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.

If you're looking for a specialty drip coffee, this is the place to visit!…read more My partner is a certified coffee snob who roasts his own beans. We have traveled the world tasting every type of process from almost every region known to man. I always make it my mission to find the best cup of joe in town, so when I read about Push X Pull, I was hoping it was something we would remember. Luckily, we snagged a parking spot right in front of the shop. As we entered, the baristas were friendly and welcoming. We ordered a drip in a to-go cup and my partner couldn't stop talking about how great the cup of coffee was. We tried buying a bag of Galaxy Hops co-fermented beans, but unfortunately for us they sold out in both locations. Overall, highly recommend! It is the perfect spot to get some work done or simply hangout and talk. There is both indoor and outdoor seating which was nice.

One of our favorite coffee roasters in the country. When we land in pdx, we cannot wait to get back…read morehere and enjoy a wonderful coffee! Got a latte with their Ethiopia natural beans and it was lovely, roasty and bright within being acidic. We were debating between beans to take home and they also let us sample the brewed coffee version of the beans to make a decision, which was super nice. The staff was engaging and attentive, the space industrial feeling and clean and the coffee top notch. Definitely on our must stop lost in Portland!

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.

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.

In "Coffee City" Courier carved out its own Portlandia coffee niche!…read more Really delicious "bitchin-tasty" Canelli and macchiato. Canelli is moist and yummy inside and super crisp on the outside winner winner winner. The Mexico, roasted coffee beans made a very deep robust, medium rich, slightly bitter, but well balanced, sweetness, and acidity macchiato. I noticed they have different coffees, depending on the season from around the world. Cozy coffee bar, small café, and rad-cool-dope hipster vibe. Winner winner winner. Love the vibe, the music on record playing vinyl "old school" LP 45 - way cool! And the people serving it up "bitchin" were friendly and knowledgeable. Winner winner winner. Also have some Japanese finger foods and smoked salmon that need to be investigated on the next stop. I like good coffee often and a sweet treat occasionally, and the coffee, desserts and peeps were all winner winner winner for me - coffee, Portlandia style!

We took a last-morning stroll through downtown Portland and, on the walk back to our hotel,…read morerealized we wanted something warm and a short pause. That's how we ended up at Courier Coffee Roasters and it turned out to be the perfect pit stop. The shop itself is small and unassuming, but the moment we walked in it felt inviting and calm. The staff was genuinely wonderful. My partner ordered an Americano and was asked which cup he preferred, two different styles. He asked if they were the same size, and that simple question turned into the most endearing moment. Since the barista didn't know, she checked the bottoms of the cups for size markings (no luck), then filled one with water to see if it would pour evenly into the other, and finally put them on the scale. Verdict: same size. The curiosity and genuine desire to give us a real answer was just lovely. I ordered a hojicha tea, which was very well prepared and hit the spot. My partner said his coffee was smooth and really good. We also grabbed a pear muffin, nicely done, with generous chunks of pear (skin on, which I loved). My partner ordered a chocolate chunk cookie, which disappeared quickly. There was a record player on the counter with a mellow morning album playing, adding to the relaxed feel. The whole space and everyone working there felt warm, friendly, and welcoming. If you live nearby or are visiting like we were, this is a great place to slow down, warm up, and enjoy genuinely good coffee, tea, and hospitality.

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.

Love this place! Awesome vibe and seating areas. Great pastry and food selection…read more My matcha latte was perfect, I enjoyed my egg, cheese, and sausage sandwich, and their pistachio rose croissant was an excellent treat while waiting at the gate for my flight to arrive! I'm bummed I won't be able to get more of these croissants back home :( Don't sleep on this spot!

I really enjoy their coffee flavor. The roast of their espresso is spot on. The baristas know what…read morethey are doing, Ive have yet to have a bad experience when visiting Roseline Coffee. They offer a great assortment of pastries as well. Definitely stop in if you haven't already.

Stumbled upon this gem! Walked into this cozy coffee roaster/chocolatier and the smells of…read morehappiness smacked me in the face! Roasting coffee, espresso brewing - and chocolate simmering and spinning about like a scene straight out of Willy Wonka. One tear of happiness came out while I took my first bite of chocolate Bakalava. Just go. Set your maps and enjoy a slice of heaven.

I was going to go to a cafe then I passed by this place. I had to try cause I love chocolate! I got…read morethe drinking chocolate and wow, it was rich! So delicious tho. The order also comes with a sparkling water which helps balance it out. It took me a while to finish the drink, but it worked out perfectly for me because I stayed in the cafe to work on a project. It's great that there is wifi available. It wasn't very crowded on a Sunday afternoon. There are plenty of space and seating available as well.

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!

We decided to try Upper Left on a Sunday afternoon and were elated to find such a bright and open…read morespace. The large windows allowed a lot of sunlight to enter the establishment as well. There was plenty of seating available inside and outside on their patio. The service was delightful when taking our drink orders. The raspberry danish latte on their seasonal menu sounded scrumptious but the raspberry and the acidity of the coffee tasted a bit too sweet and tart for our liking. The black sesame matcha latte was also met with disappointment; the matcha tasted more like a steeped green tea with no earthy or umami notes. The black sesame helped deepen the flavor profile but I would not order it again. My friend's iced latte was my favorite out of the drinks that I sampled so perhaps I should order one of their classic coffees next time instead.

I was meeting an old friend to catch up, and he suggested Upper Left. I hadn't been in a while, so…read moreenthusiastically agreed. In a world where all coffee joints more or less run together, it was refreshing to see something that has more of a distinctly local flavor. The building is light and airy with a very large patio, extremely well laid out both on the exterior and interior, with plenty of places to sit and chat, eat, or work. The food menu, Weill, not expensive, offers a little bit of something for everyone. My friend opted for toast with butter and honey and a small hot chocolate made with almond milk. I, having just come from a lunch meeting, just had a large mocha. Placing the order was fast and accurate, and when the drinks were prepared, we were called up to retrieve them. While we were fetching them, a mere feet away, somebody delivered the toast to the table! We were quite surprised by that and a bit delighted. Definitely not expected. Sadly, no pictures of either food or drink this time - the toast evaporated before I had a chance, and to be honest, I find pictures of plain white paper cups pretty boring. Perhaps next time. The location is right on the edge of Ladd's Edition, just south of Hawthorne at the intersection of 12th and Clay. It's a delightful neighborhood, one that I often aspired to live in before I settled in where I am currently. Highly recommended, I'll definitely be back soon