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.

I love Stumptown coffee I like having a oat milk and they have that available. The only thing they…read moredidn't have was the sugar-free caramel, but they did offer a sugar-free vanilla. Employees were very busy, but also very polite. Plenty of seating, and even outside seating

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.

I came here to met a friend for a drink before going on a walk. I got the ruby cocoa drink which is…read moremade with beetroot and cacao. Overall it was a good drink. I had to pay extra to make it dairy free with coconut milk. There is street parking available but I can see it could be limited during the more busier times. They did have some good looking treats to include gluten free vegan options. I didn't have any but maybe next time

The place is cute enough with a sofa area and regular seating as well. Coffee is of the light roast…read morevariety which means it tastes very sour. No matter how often Im told is the best (by coffee afficionados), I really don't prefer it. Give me a medium-dark to dark chocolatey roast all day. Pastries were decent looking, nothing exceptional. Theres some food items at fair prices but I didnt try them. Solid, standard and relaxing cafe experience so 4-stars it is.

Staff is very friendly! The coffee was delicious and the pastry paired very well with it. I came on…read morea Tuesday morning and was able to easily find street parking. Inside, they have several bar stools for seating, as well as an L-shaped couch. They offer free Wi-Fi and there were several people working/studying in the space.

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

My favorite coffee shop! The owners know me, know my drink, are super nice and actually take the…read moretime to get to know you. If you are in SE, stop in..they are right next to Rocios, they do have limited hours since they are family owned and run. Don't be in a hurry, this is not Starbucks, it's the cheers of coffee shops!

Broken Robot is a really small cute coffee shop with a wide selection of pastries! I tried the…read morebacon cheddar pull apart croissant, which was AMAZING, and a nonfat iced latte with SF raspberry and SF macadamia nut. Their sugar free selection is pretty large with SF vanilla, hazelnut, and pumpkin pie as well! The regular flavors available are a wide range including toffee nut, lavender, rose, peppermint, raspberry, white peach, and blackberry!!

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.

This is such a calm and beautiful place to grab a coffee. This place is a true representation of…read morewhat community should be. They give back to those who are having a difficult time and they serve delicious coffee and food. 10/10 will be back.

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.

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.

Was originally eyeing this place for their lattes, but ended up having a later start to the day and…read morewe grabbed take out for lunch. We ordered the grilled pork banh mi and the teriyaki tofu banh mi. Both were yummy! Bread was crispy on outside and soft on inside, the pickled veggies were seasoned well and added a nice crunch, and both the pork and tofu were flavorful and made the meal hearty. We also ordered the strawberry matcha with oatmilk. The matcha was good quality, and the ratio of strawberry at the bottom was good when mixed with the rest of the drink. Would definitely stop by again for lunch and try another one of their lattes!

Tried their Orange Cream Latte and it was so refreshing! I usually order the Ube or Pandan Latte,…read morebut wanted to try something new this time and I'm glad I did. The cafe itself is really cute and has plenty of seating. I have never stay there for a long time there myself, but I noticed several customers working on their laptops, so it seems like a great spot to hang out or get work done. The service was friendly, and my drink came out super fast. However, drink it a bit pricier compared to other cafe! So just be mindful of that. Recommend this place if you are looking for good Vietnamese coffee!

I'm stupid and made a huge mistake. They, on the other hand, are so nice, kind, wonderful... All I…read morecan say now is... customer for life. I've been here quite a few times and have really enjoyed the Aribic People's latte with its strong cardamon overtones, the Chocolate Jesus and today, the Mucho Calliente, which promises a chili infusion, and cinnamon infused espresso with dark chocolate! But wait..., oh no, I forgot to ask for oat... this is probably (certainly) dairy. Argh! Sorry, I have no Viking blood and can not digest cow milk. I would rather battle the aforementioned Viking before I'd endure the results of ... dairy! So, I brought my drink up fully prepared to pay for another and everyone there, EVERYONE, in almost unison, refused to take my payment. They kindly and quickly made another and... oh... spicy indeed, but chocolatey and balanced! One of the best spicy mochas I've had anywhere ... and I am an absolute Spella snob and proud of it! Inside secret: Don't miss out on the great selection of truly authentic Egyptian foods and pastries, as well as some really nice necklaces and earrings. If you need that piece to pull your whole Nefertiti look together before going out for a Saturday of dancing and fun... this is your hidden gem!

We had a group gathering at Tov Coffee on Hawthorne felt like traveling to Egypt without leaving…read morePortland. From the moment we walked in, the owner Joe welcomed everyone like old friends. His hospitality set the tone for the whole evening--warm, relaxed, and full of conversation between people from all over the world. One of the highlights was watching Joe prepare traditional Egyptian coffee over hot sand, a centuries-old method that slowly heats the coffee and brings out deep, rich flavors. But the real comfort of the night came in the form of Egyptian Sahlab. Imagine a thick, creamy winter drink made from warm milk, gently sweetened and flavored with vanilla and orange blossom water. Those of you who tried it know what I am talking about! It was very nice to get a beautiful taste of Egyptian culture right here on Hawthorne. Huge thanks to Joe for the incredible hospitality and for sharing these traditions with us. I hope they expand to include a full Egyptian, Mediterranean food menu.