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    Roze N.

    What a Q lil shop. Def would come through again when needing to find unique gift or peruse the book selection. Staff was nice and answered all my questions when ordering a drink I never tried before. Not pictured b/c I slurped it all up was a iced matcha latte, lightly sweetened w their in house made lavender syrup. They also have a variety of pastries to try so do iiit!

    peach cobbler latte
    Mia O.

    Visiting from out of town and decided to try this place out. Upon entering the shop we were greeted (not very warmly) but throughout the entire interaction he never once looked up while speaking to us and remained very rude. The menu lists "fruit cobbler latte" which I took as being a latte of multiple fruit flavors but to my surprise, the barista sounded annoyed asking which fruit flavor I'd like. Later when asked for a straw, the same barista said he would only give a straw if we stayed and had our drink there.."that's why we have those sip lids"...what the heck?! Very disappointing, not to mention the drink was absolutely disgusting and tasted like soap.

    16oz in glass $5.75 Stumptown Hairbender Eapresso Strawberry shortcake scone $5
    Louise B.

    Not a run of the mill coffee and gift shop, they pour BOOZE too! EVERYTHING is so well curated, and I mean Everything they stock! Try walking out without a lil' sumptin' !! Stumptown Espresso, Proud Mary pour over coffee, Metolius Artisan Teas, and the best selection of usual pastries from $2 pink Conch Mexican sweet to $4 Kouign-Ammans and Cruffins and ever had a Holjadra? jalapeno cream cheese flat pastry, yep thought not. CBD sodas, Ninkasi's colab with PDX mixologist Jeffrey Morgenthaler's canned cocktails, fresh Mimosas, Oat milk Cold Brew, Underwood canned wine, Swift Cider, jarred Chai concentrate, and so much more. Local makers jewelry, greeting cards, lip tints, soaps, handmade reusable paper towels, and stacks of books and games. What a gem in the OC. Would love some outdoor sidewalk tables & shade brollies that could extend around the corner for both extra seating and visibility.

    Croissant & Muffin
    Chris F.

    Nice local quaint good atmosphere Coffee shop with attached book store. Today's stop was strictly for Baked goods as I heard they are good from here. Apparently they get most of their Baked goods from Dos Hermanos Bakery. I got a Croissant & 1 Muffin as pictured. Not pictured was an item called a Cruffin & it was freaking delicious! A Cruffin is a hybrid Croissant/Muffin with a Jelly filling. The Employees were friendly & provided good service.

    Jennifer L.

    My friend and I meet sometimes in OC and this time we just wanted coffee and maybe a light something to eat. I mistakenly chose this place instead of a real coffee shop. It was like stepping back in time and not in a good way. I had no idea this was really just a book store with a little coffee stand in the middle. This place was cramped and crowded with stuff and was truly an awful experience. Just like back decades ago there were people taking up large spaces to work on laptops. Even the counter felt too close to the door and you always felt on top of people here. Felt more like a place for regulars. The latte tasted sweet and all, but not the actual flavor I ordered. Cruffins seem like a good idea and was tasty, but the execution left it messy and unbalanced. They just yell out drink orders rather than even getting a name and it took a really long time just to get that drink. I've never waited that long for a coffee before. Bar stools crammed too close together to really sit on your stool even. We were able to move from the bar with the narrow walkway right behind you to a cramped table. Other customers were just really rude and I couldn't wait to be finished so we could leave. I would not recommend this place ever to anyone for any reason.

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    Veronica K.

    This is a cute and quaint little coffee shop, and honestly it's some of the best coffee I've had in Oregon. Their menu is simple but packs a punch, and my mocha was flavorful and filling. My husband loved his cortado and said it was one of the best he ever had. I'll be back when I'm in Oregon City again.

    Chai iced latte and lemon danish
    Litcci H.

    Honestly this is the best chai I've had at a coffee shop, every time I've tried one it usually is watered down with no flavor ! This one was full of flavor I could taste the spices in it :) And they have milk alternatives for my vegan/ lactose friends :) Now the danish YUM chefs kiss honestly so delicious As to the place it's self super cute ! Lots of thing to look at books/ and oregon gifts ! 10/10 perfect place to bring family/ friends from out of town !:) Hours are 7am -4pm ! Only thing is you do need to find parking in the street !

    Kay C.

    This coffee shop feels like a little kids dream! Absolutely adorable and very cozy! Their staff was very respectful of my service dog and ignored her as her vest requests. Coffee didn't stand out to me but otherwise an excellent place to get a cup of something warm, watch the rain, buy a book and start said book all in one place!

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    Nespresso machine instant overheated swill. Basically an automatic nespresso machine in a book store. Not top shelf at all

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    The Metolius chai tea is my favorite. It's made in Bend, Oregon. And if you like chai, you should totally have a chai there.

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    Fantastic coffee, food, and a great little bookstore/novelty store all wrapped in a welcoming little shop.

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    Delicious quality coffee. I got the pumpkin latte, perfect sweetness level nice spices.

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