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!

barista was very sweet, helpful and friendly. I ordered a blueberry yuzu matcha with whole milk and…read moreboba to share with my friend. the flavor was great!

Wow, this place is incredible. You feel on cloud nine after drinking their matcha. Creative fun…read moremenu, great vibes, happy kind staff and woman owned. It's peaceful, quiet spacious to work, read a book or meet friends. I've been to quite a few Matcha shops and honestly, this takes the cake it's number #1 in Portland. It may even be better than Project Matcha (which I also love). The barista Grace and the owner Kat were great to talk to. Two thumbs up!

I've been to other locations but taking a meeting here marked my first time. At first it was just a…read moreregular coffee shop and then it hit me... they were offering Negronis! This was going to be special for sure. Sadly, no before lunch booze for me but the mocha was delivered quickly and as ordered (not a complicated thing but man, the number of times coffee shops get anything "special" wrong is staggering). So excellent service! they had peanut butter cookies! They're my favorite and nearly extinct in the wild. Huge win. Being in northeast corner of The Sovereign building there was a ton of window seating. It was pleasant but busy and too noisy for the conversation we needed to have. Fortunately coffee is portable! In any event I'll be back for sure!

Coffee (4/5): Got the honey ginger chai and it was solid…read more Service (4/5): No issues with the service. We mostly came to chill a bit with some coffee while stopping for the bathroom. Ambiance (4/5): Chill coffee shop ambiance with nice, relatively spacious seating area. The lights and art added a nice decor vibe.

I just got back from Thailand and CRAVED the Thai Matchas and Thai Tea that I loved, but my stomach…read morecouldn't.. We loved everything that we tried!

Walking into Kaleido, the first thing that caught my eye was the warm orange and green color…read morepalette, which is carried throughout their logo, seating, and interior. The space feels cozy, welcoming, and full of personality. I especially loved the little post-it wall where customers can leave behind anything they want a small detail that makes the café feel even more personal and community-driven. What I ordered: Soft Cream Matcha One of the creamiest matchas I've ever had! The soft cream was incredibly fluffy and smooth, while the matcha itself was bold enough to come through with every sip and also had a coconuty essence to it. It had just the right amount of sweetness without overpowering the matcha. If you love a rich, creamy matcha, this is definitely one to try. Es-Yen A classic Thai-style iced coffee made with condensed milk. This was strong, sweet, and definitely had that much-needed wake-me-up effect! The condensed milk gave it a creamy sweetness while still allowing the bold coffee flavor to shine through. It was the perfect balance of sweet and strong exactly what I needed. Buttered & Sweetened Condensed Milk Toast I originally had my eye on the pandan toast, but it's clearly a popular choice because it was already sold out earlier in the day! So I went with the buttered and sweetened condensed milk toast instead, and I'm so glad I did. The toast was crispy on the outside, buttery, warm, and finished with that sweet condensed milk flavor. Every bite practically melted in my mouth. The pandan toast is definitely on my list for next time! My Portland experience was made even better by my stop at Kaleido Coffee. The owners were so sweet and welcoming, taking the time to give me recommendations and making sure everyone was taken care of even during a busy rush. Until next time, Portland!

We receive/purchase beans from Stumptown all the time! In California, many coffee shops thrive off…read moreof Stumptown Coffee Beans, so of course, we had to include a Stumptown Coffee Shop on our itinerary. A very kind security guard opened the front door for us and greeted us with a very big smile. Inside, the cafe is HUGE! it stretches out towards the back and has fun flyers and posters. Very clean and smells like coffee beans! I tried their rose gold latte and my fiancé asked for their cherry vanilla latte, both seasonal items. It was strong and tasted exactly as described. The workers here were kind and patient. Totally worth a stop for a good cup of coffee.

Try: Cold Brew! Why:…read moreNice morning jolt of coffee with their Cold Brew paired with some Voodoo Doughnuts from next door! An iconic Portland combo. Notes: I came at opening on a weekday and was the second customer so no wait. They did have a security guard at front door. Very clean spacious interior with neat art, decor, and good amount of seating. Workers were welcoming, friendly, and attentive. Great way to start my day!

As far as the shop goes, it was cute and comfy. certainly on the smaller side but fun to hang out…read morein and i especially liked the chairs. i was excited to try a single origin pour over after hearing so much about it, yet somehow their kettle broke when i arrived. not sure how they only had 1 kettle but oh well. i will be coming back to give it a second shot, but i was not impressed

When your favorite go to coffee, shops are closed because it past 4 p.m.. A good discovery was…read morePush X Pull. I had a matcha with oat milk unsweetened, hot. It was a nice but mild drink paired well with my lil funky donuts. The coffee was pretty strong, it's late in the day I didn't want to continue drinking coffee. A large americano was ordered, it had a quad shot. Portland has so many coffee shops glad this one did not disappoint. I mainly need strong good coffee before 10 am and a tea after 5 pm. I think I would return again.

After trying their Einspänner latte at their other location, I decided to get their Tiramisu cloud…read morecream latte and Black sesame latte which are exclusive to this location. The cloud cream on the Tiramisu latte was so creamy, slightly salty and probably has some mascarpone! I recommend shaking it up before drinking to get the best "Tiramisu" experience. Skip the black sesame latte as I could not taste any nuttiness in it.

have been wanting to try this place for years but my experience was not the greatest. the guy…read moretaking orders at the stand the day we came wasn't friendly and was sassy. the mugwort latte was an intersting herbal flavor. you taste the flavor at first but after drinking it for a while, I got accustomed to it and so it ended up tasting just like sweet milk. tiramisu latte tasted burnt which was a bummer because this is probably their most popular drink. my friends got the matcha latte which didn't have a strong matcha flavor and tasted mostly like milk.

I knew walking in here. This was going to be a great place because I saw the beautiful Westie (West…read moreHighland White Terrier) there with his hoomans! My Iced Americano was excellent and finished with oat milk. Her server was especially friendly and courteous and made us feel welcome.

This is a smallish spot in the expansive Pearl District in Portland, home to many businesses of all…read morekind. The vibe is definitely small bar coffee shop, probably more grab and go than dine in. For my visit, I opted for two espressos, their house blend and a Coava single origin. Unfortunately, both suffered from a grind that was a little too fine, resulting in bitterness that was overwhelming in each. The single origin had some promise, with some pleasant acidity in the background, but it couldn't break through the bitter. Things were a little better in my wife's mocha, which had a deep chocolate flavor and silky smooth milk, it paired well with the cinnamon knot pastry we shared. Maybe a place to stick with the milk drinks, or at least this was my experience on this day.

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

Normally, I would not review any location where I did not personally sample something from the…read morebusiness. However, I really did try. We stopped in here after playing a round at the Wonderwood Mini Golf. It had been hot and cramped and we really needed a drink. The door was being held open by a line of people and usually that is a great sign. Being busy is awesome for the business and I am glad they are so popular. It was a weekday, probably around 11 am and there were just so many people in line. It was really cute inside but SO chaotic. There were tons of kids screaming and at times it was difficult to tell where the line really was. After about 5 minutes of the line not moving, I started to get a slight headache from the noise and we agreed we would have to go somewhere else. It was probably for the best as all the indoor and outdoor seating was full so there would have been nowhere for us to eat even if we had braved the line. I think when a business reaches this level of popularity, it's important to put systems in place to keep patrons from feeling crowded and overwhelmed and it's definitely something they might want to look into in the future.

Love Love Love I go on Tuesday night for Bingo you win gift…read morecards & cash which is nice. Only cost $20. I like cause it's supporting our St.Johns Community that have donated prizes. The food is good & coffee is good. I'm looking forward to Tuesday night Bingo @ 6:00pm with Bard