will visit again just coffee and treats ....

Such a long list of fantastic teas! The chai options are truly stellar, pumpkin and banana bread…read morewere our choices this time around.

Prior Tea Chai Te. Still the same and Excellent tea. Lovely people working here. Great selection of…read moreteas from all over, and love how they focus on brewing it right. Lots of options for allergy needs. The train caboose and seating options outside or in are great, giving a nice sense of calm and relaxing. Perfect for a meetup or some emailing alone. Love this place!

Lovely space, perfect for hanging out or working. Staffs were nice. We really enjoyed the Sausage…read moreBurrito and Cowboy Breakfast Sandwich! Both were made fresh and had a lot of cheese and high quality ingredients. Would recommend.

Lots of street parking, large interior space, good menu pricing. The staff were very kind and…read moreaccommodating. I ordered a little 8oz chai, and it was really really nice! I found out they just opened up another location, I'll have to visit soon!