Portland Coffee Roasters

The food and service keeps going further and further downhill here. Please tell me why I paid $20 for this burrito and the wrong coffee order? Coffee quality is at least good but the employees are consistently rushing (I actually think they're either understaffed or poorly managed) because they're at least always nice.

Great local coffee. My lattés are never burnt. I often get the lumberjack sandwich but they have a large selection of quick breakfast options. Plus their Pumpkin Pie Latte is better than any pumpkin spice latté.

Having recently visited Portland's Coffee Roasters on Southeast Oak Street, I was thoroughly impressed by this charming local cafe. The moment you walk in, you're greeted by an inviting atmosphere that strikes the perfect balance between cozy and spacious. The cafe offers abundant seating arrangements suited for various needs – comfortable couches for casual meetups, well-spaced tables for those looking to spread out with work, and intimate corners perfect for getting lost in a good book. The thoughtful interior design creates distinct zones while maintaining an open, airy feel throughout. Their menu is a testament to quality over quantity. The cream cheese bagels we ordered were exceptional – perfectly toasted with a generous layer of creamy spread. What truly stood out, however, were the

It's a very Chic place. Very welcoming, lots of windows and lighting yet feels homey and cozy. As always this roaster does a good job with their roasting and the coffee speaks to this. A really good selection of bakery items and sandwiches.

I love this place and the coffee, but the staff is always rude, especially the barista with blue hair. She just ignores me when I ask her questions or say thank you. It makes me sad so I never sit in and enjoy my drink because I feel like they don’t want me there.