Had a quick coffee meeting here. This area is so cool, with the car-free streets and many neat…read moretrendy upscale businesses. Good Coffee has stark white decor with an abundance of wood and plants. It can be bustling inside, but they have plenty of bar stool seating, small tables, as well as an outdoor patio and also bonus seating in the interior alley between businesses. You order at the counter, and they call your name when it's ready at the pick-up counter. They have a selection of pastries and I think no prepared food. Prices are up there; my latte was $8. In my opinion, their seasonal specials are a must-order. I got the salted caramel latte and it was incredible. Very strong flavors of both salt and caramel, delicious.

Good Coffee does serve good coffee--but is it amazing? If it were, perhaps the name would reflect…read morethat. I've had several coffees from here over the years and found them consistently average. That said, their seasonal flavors are a nice touch and add some variety. Plenty of space but not as much seating.

This is a hidden gem and local favorite. Tucked away a few blocks off the hustle and bustle of NW…read more21/23, this shop offers great ambiance, spectacular coffee and pretty good people watching. They serve heart coffee and they also sell proud Mary. Two legit brands that bolster their reputation for me. The atmosphere inside is clean and modern. There are a few tables outside on the patio if you want more of an urban sidewalk experience. Parking is manageable on the adjacent streets and menu prices are fair for the market. Service is generally friendly and fairly efficient. The available bathroom is clean and does not require a code, which is always a perk. This is a great option if you want something that offers more of a neighborhood type of feel. A great choice if you want to pick something to go or if you want to stay and chill for a while. A gem in a sea of good Portland options!

First of all, love this location for closing at 8 pm…read more There are plenty of seats, but it's hard to get a seat sometimes because people come here with their laptops. When the weather is nice, they out out a couple of outdoor tables and chairs. Plenty of coffee and tea choices. Well made. Some pastries available. It would be nice if they offered more pastries. There is a selection of items for sale. Street parking. Safe and clean area next to a couple of boutique shops. Good service.

Located next door to Aesop. They even have Aesop rinse free handwash aka hand sanitizer. Parking on…read morethe street is available via Parking Kitty app. I love the little pig door stopper. The merch is charming. I got a $35 Barista tshirt no sales tax. The counter person folded it nicely. Tote bags are $40. There's also tumblers available. I would have bought one if I didn't have a travel bottle already. The ambiance inside was nice to enjoy a coffee or donut. I got the 8oz Horchata Mocha. The Horchata was overpowering at first but it grew on me. It's the perfect travel size drink. They have an assortment of coffee beans for purchase or donuts. The menu is simple so you don't feel overwhelmed by options.

You know it's a good coffee when you don't need sweetener! I got my standard cappuccino which ended…read moreup tasting divine. The quality was top notch, enough to where I felt confident purchasing beans for my espresso maker back home! The beans (locally sourced) were recently roasted too - an absolute must. Service was quick. Ambiance was laid back. It was a quick stop & go as I was visiting Portland for the first time. Out of the many places that were visited during my explorations, Barista lived rent free in my mind as one of the best stops. Highly recommend.

Wonderful coffee. I ordered a small latte and it was perfect. Definitely will be back. I like that…read morethey care about each drink, even if it seems a little busy in there.

Ok. So this spot is magic. I walked into the pitch perfect environmental blend of eclectic…read moreindustrial decor that felt like Greenwich Village in the late 1990s with a just right touch of right now ambiance. Every lovely barista and sever smiled in their authentic way (read here: broody, quirky warm, and maudlin) respectively. My Americano (which I'm always prepared to pay $6+ for) was under 4 bux... a point I made to my (broody smile, and dreamy ink) barista who agreed and chatted with me a bit. It was like Portland in the late 1990s, y'all. And not just because PM Dawn was in the speakers. Genuine nice and mind your business kind of place in those minutes I sipped while awaiting my BFF (also from the 90s). I hope to make it back over the Other River to see if it was a moment, a mood, or enduring magic. Made my morning.

While I desperately miss the old haunt in the Lloyd District, the food here is still amazing and…read morewell worth the trip. It's currently a cafe inside a wellness center, so can be a little awkward to find / get inside. Once inside and past the concierge desk, the cafe is to the right. Order at the counter, food comes out quickly and is SO GOOD. The overlap of nutritious and delicious is on point here.

This was such a cute restaurant - it is attached to a health spa(?)/yoga studio, so the vibes of…read morethe building are calm/divine. They also have a ton of natural light, courtesy of their large, floor to ceiling windows on one side, which also made for good people watching on a rainy day! We enjoyed a large mac & cheese & salad, which filled both of us up without being too heavy. The service was great, you order at the counter, and we received our food quickly.

I get Sisters Coffee mailed to me as a subscription for my at-home coffee making. We tried out a…read morefew different subscription options for beans, and the pricing to taste set up with Sisters was our preference. I had never visited their location in the Pearl District until recently. It's a great little shop! Fun, modern industrial decor. Merch and beans for sale. Bar and table seating downstairs, and upstairs table seating that looks out over the cafe. Of course you can get a regular coffee, but they have some really fun drink specials. I went with one of their winter seasonals (the holiday brittle) and it was great.

Another great café find in Portland, especially if you're exploring the Pearl District. As soon as…read moreI walked in, I noticed that almost everyone was either studying or working. Even on a rainy weekday morning, there was a short line to order and most of the tables were occupied, so it's clearly a popular coffee spot. I especially liked the high bar seating by the windows, it was the perfect place to get some work done while doing a little people watching. The staff was friendly, and my latte was excellent. It's a great place to grab a coffee, settle in for a few hours, and be productive. I'd definitely come back the next time I'm in the area.

I really love this bakery when I'm visiting Portland. I've been a couple times now with family…read moreafter a friend of mine recommended it. They have a few locations, but I've only been to this one as I prefer a more relaxed environment. It reminds me of the bakery I worked at for 4 years in my restaurant industry days. A little bit rustic in a cozy way--as much as I love a modern space, this feels like a spot regulars would go to for years to come. Both times I've been, I've gotten a meal to order as well as a few pastries/desserts to take with me. The gateau is my favorite and hits the spot, and I really enjoyed the other items I've gotten too.

The counter person was either stoned or didn't care or both . I asked A simple question "are these…read moresalads made today?" I HAVE NO IDEA. After trying to get a definitive answer he started to smile and laugh WHY THE ATTITUDE Better either do drug testing or hiring staff the give a hoot about the customer. He should be fired. Get on it Abby, lead. I left!!!

Such a great cafe! I wouldn't recommend it too much for getting work done (it's a bit crowded /…read morepacked in there) but I've come here a few times for little coffee chats/dates with friends, and the ambiance is lovely, especially outside in their little patio or bench. I usually order the Bees Knees Latte which is solid!

Absolutely loved this charming coffee house. I'm visiting from Los Angeles and wanted coffee made…read moremy locals. I had a Bees Knees latte and a Dragonfly cake which paired very well. Lots of people sitting, talking, and working. I can tell it's a place people like to gather so that was nice to see. I loved the beautiful vintage Tiffany style lamps as well