I am new to the neighborhood and my neighbors gave me a gift certificate to Maplewood. Tucked in a…read moreneighborhood, I never would have found it if they had not. What a treat! From the front it looks quaint and small but it is surprisingly large with three rooms. Feels very much like. Cozy neighborhood spat with lots of regulars - which it is. The quiche was outstanding and the bean and ham soup looked great. I'll be back many times! I love my new neighborhood!

Such a cute gem in the neighborhood. Having a neighborhood coffee shop is so special, so don't go…read moreif you want a fast in and out cup of Joe. I can only go if I have time to spend, however that is the reason I want to go! The added outdoor seating is lovely. I wish they were open later (past 3) but always enjoy my drinks at Maplewood Coffee.

This sweet, snug coffee shop in Multnomah Village is like stepping back in time. It's quiet and…read moreunpretentious, though a little fuggy inside. That wasn't a nuisance as it lent to the cozy feel, but my glasses did steam up, and I couldn't see for the first 5 minutes. :O) The food offerings are humble, but there's a decent variety. I had a marionberry fazzoletti & amaretto latte. My pastry was fresh and sweet, and my amaretto latte was tasty. The service was quietly friendly, kind, and efficient, especially given that they had to work the register, food, and espresso bar solo! A definite do-over!

A humble, unpretentious and small establishment that feels exactly what locals need. There's…read morenothing modern about this place.. it's unapologetically itself. Ordered an 8oz americano. It was sufficient on its own. I was told that they get their coffee from Cafeto in Eugene. Well played. Staff were helpful and service was fast. There is a bathroom for customers which is always a plus. Prices are very fair for the area. Food options are limited to pastries and oatmeal. Parking is a challenge but there are so many great places to visit once you are situated in the Village. Pass on the Starbucks down the street and try this place instead!

Very chill atmosphere-high quality beans…read more I ordered a caramel macchiato-less sweet and it was made perfectly by the owner. I will return.

Loved my iced coffee the barista helped me with. A very cute neighborhood coffee shop. For sure…read morewill stop in again.

I don't shop at this bakery often as I live out of state. There are so many great reviews, so I…read morekeep giving this bakery a try. This was my 3rd time here: Pros: Their sourdough bread was good when I tried a few months ago. Nice atmosphere Decent service Cons: A few pastries of theirs I have tried in the past fell short for me. Just didn't taste good. Either too greasy, or the taste was off. Cranberry Almond scone, recently purchased, fell short for me. Way too dense and too sweet. It would make a decent cookie. Buckwheat and seed scone also fell short. Way too dense and dry, too sweet. Also would make a decent cookie. Scones are supposed to be dense, but not as dense and not as sweet. At least the traditional scones. Lemon poppy seed rugelach was not good. It had a hint of rancidity and bitterness from poppyseeds. Poppy seeds taste bitter when they are either incorrectly processed or improperly stored. Rancidity happens when poppy seeds are old. It's a very specific taste that cannot be mistaken with anything else. Tried the bites of Stollen laid out for people to try. It just didn't taste good. Dry, flavorless.

Fav bakery in Portland, fantastic buttery flaky croissants, breads are hot and delicious, treats…read moreand cookies are fantastic. Service is great, can get a bit busy but worth the wait! Their white harvest bread is so fantastic for sandwiches. Take that loaf straight home, toast it and make yourself a BLT and thank me later. Coffee run and croissants are always a win (ham and guyere croissants are also soooo good)

My wife and I came here after a run when we were on a quick trip to Portland and honestly loved…read morethis. We got a chai latte with a banana foam and honestly it was one of the best we've ever had. and we get chai latte's alot. If we're ever back in the area we will definitely be back. The staff was super friendly and was more than willing to give suggestions and talk through the order. The lobby was a little unconventional but actually very nice to hang out in while we waited for our coffees. We loved the layout, they really maximized what they could do with the space they had. All in all I'd definitely recommend coming here and grabbing a coffee I have absolutely no complaints and will be back if I'm ever in Portland again!

the service was so friendly!! their vibes were great!!! so welcoming…read more but the matcha here .... sorry to say was not it!! giving green milk! sighs never trusting tiktok again

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.

Very warm and inviting coffee shop. The barista had a wonderful smile and asked all the right…read morequestions. The have almond and oat mylk alternatives. I matched my sweet match option (they have a non sweet match powder as well) with almond mylk. The seating is not cramped and on a Tuesday it was fairly packed. Nice music not too loud. I definitely recommend you try this spot out. It's kind of a hidden gem

My mother stumbled upon this spot next to her nail salon.She was so impressed that she had to have…read moreme go there with her and I am so glad I did! Located in a strip mall blink and you may miss it-but look for it and go! The interior is simple,comfortable and clean. You order at the counter and they bring it to you. There are books and games for customers. It's not fancy,but the drinks and food are quite good. We had a delicious carnitas taco the meat and pickled onions were delicious. Our lattes were smooth and full of flavor. Their syrups are house made and I wish they would sell them. Especially,the lavender and cardamom ones. I can't wait to try more delicious drinks.There is also beer and wine and a cute little side bar. The owner,Moose is friendly and welcoming. I appreciate how kind and patient he was with my mother. If you want a great place for amazing coffee and food please GO! Support this small business.

Went to the coffee shop for a book club get together with friends, and it was the perfect place to…read morebe. Also, love the vibes of the shop. Music is dope. The service was AMAZING. Moose took care of us girls Also, the coffee was the best I've had. I'm picky with my coffee, and this coffee was just what I needed for my evening pick me up. So excited to try something new at our next book club meeting! Thank you

This is a cute little place that has indoor/outdoor seating m, but it can get loud inside as the…read moresitting area walls are temporary and it is right next to the road/traffic. They have artisan Bread, paninis espresso drinks and pastries. The taste is good, nothing special but the price is quite for the quantity.

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!

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!

Came here for an espresso and it was really good. The space is huge, lots of seating and a good…read moreplace to work with wifi. Parking was easy when I went on the side street. Staff was friendly. They sell a bunch of different beans as well as merch, coffee mugs, and various coffee equipment although I dont think they sell full on machines. Solid coffee and a great option if you are in Portland.

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.