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Village Coffee

3.8 (107 reviews)
InexpensiveCoffee & Tea
Closed • 6:30 am - 5:00 pm

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Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed
Good for working

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Aesha E.

This teeny tiny coffee shop is pretty good--it makes me wonder why someone would choose Starbucks over this place for their cup of Joe. Their prices aren't bad, except that they charge $1.25 for a breve drink which is kind of ridiculous. I ordered a chai and their chai was REALLY good. It had a very subtle taste and I wish I knew that brand they used because if it's available I'd consider buying it to make at home. They only have two or three tables and maybe a couple theatre chairs, so it's not really a place that might be comfortable for folks to hang out terribly long. (Maybe that's why one would choose Starbucks instead.) There's only street parking but this is definitely a neighborhood hangout.

Matcha latte with a surprise ingredient. Super good
Michael P.

10/10 The coffee hit the spot at a reasonable price with excellent service from a super welcoming and helpful staff (shoutout Olas!!). Had no expectations coming in but was surprised by the space. Every seat was comfortable and well spaced out and conducive to chatting and working or just relaxing and people watching. I can tell I'll be coming here a lot more often. Olas explained the history of the corner sweating and was super/well above expectations attentive and caring. Sometimes it really pays to explore new coffeeshops!!! Great hours and environment and cute neighborhood to enjoy. I would bring friends and family here.

a cup of cappuccino on a table
Hucky K.

Pros: good quality beverages, we had both latte and dirty chai, both delicious Cons: not much, this is a small establishment so seating is limited and there is only one barista

Marionberry with cream cheese Fazzoletti, and vanilla latte.

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Great chai, welcoming atmosphere, exceptionally kind and friendly staff. A neighborhood gem.

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1 year ago

Delicious vanilla latte and amazing service. Their CC machine was down so bring cash. A small gem in Multnomah Village worth checking out!

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The single barista handled the overwhelming number of people that were there with poise and speed. The coffee was perfect too!

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They have organic coffee. So good! Service is always top notch. Love this little coffee shop.

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I love this place! Great drinks and good service. Yum yum I will be back. It's a cute feature of multnomah village! :)

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My go spot to grab a coffee near home. Great selection of syrups and always top customer service. Definitely recommend.

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Baker & Spice

4.4(412 reviews)
1.1 mi•Hillsdale, Southwest Portland
•$$

I know I've written a review for this place. This was supposed to be an update…read more We experience all emotions on our last visit, and I wanted to share so others can experience this. They have great scones. This is always what we order here. They have cranberry, buckwheat and a special blueberry cream version. We stopped by after eating at GIGI's, to get a scone. There were only buckwheat, that's not our fav. We were hear for cranberry. It's the best. We were about to leave, with sad looks on our face. I figured I'd just ask... you never know. The person behind the counter said they would check, it might be a long time if they are baking. Fingers crossed! We had some hope... but really I didn't think they had any. The person came back and said, YES we have them. They are fresh out of the oven!!! OMG From sadness, to hope, to surprise happiness. But then we tasted one in the car. I don't think I can go back to just buying room temp scones anymore. I'd really like to sign up for the hot scone club. Any scone fans out there need to try this. It was so delicious!

Stopped in for a quick pastry and ended up with the most amazing rhubarb cream pastry I'm still…read morethinking about. The dough was light, crisp, and perfectly delicate, and the rhubarb was the true star--tart but beautifully balanced, not overwhelming at all. I went mid-morning, and it was fresh, not sitting around, which made a big difference. I honestly wish I had grabbed a second one, but my waistline politely voted no.

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4.5(104 reviews)
2.2 mi•Southwest Portland

The suburbs are a rough, unforgiving landscape for coffee shops…read more At best, you'll have strip-mall stands, parking-lot carts or mini chains that pour a serviceable menu of second-wave offerings and, if you're lucky, won't try to rope you into Sunday services at the church they're fronting for. At worst, you have places dispensing sugar-laden trucker fuel to customers as quickly as possible and doing as little as they can to keep people hanging around or foster community. To look at The Coffee Shop from the spaghetti bowl of streets surrounding it in Raleigh Hills, you'd get the sense that it could be either of the above. It's at the end of a strip mall, it's along busy roads, and it's put enough thought into the branding that something has to be up, right? As it turns out, no. The Coffee Shop may be clinging to the westernmost point of Portland and may serve as its gateway to the suburbs, but understands its role within its community as well as shops in the denser neighborhoods over the bridges and beyond the tunnels. I only started going here roughly two years ago, but it's become a staple for meeting people in the neighborhood and conducting lengthier conversations. The Coffee Shop is an expansive space that has a modest dining area near its front counter, but effectively a community living room in the back and a sidewalk terrace out front that's workable for about four months out of the year. Each time I've walked in, the tables are consistently buzzing with people swapping ideas, exchanging stories, and occasionally getting some work done. As with the better shops in town, The Coffee Shop relies on counter service and asks you to order and pick up as needed. There are no wait staff checking in, no bussers clearing tables, and no interruptions to the rhythm of your day. It's a functional third space that just happens to have breakfast items (which I haven't tried yet), an array of baked goods (I never pass up an oatmeal cookie) and a full menu of casual espresso drinks (not great for pourovers or sampling a variety of sourced roasts, but an easy cortado, Americano, Red Eye or latte. And when coffee is the secondary item and you're hitting the first 60-degree days on the calendar, a cardamom-and-honey Cardi B or chocolate-and-cinnamon Mr. Olingo serves as a welcome treat. The Coffee Shop is on Portland's car-driven outskirts, but is in one of the last segments in which people are encouraged to stay a while. It's flanked by Jan's Bookstore, spas, nail salons, yoga studios, Sesame Donuts, and the area's one true diner. It occupies a much-needed space within its far corner of Portland and displays remarkable urban sensibility in an area where it could've simply gone with the flow of suburban traffic. The Coffee Shop isn't your last hope for a cup of coffee before reaching the 'burbs, but it's one of the few true coffee shops this far beyond the tunnels.

Food was good but a bit overpriced. Matcha was good but average. They have coconut milk though so…read morebig plus!! Good for a quick breakfast stop. Burrito was loaded and easily shareable or good for leftovers.

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4.1(1.2k reviews)
4.2 mi•Old Town - Chinatown, Southwest Portland
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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.

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