Stopped in for a little iced caffeine, and was excited to try their creative creations. I wanted to…read moretry that Coffee Colada, but they were sold out. So I settled on the iced Beach Brew. It's a cold brew sweetened with coconut syrup, half & half, and topped with a lime zest. The little paper umbrella was a nice touch. Would definitely stop by again, if I was in the area.

I was in Lake Oswego doing a delivery and needed to find a place to conduct a little business…read moreafterwards. I did a search for coffee shops and Cathedral Coffee came up as being 5 minutes away. With a name like Cathedral it conjured up a vision of something grand. When I arrived, I was a little underwhelmed. The interior is pretty simplistic, but very clean. I was a little hungry and looked in the glass case. Very meager offerings, nothing vegan. I asked if the chai latte could be made vegan, and he assured me that it could be, so that's what I ordered with oat milk. I asked if there were any vegan food, he said they do carry some items but were all sold out. My order was brought out to where I was sitting. The chai latte was very delicious.

Stopped for our morning coffee before our road trip. We got a classic vanilla latte and my gf got a…read moreiced chai latte. Both drinks where tasty. The barista was very kind and we a had a nice chat about the area and found out she was from SoCal as well. The interior is nice with seating around the windows, looks like a nice spot to get some work done while enjoying a coffee.

Okay this coffee shop is ADORABLE. Very small, and cozy. Service was great and they have tons of…read morehouse made syrups. The chocolate latte was delicious and I crave it every day now.

Cozy and warm space that embraces you in the best way upon entering from the outside bustle. Bummed…read moreit took me so long to make it in but now that I have been smitten can be sure it will be hold a spot in my special treat out rotation. The morning crew was welcoming and did a fantastic job with coffee drinks and breakfast sandwiches alike. I appreciate that they offer honey as a sweetener option add on as it really highlighted the beans they were working with without overpowering with sweet. The rock and mineral collection is impressive and I'm sure I could feel the good vibes amplified thanks to the thoughtful displays throughout the space. I feel like Carnelian captures the Portland feel in such an authentic way and look forward to returning with a book next time to enjoy the space a little longer.

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.

Blue Kangaroo is fast becoming my favorite place to enjoy coffee and meet with friends and…read morecolleagues. Their drip coffee is consistently excellent. Nice space to chat. The owners are nice and friendly. Service as always is fast, friendly efficient.

This place is the type of place that seems deeply rooted in their own type of culture... a bit…read morequirky, very Portland and a dash of vintage. This is not a modern type of place... it's more like a cozy spot where you run into neighbors and friends. The seating options are diverse and plentiful, so grab a warm beverage and plan to sit by the window for a while. Service was good, but not that distinctive either way. I ordered an Americano and it was ready fairly quickly. Prices were slightly above average for the market, but it was cool to be able to say that I was drinking something roasted by a local person. Street parking is available. It's a busy area but the shop is convenient for other errands in Sellwood. I probably wouldn't go out of my way based on this first experience, but I wouldn't hesitate to go back if a friend recommended that we meet there. Maybe the second time is the charm?

Love this store! The owners have curated lovely gift items and also filled the shop with healthy…read moreand thriving plants that add to the vibe and beg to be taken home! It's hard for me to leave without any even though I have way too many plants. In addition to house plants, they have plants for outdoors, too, They are outside in back. Make sure to check it out. So many wonderful gifts for yourself or a friend. Tote bags made in Navaho patterns, tantalizing scented candles, affordable fashion jewelry, accent pillows, dresses for little girls, some tops for women, boho accessories, planters, vases - something for everyone! And merchandise always changing. Definitely a good find!

I go into this fabulous shop for beauty medicine…read more It feeds my soul to look and feel all the wonderful textures and colors. I feel inspired to revive beauty in so many aspects of my life as I peruse all the little nooks and crannies that are filled with hand-made wonders of art and nature. Thank you to all you amazing, gifted women who pour your hearts into your art and share it on such an inviting display.

Super cute spot with a quaint, cutesy vibe. When I visited, there was an unpleasant smell--possibly…read morejust someone nearby rather than the café itself--but it was noticeable. Service was average, which is expected for a café, and the cashier appeared to be in training, which I didn't mind at all. I visited on 12/10/25 and ordered what I believe was a maple bourbon matcha. Unfortunately, the syrup overpowered the matcha, so it wasn't my favorite. That said, I enjoy this company overall and would definitely come back to try a different drink and to hopefully bump up the rating.

I really wanted to support this business because of the incredible mission they have--feeding those…read morein need, no questions asked. That alone deserves recognition, and it's clear they genuinely care about the community they serve. The baristas were all awesome and provided great, friendly service. The pastry case is also impressive--everything looks absolutely delicious. I ended up getting the Green Onion Cream Cheese Pop-Tart, and wow... it was amazing. Savory instead of sweet, perfectly balanced, and honestly one of the most memorable pastries I've had in a while. I also ordered a drip coffee. While it was good, I do wish they offered soy milk. They do have oat and almond milk, and the coffee menu is fairly straightforward--drip, americano, cappuccino, etc.--no specialty drinks, but the basics are covered. The space itself is really pretty. I love the wooden ceiling, the house-like feel, and especially the wall of green plants--it's warm and inviting. That said, the layout could use some improvement. Most of the seating is for two people, there are no large group tables, and it gets loud quickly. We were able to find a tucked-away spot in the back for our group of three so we could actually talk (which is kind of the point of a coffee shop). The sofa and chair were very comfortable, but that area is a high-traffic zone. Staff frequently passed through to grab breakfast burritos, and people were constantly heading to the bathroom, which made it feel disruptive. The wicker table back there is also too large and really impedes the walkway for both staff and customers. With only a single bathroom, a line formed, which took away from the overall ambiance--and unfortunately, the bathroom had a strong chemical smell. All that said, this place does so much good for the community, and I truly admire what they stand for. I'll absolutely continue to support them--next time, I'll probably just take my coffee to go. Keep up the good work and the amazing mission.

Solid cup of coffee and pleasant staff, will definitely stop by again if I am in the area.read more

Was wondering Sellwood and stepped into Plural Collective and found this coffee on the upstairs…read moreportion. They had a little taster pot with the Peru blend in it and I couldn't resist it. The Peru is smooth and tastes like a medium roast! They have other blends that I'll have to go back and get. Their little coffee area had a few smaller brands that I enjoy but can be harder to track down; Jacobson honey, meadowlands simply syrups, and Bitter Housewife bitters. I'll be back for more coffee and to look at the pottery dishes more closely! Removing one star because as I walked in the door I was greeted by a medium-small dog. It was all passive air sniffing and no contact by the pup but for a child walking with parents, a person with dog allergies/fears, or someone with a dog in their bag it could an issue. A simple hard to miss note on the door saying something like Dog on Duty, would go along way in avoiding potential issues.