Great location. Every neighborhood needs a local place like this. Large back patio area with…read moretables, chairs and umbrellas. Lots of toys for kids to play with while moms and dads enjoy a cup of whatever gets them going. Service was extremely friendly and the munchies were great too. Our dog was with us and she was happy to simply be mellow laying out in the sun. One child came over and asked what kind of dog she was and what was her name and if she could pet her. Shiba Inu, Mochi and yes. I saw some comments about prices being on the higher side. I recognize what people are saying. It's unfortunate that so many things seem to be getting out of reach of many Americans. I wish I had the magic wand that would make it so that more people could afford what they needed and that the business owners would still make a decent profit and share some of that with their employees in the form of living wages and benefits. I'm old school and we managed to both save and invest during our working lives. And now in retirement, we still don't spend like there's no tomorrow. If we can't afford something, we just don't do it.

Super cute spot, kid friendly with books, toys, small cups, and an outside play area. Community…read morespot with barista who knows people by name. Drinks were excellent and the olive focaccia was delish.

Good coffee in a cute space!…read more Yigebe Coffee lives in a small and interesting red building on Sandy. It was quiet when we visited, and I was immediately struck by the quiet and pleasing decor. I ordered a soy milk cardamom latte and it was smooth. Good roast, and the cardamom was infused in house. Points to the barista who understood the request for a pinch of salt and confirmed that regular table salt was acceptable. My sister got a sugar free half sweet caramel decaf americano with heavy cream. There is seating on the ground floor and upstairs. The place was a delight. I would love to explore the history of the building and the woman for whom it was named.

when I saw such high reviews, we just had to come try it out. It was really good (4.5 stars), and…read morelived up to the hype. The barista was friendly and explained everything, and that they roast their own beans. We tried two drinks, and both were very tasty. I like the strong flavor. I saw they have a spiced tea, I want to try that. It would be nice if they had simple syrup, I had to get more sugar just using raw sugar, wasn't sweet enough for me. Unique shaped building, and looks like they are building a covered patio area.

Love this place. It's moody but with plants & natural light. The pistachio raspberry latte that has…read morebeen on special is delicious. It wouldn't be the same without the raspberry powder sprinkled on top. The vegan breakfast sandwich was also so yummy, especially the soft & chewy sourdough bread. My only complaint is there are no places to plug in if you sit at the back bar. Besides that, a perfect place to work or meet up with someone for awhile. Almost all the baristas I have encountered there have been lovely and welcoming.

Cute place, horrible staff. Well I guess I can't speak for all the staff but the girl that just…read moremade my coffee was rude, honestly thought she was doing a bit. Coffee wasn't great.

I hadn't been to Harder Day Coffee before, but I'm glad I went. It's a quaint little coffee shop…read morewith friendly staff. I picked up some pastries, which were delicious! Next time, I'll try their coffee. They also sell other drinks and food. It's really a nice place and I recommend it.

The outdoor seating area is beautiful, and the barista was very friendly and taking my order. The…read morecoffee is delicious, and it's a fun place to go to whenever you need coffee

My favorite coffee shop / bar in Portland! It's the closest feeling I've had to Central Perk from…read morefriends - very electric and community focused. When going in the afternoon, I LOVE their strawberry fields matcha - hand whisked and so delicious. When going in the evening for cocktails, I love their espresso martini, seasonal cocktails, and usually go for "Bartender's Choice". My favorite third place in Portland.

Signage is suspect and the exterior looks pretty rough so it's easy to miss this place but once you…read morestep inside, no lie, the din and chaos of Sandy Blvd just sorta melts away. Very rustic big old house ambiance in that Portlandy way, laid back with warm tones and lots of mismatched vintage couches and tables that give off serious hipster coffee shop vibes, but the very cheery service from the bartender (excellent cocktails!) and steady undercurrent of group chatter make this spot far more welcoming than dour. Not sure if it's a coffee shop or a cocktail lounge -- the fully stocked bar is great, but almost doesn't fit the vibe -- or maybe just a gathering spot, which it very much felt like. Seating is ample, menu is rather compact and the old space is big and well lit so maybe stay awhile -- if you can find parking.

This is just the best, what more can I say. Always hits the spot. If you know, you know.read more

Autumn Coffee Roasting was a random choice from the Yelp app after having a late lunch elsewhere…read more(7/8/26). Nice corner cafe where I was able to find nearby street parking. There's limited outdoor seating, while ample seating indoors. Clean cafe with abundant natural light. The barista was efficient and crafted a refreshing 16oz iced mocha. The cafe vibe was a bit subdued and not much in the pastry case, but to be fair it was the last hour for the business day.

Love this place for my Vietnamese coffee fix!…read more I brew my own at home with condensed milk and find that most places don't make it quite as strong as I like - but cafe ume is a stand out winner and they make a very strong cup. I love the ube - ceptional The Ube flavor is strong and the coffee is perfect - smooth robust and keeps me awake without making me jittery. What's more - is that the cashiers are really kind and speedy.

Went here a couple of times to get some studying done. Staff was nice, accommodating to certain…read morethings. I feel like their coffee can be a hit or miss, which I'm not sure if I like that. I always get their egg coffee, pandan coffee, or Milky Way. It is always on the sweeter side for some reason, despite me asking to be less sweet and less ice. They always stuff my drink with crushed ice, not sure. At times, it can be unprofessional as staff is on their phones right at the register. Parking is inside a garage, shared with gym members and others. I never have trouble finding one, so that's a plus

We stopped in for a quick afternoon pick me up on a cold and rainy day…read more The woman behind the counter was great and crafted the best dirty chai; they make their own chai mix so it's not as sweet as the store bought ones. Lots of seating inside, a few people set up with their laptops but overall quiet and relaxing.

Very limited menu with no information about ingredients -- what is vegan, GF, etc. Also, a dollar…read moreextra if you need something other than animal milk! From a business that claims to be about "soil regeneration" and wanting to "inspire people to make daily choices that count for soil regeneration within the coffee industry and among other agriculture-based products." I hope they'll translate this to their menu as I would love to support that.

This was a lovely spot for an afternoon coffee! They have several varieties of beans available and…read morerotate which ones they use to make brewed coffee and cold brew, which I thought was cool! The service was kind and quick and the atmosphere was super cool, tons of natural light and seating abound! Definitely on our list of Portland spots to return to!

The location is beautiful but felt the coffee was a lil overpriced and the pastry a little…read moredeceiving. I got a pistachio rose croissant ($6.50) which... looked different than the one in the display case. It was disappointing to receive such a flattened croissant when the display one was raised properly. Flavor was good but since it was so flattened, the texture wasn't what you'd expect from a croissant. Not sure if they offer pastries warmed up, was not offered so I'm assuming they do not. The persimmon cobbler latte ($8) was good but I'm not sure if enough of the flavor was coming through. And for the price, it was a little underwhelming. Service was fine and as stated, the interior was aesthetically pleasing. They also had outdoor seating. Maybe it was an off day for the pastry. It's still worth a visit but be aware it's a little pricy and be aware, what you see might not be what you're getting.

Ridiculous. $10.50 for a 12oz latte??!…read more And then they asked me if I wanted it "naughty" for $20. No idea what that means but I just spent $10.50 on a damn latte :/

Such a wonderful experience, sexy beautiful girls they really get your heart racing and then the…read morecoffee is very tasty as well . I won't be going back every visit to Portland.