Best cafés in Portland

93 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Portland, r/askportland, r/espresso

Coava is widely recommended, and many commenters name it among their favorites or Portland coffee picks. Several commenters single out its espresso, some its pour-overs, and a couple its Ethiopian coffees. One commenter says its quality has slipped. Coava has more than one shop; this entry is the SE Grand shop that commenters name, and one commenter names the Hawthorne shop as an early opener.

SE Grand

53 people recommend, 5 warn against itvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Many people recommend Roseline, and several name it a favorite. Two praise its pastries and several its lattes and seasonal drinks. One commenter likes the courtyard seating at the Alberta shop. A few are unenthusiastic: one calls it overhyped, one says they personally dislike it, and one thinks its coffee is among the least tasty in town. Roseline has other Portland shops, including a newer roastery; this entry is the Alberta Street shop.

Alberta

52 people recommend, 3 warn against itvia r/espresso, r/askportland

Many people recommend Heart, and several name it a favorite. Some commenters single out its espresso. Caveats: one commenter says its consistency has declined, one calls it a decent nearby option but not outstanding, one rates the roasting highly but not the cafe experience, and one warns others off. Heart has more than one Portland shop; commenters name the Woodstock shop, which this entry covers, and one names an East Burnside shop.

Woodstock

50 people recommendvia r/askportland

Many people name Push/Pull as a favorite coffee shop. Several commenters single out its espresso and some its pour-over, with one calling the pour-over the best in town. One commenter says it roasts beans in-house. Two commenters describe its coffees as bright or fruit-forward, and one says that may not suit everyone. Push/Pull has more than one shop; some commenters name the Stark location, which this entry covers, and one mentions an Old Town shop.

Stark

48 people recommend, 5 warn against itvia r/askportland

Visitors praise the coffee, and several commenters single out its pour overs, including rare gesha. Some praise the food and brunch. A few call it pricey. One commenter finds it too loud for easy conversation, and one found long waits and underwhelming food. Two commenters say it can spoil other coffee for you. Overall, most people recommend it. This entry is the Alberta Street cafe.

Northeast

41 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Many people recommend Puff, and several name it a favorite or their regular. One commenter calls its espresso strong, one praises its lattes, and one its sparkling peach tea. Two describe the space as cozy, and one says its seating sits on a busy sidewalk. One commenter was put off after a single visit by unclear bean pricing.

40 people recommendvia r/askportland

Several people count Case Study among their favorites. Two commenters call the coffee great or very good, and several recommend the downtown shop. Commenters like its mocha, though one finds it sweeter, and one found a seasonal chile mocha mild but tasty. One commenter admits better coffee exists in town but remains a loyal fan. Case Study has several Portland shops; commenters name Alberta, Sandy and 23rd Avenue ones, and this entry is the SW 10th Avenue shop.

Downtown

40 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/askportland, r/espresso

Many people praise Nossa Familia's coffee, and most recommend it. One commenter calls its decaf the best they have had, and several who buy bags by mail say they keep reordering. One commenter praises its mocha and one its Brazilian cheese waffle. One commenter is not a fan, and one finds the cafe seating uncomfortable. Nossa Familia has several Portland outlets; one commenter names the Division outlet.

Division

37 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/askportland

Most people recommend Never Coffee, and many praise its flavored and seasonal lattes. A couple of commenters say the flavors are not too sweet. A few commenters hold back: one says the drinks are not very good, one says it is not their favorite, and one finds the vibe less appealing. One commenter notes that outlets carry different signature drinks. Never has several Portland shops (Belmont, downtown and the east side); this entry is the downtown shop on SW 12th.

Downtown

35 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/askportland

Most commenters recommend Extracto, a roastery and coffee shop on NE Killingsworth. A few single out the espresso, and a few list it as their Northeast pick. One visitor says there is almost no wait for coffee. Caveats: one commenter finds the space not especially cozy and one is annoyed that it now closes early.

Northeast

35 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Many people recommend Sterling, and several name it a favorite or their top pick; several call it the best coffee in the city or area. Some commenters praise its espresso drinks, one its Ethiopian roasts, and two name it for buying beans. At the NW 21st Avenue shop, one commenter notes there is little seating and that laptop users stay for hours.

Northwest

33 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Portland, r/askportland

Many people recommend Rose City Coffee, and several praise its lattes. Many say it stays open late into the evening, two describe the space as cozy, and some say it suits working. One commenter says it is always crowded. One commenter finds it fancy, merch-heavy and unpleasant during live music, and another had a long wait on a morning visit. Rose City has more than one shop; this entry is the Brooklyn shop that commenters name.

Brooklyn

31 people recommendvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Many commenters recommend Spella, and several describe its espresso as traditional, Italian-style or classic. Several name it a favorite or top choice, and several praise its beans and roasts, including dark roasts. One commenter notes there is little seating. One commenter says the 1st Avenue branch has closed, leaving only the Alder Street cafe, which this entry covers.

Downtown

30 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/askportland

Most commenters recommend this Southeast Portland roaster, and many name it a favorite or a pick. One commenter would make a special trip for the espresso, one rates the food as the standout, and one describes great vibes. Two say it is small or crowded, though one notes outdoor seating helps. Two find the coffee decent or acceptable but fairly standard.

SE Clay

27 people recommendvia r/askportland

Most commenters recommend Rimsky-Korsakoffee House, and many point to its coffee and desserts. Many describe the atmosphere as quirky and old Portland, and a couple recommend it for late-night dessert. One commenter says it leans more toward desserts than coffee, and one says it discourages laptop use.

26 people recommend, 7 warn against itvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Most people who weigh in recommend Stumptown, and several rate the Division shop well. One commenter names its woodblock mocha; one used the Division shop for laptop work. Caveats are significant: several say it is now corporate-owned and no longer feels local, a couple say it was better in the past, and one found the drinks astringent. One commenter suggests visiting the downtown 3rd Avenue outlet as the original.

Division

25 people recommendvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Many commenters recommend Barista, one calls it the best coffee option and one recalls an exceptional espresso. One names the Valrhona mocha and one says the drip is far stronger than other Pearl shops. One suggests a seat outside at NW 13th for city views. A few say it can be crowded or small. Barista has more than one shop (commenters also name NW 23rd); this entry is NW 13th, which two commenters name.

NW 13th

24 people recommendvia r/askportland

Many people recommend Less and More, and several describe its lattes as fun, creative or inventive. A few single out the tiramisu latte and a few the black sesame latte. One commenter says the flavored drinks are not overly sweet, and another names its Ethiopian natural brewed coffee as a favorite. A few describe the SW 5th shop as a small kiosk.

Downtown

24 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/askportland

Most people recommend Courier Coffee, and a couple praise its pastries. A couple say it is close to Powell's, and one ranks its espresso drinks among the best in town. A couple say seating is limited. One commenter finds the coffee lacking but loves the old-school feel, and one found it not to their taste.

Downtown

24 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/askportland

Most commenters recommend Keeper Coffee. Several praise its coffee and pastries and several its atmosphere, and a few praise its rotating, house-made syrups. A couple say it is better than Papaccino's. Caveats: a couple warn about a mandatory service fee added to drinks and pastries, one frequent visitor who likes the feel finds the drinks underwhelming, and one notes a persistent queue.

Woodstock Area

23 people recommendvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Many people recommend Albina Press, and some praise its atmosphere and outdoor seating, including wood finishes, couches toward the back and a front parklet. One commenter raves about the chocolate-orange mocha and a couple say it opens early. Albina Press has several shops; this entry is the original N Albina shop that commenters name, others mention Hawthorne, and one mentions Montavilla.

North Portland

23 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/askportland

Most commenters recommend Prince Coffee, and many praise its flavored and seasonal drinks, with two singling out the stroop latte. A couple say the flavors are not overly sweet. One commenter found the cappuccino portion too small. Prince has several Portland shops; commenters name Northwest, Overlook and Fremont ones, and this entry is the Fremont shop.

Fremont

19 people recommendvia r/askportland

Many commenters recommend Carnelian; one calls it a gem and a couple call it their favorite. Several name the SE Foster Road shop. One commenter calls its pour-over drip a handy go-to when short on time, and one says its new shop is busier than the old one though service is still quick.

Se Foster

19 people recommendvia r/askportland, r/espresso

Many people recommend Portland Cà Phê. Commenters describe Vietnamese coffees and flavored lattes, and two say its seasonal drinks are consistently strong or unusually creative. A couple single out the ube latte. One commenter calls it a gem, and one says its specials lean sweet.

19 people recommendvia r/askportland

Many people recommend Dear Sandy, a cafe and bar on NE Sandy. A couple call it cute or charming, two recommend it as a daytime spot with lots of room to linger, and a few say it stays open late. One commenter says it serves coffee, drinks and food, and another that it is espresso-focused and roomy.

Ne 28th and Sandy

19 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Most people recommend Common Grounds. Two call it cozy, one calls it a nostalgic time capsule that is not especially comfortable, and several suggest it as a late-night option. Two mention its syrup selection. One says it can get packed. At the Hawthorne shop, one commenter names it their personal top pick.

Hawthorne

18 people recommendvia r/Portland, r/askportland

Most commenters recommend La Perlita, and several single out its mocha. Commenters mention its Mexican-style coffee, and one notes it roasts only Mexican-origin coffee with many dark roasts. Several name the Interstate shop. Crowding reports differ: one diner has waited in line there, while others have not seen a queue.

Interstate

18 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/askportland

People recommend Crema, and several praise its pastries and baked goods while a couple praise its mochas. A few say it is a good spot for working, and a couple mention the outdoor seating on Ankeny Street. One commenter found the spicy mocha lukewarm and flavorless though they liked the pastries and vibe, one finds the coffee poor, and one says it reads as an older-style coffeehouse. One reports a line on Sundays.

Ankeny and 28th

18 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Portland, r/askportland

Dragonfly Coffee House in Northwest Portland is recommended by many commenters, and a few praise its atmosphere. One names the hummingbird cake and one says the tea is excellent. A couple say it can get busy, and one suggests arriving early for a comfy seat. Two were unhappy with the coffee, one finding it scorched-tasting and another finding it undrinkable on one visit.

NW Thurman

17 people recommendvia r/Portland, r/askportland

Many people recommend The Great North, and a few say its breakfast sandwiches are a highlight. Two praise its lattes. One commenter suggests it as an early weekday option, and one says the St. Johns shop has house-made syrups. One commenter finds the mochas disappointing, and another finds its seasonal flavors hit-and-miss.

St Johns

17 people recommendvia r/askportland, r/espresso

Many people recommend Deadstock; one calls it essential on a neighborhood walk and another a top pick. One thinks it has the best mocha in town and one points to a lavender latte. One places it in Old Town. One person places it in a mid-tier group of good shops rather than the very top.

Old Town Chinatown

16 people recommendvia r/askportland

Many people recommend Guilder, and two commenters praise the breakfast bagel sandwich, with one also calling the coffee excellent. Another says it roasts its coffee in house, and one suggests the Fremont shop for remote work. Guilder has several shops (Fremont, Prescott and inside Powell's Books); this entry is the Fremont shop that several commenters name.

Fremont

16 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Portland, r/askportland

Many people recommend Just Bob on Alberta, and several praise its classic cafe feel or comfort. One commenter calls the croissant breakfast sandwich excellent and loves the Italian roast, one praises the large pastry selection, and one loves the scrambles but says it is more breakfast than brunch. One visitor went once and won't return, finding the worn furniture made the room feel run down, and another found the food and coffee underwhelming despite the atmosphere.

Alberta

16 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/askportland

Many people name Futura among their Portland coffee picks, and two praise the Rosa Parks and Ainsworth corner, though one says it is hard to find. One finds the drip a bit dark and fruity. Futura has more than one shop; this entry covers the shop at Rosa Parks and Ainsworth.

Rosa Parks and Ainsworth

15 people recommendvia r/askportland

Commenters widely recommend Mudd Works. One ranks its flavor and beans top among places they've tried, one calls it the best option, and some mention its in-house roasting. One commenter praises its house-made syrups. One visitor says they enjoyed the atmosphere at the Glisan cafe after a single visit.

Montavilla

15 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Many people recommend Tov for its drinks and atmosphere. One commenter says it specializes in Egyptian/Turkish coffee, one recommends the cardamom coffee, and one says it roasts its own beans. Commenters say it moved from a double-decker bus site to a former Starbucks space on Hawthorne. One commenter says some lattes are pricey.

14 people recommendvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Many people recommend PDX Coffee Club, and a few mention its beans from many roasters. Several praise the drinks, and two call it their top shop. One commenter describes the downtown space as a multi-level 80s office-lobby look. One commenter who likes it thinks it should carry more local beans.

Downtown

14 people recommendvia r/askportland

Many people recommend Sisters Coffee Company's Pearl District cafe, and one rates its mocha highly. One commenter notes outdoor seating near Jameson Square. One visitor liked it but notes it has no pour-over options.

Pearl District

14 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/askportland

Many commenters recommend Posies. Several praise the coffee and the pastries at the Kenton shop, and one says it sits a block from Kenton Park and another that it is close to Delta Park. One commenter suggests it for families. The main caveat is the weekend line, which one commenter avoids.

Kenton

14 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/askportland

Many people recommend Good Coffee, and a few praise its lattes and seasonal specials. One visitor likes the common area outside the Slabtown shop, where people sit down to work. Two call it pricey, one calls the coffee mediocre, and one avoids it. Good Coffee has more than one Portland shop; this entry is the Slabtown shop.

Slabtown

13 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Most visitors recommend Honey Latte Cafe, and many point to its evening hours as a late option. A couple call it charming or lovely. Two commenters are negative, one with no reason given and one calling a visit awful, and one finds the coffee not great though the cafe is charming.

Buckman

13 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Many people recommend Water Avenue Coffee, and several name it among their favorites. One commenter calls its canoe drink their favorite espresso, and another says it has a couple of excellent Ethiopian coffees. One commenter does not care for it, and another who used to enjoy the original location says its feel changed after a buyout.

12 people recommendvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Most commenters recommend Soro Soro, and several say its drinks are good. Two single out the pistachio latte and two the croffle. Several call the place cute, and several mention its latte art. One commenter is unsure about the roasts.

12 people recommendvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Many commenters recommend The Fresh Pot. One says it has a 90s feel while its coffee has been updated, and one found it a pleasant spot for an hour. Three commenters name the Mississippi shop. The Fresh Pot also has a cafe inside Powell's on Hawthorne, which one commenter says can get busy.

Mississippi

12 people recommendvia r/askportland

Many people recommend Slow Haste, and several praise its drinks, with one citing memorable cappuccinos. Several mention its seasonal drinks, and three suggest its drinks lean sweet. Two commenters like the vibe and one notes it carries beans from multiple roasters.

12 people recommendvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Many visitors recommend Bipartisan Cafe in Montavilla. Two describe a cozy, nostalgic old-school coffee house feel, though one notes there are no couches. One commenter praises its coffee, pies and quiche, and one suggests it for cheap drip with refills.

Montavilla

12 people recommendvia r/askportland, r/Portland

People recommend Coffee Time on NW 21st, and two call it a good remote-work spot. A few remember it as a late-night hangout and say those hours are gone and it now closes earlier. One praises its cute look and comfy seating, and one counts its mocha among the good ones they have had.

NW 21st

11 people recommendvia r/askportland

People recommend Wallflower, a coffee shop on Division, and several name it among their favorites. A few praise its atmosphere or neighborhood feel, and one calls its coffee better than other places in town. One commenter mentions self-serve oat milk, one its seasonal specials, and one cautions that it gets busy in the mid-afternoon.

Division

11 people recommendvia r/askportland

J Vein Caffé is a coffee cart at the Rose City Food Park, and many people recommend it. Two commenters call it the best in town, and one calls the coffee sublime and the most consistent they have had. One commenter notes it is outdoors at a food pod and another that it does not take online orders.

Rose City Food Park

11 people recommendvia r/askportland

Many people recommend Cathedral in St. Johns, and several count it among their North Portland picks. A couple praise the outdoor seating, and one says the bikes and dogs passing by make the patio fun to watch. One commenter praises the plush chairs near its bookcase.

North

11 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Most commenters recommend Jim & Patty's, and one says it has long been their favorite coffee spot in Portland. One singles out the mochas and its in-house pastries, and some mention its blended or frappe drinks. Two commenters name the NE Fremont shop. One finds the espresso burned from heavy roasting, and another says the coffee is not their pick though they like the decor.

Fremont

11 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/askportland

Most commenters recommend Ovation. Two praise its Moroccan coffee, one calls the house blend excellent, and one recommends the Pearl District branch for blended drinks. Several place the Pearl branch near The Fields. One commenter feels the drinks get little care. Ovation also has a South Waterfront shop.

Pearl District Near The Fields

10 people recommendvia r/askportland

Many people recommend TwentySix Cafe, and a couple say it has been around for years. One commenter counts its mocha among the good ones, one mentions seasonal drinks, and one enjoys coffee and journaling there. One commenter likes the patio but finds the layout of small tables cramped.

10 people recommendvia r/askportland

Many people recommend No Preference, and several name the East Burnside shop. One lists it among their top three specialty-latte places, one praises its ginger and cardamom drinks, and one enjoys the seasonal drinks, pastries and cozy downstairs seating.

East Burnside

9 people recommendvia r/askportland

Many people recommend Old Friends, a coffee shop and roaster on Belmont. A couple call the cold brew a go-to or suggest its cold brew float, and one calls it top-tier. A few describe it as small. One commenter thinks it has the older Stumptown flavor nailed.

Belmont

9 people recommendvia r/askportland

People recommend Floyd's, a coffeehouse in Ladd's Addition. Several describe it as comfy or cozy, and two enjoy taking a coffee to stroll or sit around Ladd's Circle. One visitor counts its mocha among the good ones they have had.

Ladd S Addition

9 people recommendvia r/askportland

Many people recommend Bastion, and several name the Mississippi shop. A few single out the jam latte. One visitor calls the coffee good and the atmosphere well suited to remote workers.

Mississippi

9 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Most commenters recommend Flying Cat on Division, and several describe it as cozy or comfy. One commenter says it rotates through unusual lattes and one urges support for it as a local business. One found it so quiet they felt out of place, and another thinks it may be a bit far out but worth a visit.

Southeast Portland

9 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/askportland, r/Portland

People recommend Harder Day. Two rate the Woodstock shop well, and one says it pairs good coffee with beer. Two commenters warn: one warns others off and another who found the coffee short of expectations. One calls the newer Sandy location cute but noisy from traffic.

Woodstock

8 people recommendvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Many commenters recommend Saint Simon, and one who has been there says the coffee is very good. One calls it their go-to spot and another excellent. One commenter objects that the business closed a location they liked in favor of a newer one, and another says it is not always consistent. This entry is the shop on 15th.

8 people recommendvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Several people recommend Oblique, a small roaster on SE Stark. One calls its coffee great with no astringency, and another visits regularly for its beans and finds it better than Puff. One finds the look close to ideal, though the TVs used as menus seem out of place and there are no couches. One feels it is not as strong as other local shops.

8 people recommendvia r/askportland

Many people recommend Capitola, and a few name the Mississippi shop. One commenter describes a quiet, quaint interior courtyard where outside food is allowed with coffee, and one enjoyed a decaf there.

Mississippi

8 people recommendvia r/askportland

Many people recommend Hypnos, and several single out its lattes. Two praise the banana latte and a couple say its flavors rotate with the seasons. One commenter calls the cloud top very good. One commenter names the N Williams shop.

Williams

8 people recommendvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Many people recommend Tiny's, and several describe it as old-school. A few point to its patio. One commenter mentions a couple of couches and a pinball machine, and one loved spending the hours before work there.

8 people recommendvia r/askportland

Many people recommend Caffe Umbria, and one commenter suggests it for anyone who likes Italian-style cafes. One places a shop inside Zupan's near NW 23rd and Burnside, and one says they keep returning to an outlet near the Schnitz. Caffe Umbria has more than one outlet.

NW Burnside

8 people recommendvia r/askportland

Many people recommend Roste, a chocolate house that also serves coffee drinks, and several single out its mochas. One calls the oat-milk mocha a favorite and another the spiciest in town. Two mention the hot chocolate, and one says the chocolate is made in-house.

8 people recommendvia r/Portland, r/askportland

Many people recommend Cafe Cinco Siete, and commenters most often name its Sellwood shop. One recalls its orange mocha as amazing, one found it very tasty, and two point to its house-made syrups. One lists it among cafes with a good atmosphere.

Sellwood

8 people recommendvia r/askportland

Many people recommend Kalesa Coffee, and it appears on a few lists of cafes to try. One recommends the ube latte, one says the seasonal drinks are consistently excellent, and one says its roasts are consistently excellent though limited in number.

8 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/askportland

Most people recommend Slow Pour, and at the Sellwood branch a couple describe it as large with plenty of comfy seating. Two say the coffee is good, and one describes a living-room feel. One says it is good for working from home. One found a drink pricier than at another shop.

Sellwood

8 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Portland, r/askportland

Many people recommend Papaccino's. Two commenters describe the Woodstock shop as relaxed and old-school, and one likens its vibe to a hazy throwback dream. One rates it highly for sweet, foamy drinks, but another warns the coffee is very poor.

Woodstock

8 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/askportland

Most commenters recommend Exquisite Creatures, and a few single out its unusual flavored lattes, especially the popcorn-style drinks, which two call excellent. Another finds the coffee and vibes great. One commenter calls it expensive, and another who has never been says they will skip it.

7 people recommendvia r/askportland

People recommend The Stacks as a good coffee pick in North Portland, and several list it among North Portland spots. One commenter recommends the Killingsworth shop for its book-filled atmosphere.

North

7 people recommendvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Caffe Destino is a cafe on NE Fremont that many people recommend. One says its drink tastes quite good, one notes outdoor tables near Irving Park, and one describes an old-school vibe with fewer couches than some other cafes.

7 people recommendvia r/askportland

Many people recommend KISS Coffee on NE Ainsworth, and one commenter calls it a hidden gem. One praises its cozy space and breakfast sandwich, another the burritos, and one describes upscale diner-style food ordered at the sidewalk window.

NE Ainsworth

7 people recommendvia r/askportland, r/Portland

Many commenters recommend Cadejo Cafe, and one says its mole mocha is worth trying. One praises the pour over, espresso and Mexican pastries, and another says the Mexican-style breakfast food and coffee are very good. Another notes its focus on Latin American coffee and says the food is excellent.

7 people recommendvia r/askportland

Many commenters recommend Superjoy as a coffee shop worth a visit. One points to its pour overs, one says they enjoyed its Mexican-style mocha, and another says the shop roasts its own beans.

6 people recommendvia r/askportland

People recommend Rose City Book Pub, a pub that also serves coffee and tea. One points to couches, soft chairs and books to browse, and another to good food, events and cozy nooks. One who likes it says the well-worn seating is not especially comfortable.

Fremont

6 people recommendvia r/askportland

Several people recommend Drip Drop, a downtown coffee shop. One who visited praised the atmosphere, pastries, coffee and seasonal menu, and another calls it very good.

Downtown

6 people recommendvia r/askportland

Several people recommend Jet Black for coffee in Gateway. One likes the Mexican mocha made with oat milk, one calls it among the cheapest nearby, and another calls it a great coffee shop.

6 people recommendvia r/askportland

Several people recommend Haven as a good Northwest Portland coffee stop on NW Thurman. One says it sits in a calm neighborhood with a pleasant atmosphere, and another suggests grabbing coffee there and walking through the nearby park.

6 people recommendvia r/askportland

Costello's Travel Cafe is recommended by several commenters, and one family that has gone for years calls it cozy with great food. One calls the coffee good, and another spent an afternoon at the Broadway branch feeling quite at ease.

Broadway

6 people recommendvia r/askportland

Several people recommend Bison Coffeehouse, and one likes its old-school feel. One says they have not had a poor latte there yet, another finds the mocha tasty and says the bean roast can be picked, and another finds the pastries good.

6 people recommendvia r/askportland, r/Portland

People recommend Fehrenbacher Hof, and a few praise its atmosphere: one describes soft couches and armchairs, another finds the upstairs seating roomy and cozy, and a third says it keeps the dream alive. One says its breakfast sandwiches are excellent, and one counts its mocha among the good ones they have had.

Goose Hollow

6 people recommendvia r/askportland

Several people recommend Electrica. One says its bergamot matcha was very good and two find its latte flavors interesting or cool. One recommends it for great vibes and excellent coffee.

6 people recommendvia r/askportland

Abba Coffee Roasters is a coffee shop that several people recommend. Two back the sesame latte, one calls the sea-salt cream latte a favorite and describes the lattes as Korean-inspired, one says it has playful flavors, and one says it is a regular spot.

6 people recommendvia r/askportland

Commenters recommend Kind Coffee on SE Belmont. One says the coffee is delicious and the breakfast sandwiches really good, one calls its dirty chai a standout, and another names it the best option on Belmont.

Belmont

6 people recommendvia r/askportland

Coffee Beer is a coffee shop that also serves beer. A few people recommend it in answer to requests for a coffee-and-beer spot, one notes outdoor seating near Creston Park, and two say it has become a late-night option. One commenter advises checking hours ahead.

SE 42nd

6 people recommendvia r/askportland

Annex Coffee, which commenters call Eastside Coffee Bar and Workspace, is a cafe and workspace on SE 20th that many commenters recommend. A few point to it for working, and one says it has meeting pods and a printer. Another mentions a courtyard with picnic tables.

SE 20th

5 people recommendvia r/askportland

Maplewood Coffee & Tea is a coffee shop in the Maplewood area. Two say the coffee is good, one calls it cozy and another lovely. One likes the vibes but notes it gets crowded, and another finds parking and seats tricky when it is busy.

5 people recommendvia r/askportland

Commenters largely recommend Woodlawn Coffee. Two praise the coffee and atmosphere, one the drip, and one the pastries. One notes outdoor seating next to a park with views on clear days. Two say it can get very busy, one noting weekends.

5 people recommendvia r/askportland

Several commenters recommend Loro, and any branch they name is the Montavilla shop. One calls the miso butterscotch latte really good, another finds the interior really cool, and one says they fell in love with it.

Montavilla

5 people recommendvia r/askportland

Several people recommend Autumn Coffee. One calls it very good, two list it among their Northeast Portland picks, and another suggests it alongside Wildflower.