Incredible cherry vanilla latte! One of my favorites ever and definitely the best latte I've had in…read morePortland so far! Also, so much space in this location. Beautiful art. Nice baristas. Overall, a great experience:)

​I have mixed feelings about my visit this morning. There is so much to love about the vibe here,…read morebut the actual drink execution left me frustrated. ​The Pros: First off, the staff is incredibly sweet and friendly. They make you feel welcome the second you walk in. The modern, cool design of the space is top tier. It is exactly the kind of atmosphere you want when grabbing a coffee in Portland. I also love their progressive approach to dairy; they default to plant based milks and there is no upcharge for them, which is a huge win for accessibility and sustainability. ​The Cons: Unfortunately, the experience was completely undercut by the quality of the pour. The oat milk curdled almost immediately. I am well aware that Stumptown uses a more naturally acidic brew, which is a science experiment waiting to happen with plant milks, and I know it is technically safe to drink. However, the separation completely ruins the mouthfeel. ​Instead of a creamy, cohesive sip, I was left with a watery base and grainy floaties. It is disappointing to be told that this is normal when specialty cafes have the tools like barista grade buffers and temperature control to prevent this. While the ethics and the aesthetic are on point, a drink that looks and feels curdled just is not an acceptable standard to serve to customers. ​Summary: Great people, great space, great pricing, but the technical execution of the plant based drinks needs a serious overhaul.

The food was amazing! The owner was incredibly kind and welcoming. The restaurant was clean,…read moreorganized, and had a really chill, laid-back vibe. Ill definitely come back. I especially loved the black bean bowl Plus their signature hot sauce gave it the perfect kick.

DELICIOUS!!!!!! I've been plant based for 8 yrs, tried many…read moredifferent plant based spots and this one?? Hands down the BEST!! So tasty. Good portions and great service! Super friendly staff I'm not a local but to travel to PDX a few times a year and this will be the place to be when I'm in town! You will not be disappointed.

This place is super cute -- loved the spooky decor. There's even a secret door that takes you to…read morethe other side of their bar/coffee area. You need to ask them for the password, which is a fun touch, but it does get crowded back there. I expected it to be packed, but it wasn't too busy when we went. Heads up that it does take a little time for them to make your order, but the service was great overall. I got the matcha with little chunks of mango and shreds of coconut . My husband got the Lucky Charms shake with marshmallows and actual Lucky Charms. Both were creamy, delicious, and not too sweet. One downside: the menu was a little confusing. Under "toppings" I thought I was getting real fruit, but it turned out to be syrup. Also, everything is really filling. After lunch it was almost too much

The ambiance is amazing. I love the details and the decorative touches from ravens manor really…read moreshines here, the biggest issue is the custard itself. I had two bites and had to throw mine away. It was definitely just painfully artificially sugary and tasted gross flavor wise - I should've just gotten a different flavor initially. I understand custard is slightly different from ice cream but maybe they need a revisit of the menu recipe wise- would be good. I've had good custard before so I'm no stranger to it. I don't recall what it was called but it was maybe pistachio base custard or coconut (can't recall) but the description had pineapple jelly with coconut flakes and a cherry. Overall I love the vibes here and the staff were super friendly but I probably won't ever eat the custard here ever again. I'll probably check out the back tho!

The brunch burger did not disappoint! It was so good and so were the fries. We honestly loved it…read more Service was good and our food arrived pretty quick; average. Our server was really friendly. I really liked the ambiance of the restaurant, really chill, lots of people on their 30s.

We got the California omelette as well as the fried chicken Benedict. The potatoes were flavorful…read moreand the perfect texture and the fried chicken was moist and the sauce for the Benedict was also delicious. Very friendly service as well and had a cute interior and ambiance.

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!

Our coffee shop list in Portland keeps growing. We were in town a few days prior to going here…read morebecause we stopped in at St. Honoré Bakery across the street. So, now we were back and decided to stop in. A cafe attached to The Bidwell hotel, it's a very popular place, and around noon, evidently it was a good, warm & cozy place to have a business meeting. I saw their menu and they had me espresso affogato. My wife had the iced breve mocha. Both are winners. They also had beignets on their menu, which we ordered a batch. It's the closest thing to Cafe Du Monde we've had. Their service is good & fast. We'll be back

The coffee there was awful. I really don't understand why some places serve terrible coffee, and…read morewhy those places cluster so strongly downtown. Get your coffee on the east side. Friendly service, nice open seating though.

I have been parking at the US Bank garage for the past two years whenever I head downtown for work…read moreand somehow just discovered this little coffee shop last week! They got their fall specials going, so of course I grabbed a 20 oz iced pumpkin spice latte. It was delicious, perfectly sweet and cozy. And get this, all their syrups are homemade! I'm already counting down the days until I can go back and try more of their drinks.

Coffee was great! Homemade syrup and they have teas. I got a London fog with Lavender and loved it…read more Great service.

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

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.

Great hotel atmosphere and even better baristas and coffee bar. Ask joe for any recommendations and…read moreI promise you will not be dissatisfied!

I ordered the horchata latte, and it was the smoothest cup of coffee I've ever had. The flavor was…read moreamazing as well and I ordered it with oat milk. The barista was efficient and friendly. It did take a few minutes to get my coffee, but there was only one person working, so it's understandable. The inside of the coffee shop is very small - not more than 3 people fit comfortably inside at a time. The coffee was quite expensive as well (almost $9).

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 !