overall a killer spot. in house rosters that's priced pretty accurately for its quality. parking…read morewas easy (plenty of street parking that is). seating was fun, they've got a repurposed machine in the corner that's turned into a table. with how much space they have, they could do a lot more though. it didn't feel like a spot i would frequent to hang with friends or work. but as a coffee roaster, they've done a good job on the coffee and that's what matters.

Delicious! Got a -…read moreclassic iced vanilla latte: homemade vanilla syrup was amazing and the coffee taste still came through - salted orange dark chocolate mocha: pricey at $8 but a worthwhile treat. If you're having a bad day and need a pick me up, this is the one to get - extra points for the edgy vibe inside!

Went in today for their breakfast sandwich. It's absolutely always delicious. The sourdough is…read morebomb ! Well unfortunately when I got to work and unwrapped it I spot a hair right on top side .

I go all over to different coffee shops with coworkers. One of the many reasons I love living near…read morePortland. We were by this coffee shop. On 11/17 It was 1pm. No one welcomed us when we came in. They had some pastries left, seasonal drink menu and some cool expreso tumblers. I picked up a tumbler for a birthday gift. $35 When it was my turn to order I asked which was the person taking my order, what favorite seasonal drink they enjoyed. They Just deadgazed at me and said "well I have had the sticky toffee" so I was like okay, I'll try that. I also got the chocolate and pistachio scone. Scones are hard... I am picky. It was only okay. My coffee was crap. I didn't even finish it. No flavor, all milk... lukewarm warm. The two star is for the conversation behind the counter after I placed my order As they were making my drink, the one making the drink was like "i had someone ask me what scone was the best, psst, i don't know just pick one" and the other person whom I had placed my order with was like "i know, why do they ask. Just order" First of all. I generally just drink black coffee and when I decide to spend money on a gift, two scone and a coffee that is supposed to be seasonal and yummy, I want something that is just that! Yummy and memorable and not feel like I was an inconvenience to someone who worked there.

Banana Milk -- iykyk and if you don't, catch up. …read more Matcha w/ banana milk - if you're a fan of flavor exploration over the "I exclusively only drink ceremonial grade matcha" scene, I think you'll like this (: as far as milking goes...groundbreaking lol. . This cozy cafe perfectly reflects the outer portland neighborhood it's located at - quirky, local, relaxed, by people, for people (and all the doggos & pets). Very dog friendly and dog forward branded. Go to Fetch Coffee Roasters for your human zoomie needs (:

A quick morning pour, a decent latte. Polite people, mellow environment. A nice stop at an…read moreunfamiliar spot, nothing to feel bad about. Certainly no reason not to drop in the next time we're in the neighborhood and need a cuppa.

Nice . The impossible became possible today . I'm here , inside , for a rare experience . I first…read moreglanced at the four or so Airpots of freshly brewed coffee . Free tastings . I'm in . I tried from light to dark . And decided on a bag of El Salvador dark roast . Reasonably priced , too , I might add . And....... they can go darker . This roaster is like a hidden secret . Shawn has done a terrific job . Having roasted ( He told me , but I forgot ) hundreds of pounds of coffee this year alone . I'm a needing to try the other roasts . Go check it out .

Cunningham has become my regular spot for picking up the coffee that I brew at home…read more Since they mostly appear to sell to local shops, I have yet to find regular hours posted for dropping in to make a purchase. We've learned to keep an eye out for an A-frame sign on the sidewalk saying that they're roasting. Talking to the person who personally buys and roasts all the beans, I've come to rely on his suggestions and recommendations. They also have canned cold brew, which I've never tried, but it sounds like a great to-go item if you're passing by while they're open.

Great coffee in a convenient location. Grabbed a latte and a drip coffee and they were equally…read moredelicious. Highly recommend. Service was exceptional!

A very balanced cup of pour over. The staff is super courteous and considerate. I got the Ethiopian…read moreSO and it was really smooth. Lots of seating so do check it out

Terrific choice for coffee and such! Comfortable environment and great service make this a must go…read morefor newcomers and long stayers.

The vibes were great, staff were nice, and everything was tasty. Unfortunately, though, I have to…read morerate this down because my husband and I both had allergic reactions to something (we're both allergic to nuts). We're not sure what it was, it could have been the morning bun so I asked a barista. The pastries have some allergen information in the placards but when I get an allergic reaction, I want to make sure and ask. They looked through the ingredients list/binder and they couldn't find the ingredients for the morning bun. Luckily, my husband and my allergies are pretty mild, but this seems pretty dangerous. If you have any kind of allergy, I don't think this is the place for you.

Great coffee, great people, beautiful garden and a dedication to a great mission to support people…read more Support their effort by patronizing the place, or just donate. Power to the People! Right On!

Lovely! Cute, clean and welcoming. Pleasant and helpful staff. Delightful baked goods, both sweet…read moreand savory offerings. Drip coffee is smooth and delicious. Latte was "great" as reviewed by my coffee companion. We shared the salty chocolate cookie and both adored it.

This is a very small space shared with a bagel shop. There is seating for both spaces collectively,…read moreWiFi available and some books to read. (One in particulate caught my eye and I loved it.) Simply got an oat cappuccino to go, while service and space were good, I was surprised how long it took to get my drink. It was pretty good though. Fun to explore and try new spots.

Got a great coffee while supporting the motherland and a local business. I will have to come back…read moreto get some coffee beans.

one of my favorite coffee spots in PDX! the coconut cream latte and the strawberry matcha are both…read more10/10.

I would have had more photos if they hadn't been painting outside during my visit! I'm excited to…read moresee the refresh they're working on, and I'll definitely be back to check it out once it's finished. I was just passing through and short on time, but I needed a little pick-me-up. The atmosphere was cozy--on the smaller side--but it never felt cramped. It was quiet enough to have a conversation without feeling like you were talking over everyone else or being overheard. Parking was limited, but that's pretty typical for most cafés in Portland, so it wasn't unexpected. The staff at the counter were incredibly friendly and welcoming, answering all of my questions about their coffee selection and making the experience even better. The coffee was perfect, and the service was excellent from start to finish. The shop was clean, inviting, and had a great overall vibe. I had already eaten lunch, so I didn't try any food, but the sandwiches were clearly a customer favorite. I saw several people enjoying them, and they looked fantastic. They also have a bánh mì menu that caught my attention and looks phenomenal, so that's at the top of my list for my next visit.

I'm a regular at Tov (rhymes with "stove" and means "good") coffee and Joe and his staff are always…read moreterrifically kind. When I don't know what to do with my day, or I have work to catch up on, I go to Tov and go from there. Drink-wise, I often go for a Mucho Caliente, the "Mushit," a mushroom-based chai invention, or a Rose Mocha. I've had mochas all over and none compares to the way Joe and his staff concoct the drinks at Tov. The chocolatey-ness, viscosity, mouthfeel, flavor, sippability, sweetness, always satisfy my palate, and the balance of coffee to other flavors is always to my preference. Their drinks are decadent and may take a bit longer to make than expected, and I find it is well worth the wait. I enjoy getting comfortable on Joe's very colorful red cushions, taking in the purple Egyptian vibes within and the eccentric vibrancy that is Hawthorne outside. Fun fact: Joe doesn't believe in plain old ice, and instead he freezes cubes of milk! The cubes stratify into discrete layers that are fun to crunch through, reminiscent of the layers of baklava. Very enjoyable for someone who normally avoids ice or chewing on ice.

On a Saturday:: I was supper excited to get the traditional coffee, but she said they only do that…read moreon special occasions? Because it takes too long to do. They offered to put cardamon in my espresso but at that point it's a joke ...As a place that specializes in a specific culture ....and can't offer seems sus. It also took about 15 minutes to get my espresso my cousin got a latte that was just milk she ended up throwing it away. For pastries they had cookies and scones you're better off going somewhere else lol @ the owner