This place is connected with Ding tea. Came here with my fiancé just for the coffee flight. Came…read moreright when it opened. We had the the flight of coffee/lattes for $12 which is a great price for small lattes. Tried out the pandan, white coffee and black sesame. My favorite was the white coffee. We also had croffles which were also good! Would definitely recommend!

Very cute addition to Ding Tea! The shop itself is Ding Tea, but they also make Vietnamese Coffee,…read morehence, the name "Saigonesso". There are plenty of tables and chairs inside. They have a cloud coffee menu and a typical Vietnamese coffee menu, but I was looking forward to their coffee flight! I had seen it on Instagram, and decided that was what we were trying. For $12, you get to choose three of the coffee drinks you wanted. They come in their proper espresso shot sizes, and they are strong! We decided to try their pandan, latte, and black sesame. As stated, these drinks are strong and their flavors or cloud tops aren't overpowering. The cups they come in are super cute and have a Vespa on it! We also ordered their mango sticky rice Croffle and a banana cream Croffle. It's very cheap and worth the price! For $7, you get a super hot Croffle with delicious toppings. My fiancé loved their mango sticky rice - very authentic. I loved their bananas especially since it was caramelized The service was quick, too, being that they only had one worker! It was definitely worth the trip. I highly recommend it for coffee!

The vibes here are very chill with cool and nice decors! Lots of seatings and tables available!…read moreEasy to order from two kiosks... Ordered egg coffee (less ice, 50% sweet, oat milk, condensed milk) - real impressed with this drink! I actually loved it so much and I would come back to this place! It reminds me of other Vietnamese coffee shop back in the east coast. Delicious and refreshing on a hot day out there! If ya are in mood for strong coffee tasting that equals to a Vietnamese coffee, this is the place!

There are coffee shops, and then there are experiences. Phin Caphe & Boba falls firmly into the…read morelatter category. Their Ube coffee is, without exaggeration, the finest cup I have ever had. The drink arrives crowned with a delicate, beautifully whipped purple foam, visually striking, almost regal and beneath it lies a masterful balance of bold Vietnamese coffee and sweet ube. It is both indulgent and composed, rich yet impeccably smooth. A beverage that commands your attention from the first sip to the last. Equally impressive is the staff. Warm, attentive, and genuinely gracious, they elevate the visit beyond mere consumption into hospitality. One feels not just served, but welcomed.

LOVED this coffee shop!! So happy I stopped in while on my trip from Vegas to Portland…read more Portland has sooo many good coffee shops, but this one was definitely in its own category. They specialize in Vietnamese coffee, and my friend from Vietnam told me that this brand of coffee is actually the most famous in her home country, and I see why! The menu is very vast, they have food, pastries, and they have plenty of drink options hot/cold, coffee and non-coffee items. What was very interesting and actually a bit confusing was that they have several levels of their phin drip, I got whatever the cashier recommended, and it was very good! It was literally just a shot of drip coffee, yielded maybe less than 3oz of fluid, but it packed a punch of flavor and caffeine. If you're looking for a drink to sip, I would order something else since it's so tiny. But it was very picture worthy! The Vietnamese sea salt cream latte was perfect as well.

We saw the "coming soon" sign for Legent Trung Nguyen in the Beaverton town center, and that piqued…read moreour cuiousity about trying the Vietnamese coffee chain in their Portland location. Everything started great as the shop was easy to find, parking was easy even though we arrived around noon on a Saturday. It wasn't overly busy and we were able to place an order and find seating right away. We ordered two meal and coffee combos: the banana coffee and pork shop rice, and the coconut whip cream coffee with the Legend pho. We also shared a beignette donut, which had a milky custard filling inside of the pillowy breading. The coffee came first and we loved our drinks. The banana coffee has a rich yummy banana cream, and the coffee underneath wasn't sweet, so there was a good contrast. The banana coffee came with extra bit of black coffee so you can adjust it to your liking. I also liked my coconut whipped cream coffee. The whipped cream has a stuble coconut favor with toasty coconut flakes on top, the Vietnamese style milk coffee was a bit sweet but that's expected. Then the food came, and they looked GOOD. The pork chop rice was presented beaufifully and tasted great. I liked my pho and I loved that it arrived sizzling hot. The broth was deep in color and neutral in taste, again, very nice to eat. The dining area was comfortable, spacious and relaxing and the staff were friendly and attentive. So why did I deduct a star from my review? Well... do you know they have a loyality program? The person behind the counter did not mention it so I only found out about it from a pamphlet on our table after we ordered all of our food and drinks. In the loyality program, you get 1 free drink after you purchase 9, and you get $5 off when you spend $50 or more. Sadly, I wasn't aware of its existence when I paid and the staff member running the register told me that they could not enroll me in the program after I paid, or provide me with any credits for the drinks that I purchased on their digital punch card. I think they should have told me about the loyalty program before I paid at the register, or should have allowed me to at least collect the points afterwards even if I could not get a discount on the total that I spent. Because of this issue, I left Legend feeling annoyed that I missed out on getting a discount that I would have been entitled to if they told me about their loyalty program, but also missed out on collecting two digital "stamps," or "stars," towards getting a free coffee through no fault of my own. Overall, it was a great experience until it wasn't so great. I probably won't be returning to this locaton and hopfully I will have a better experience at the Beaverton location when they open. This time at least I will know about the loyalty program ahead of time if nobody mentions it.

Good coffee, nice sitting area, nice employees. Overall good experience, would definitely come backread more

Located where the old Starbucks once was in Eastport Plaza, kind of tucked away in the corner. It's…read morebecome one of my go to spots for boba. The place is beautifully decorated, very content friendly if you were to post on social media. Usually very quiet and offering a great place to study or work on your laptop. My go to drink order is the Jasmine Butterfly Pea with lychee jelly at 100% ice and 100% sweetness. The tea is very fragrant. Their boba is soft as well if you enjoy boba. They also have a variety of boba options that do complement their teas very well. I have tried their other drinks and they're very fragrant and flavorful as well. You can't really go wrong here.

What a beautiful place that serves food, bakery items with equal aesthetic sense and taste…read more Sometimes when the beautifully decorated food, it lacks in taste, but I won't say the same about my experience here. The service was friendly and so was the decor. Best part is that they are open quite late so it is a good place to be at if you have a quick hour or so to spend late in the evening. I'll return for their breakfast more lunch options

Come for the coffee, stay for the vibe. This place is adorable. My latte is just right. Wish I had…read moretime to sample the menu. I'll be back.

Exceptionally friendly service from owner Jenni! Cozy atmosphere, great coffee, and tasty food in…read moregenerous portions. Everyone should stop in here! We will definitely be back.

They have matcha now!!! I am very glad to have stumbled upon this place and the owner is fabulousread more

Great little spot and broader Tabor location! I had a caramel coffee and we shared a few treats of…read morea ginger molasses cookie, banana muffin, and a honey roll. All delicious! Indoor space was a little noisy and so we enjoyed the outdoor seating. Service was solid too and it was a busy Saturday morning!

This Crema coffee is located inside Taborspace. Taborspace is a community gathering place operated…read moreby this Presbyterian Church. Head to the Southeast corner of the entire church to find the cafe entry. With just a few chars in the actual cafe, there is a much larger space to eat/drink/chat/work inside the church which is called Copeland Commons. It is a religious space but feels welcoming, not pushy. I've been to other Crema locations and enjoy their coffee and pastries. Enjoying them in this unique space is a bonus!

Refuge Coffeehouse lives up to its name. Every time I go it's a refuge from the world outside. They…read moredon't play constant music you have to shout over. The Wi-Fi is free. The furniture is comfortable. The staff is friendly and they've let me chill there for as long as I needed. Plus not only are the prices reasonable but they even offer Pumpkin Spice Lattes year round! Refuge Coffeehouse has become my refuge. Note to wheelchair user- The ramp in is steep but very short. I haven't had any issues myself but I figure I should give others a heads up.

Tried calling on Friday, August 1st at 1:52 PM to confirm hours, but no answer on the number listed…read moreon their website: (503) 477-7048. Decided to drive over anyway after reading their business profile on Yelp. It's about 15 minutes from my place. I ordered a 16oz Iced Cinnamon Dolce Latte ($4.95), which was listed on their website but not posted on the in-store menu. Add-ons: 70¢ each for cinnamon and oat milk, bringing the total to $6.35, relatively cheaper than most shops. It tasted fine: not too sweet, which I appreciated. I'd just go for extra shots next time, since I prefer a bolder coffee flavor. Also got a Marionberry Cream Cheese Danish ($3.75) from a local bakery: flaky, light, not overly sweet, and reasonably priced. Interior: Spacious and inviting, definitely a spot where you can slow down, work, or hang out as the name suggests. Free Wi-Fi available. There's a community bulletin board near the restroom hallway. Restroom: One-stall, gender-neutral, clean, stocked, and toilet seat covers provided. Code required, just ask. Parking: Free street parking. Located at a busy intersection off Foster and I-205, so you'll hear traffic if seated near the windows. Solid local spot worth returning to.