This was a nice coffee bar. The coffee was delicious and the vibe was modern and botanical. It was an open airy space. The barista was friendly and the coffee was good quality. They don't have any sugar free syrups. They do have a few signature drinks that look very interesting. I got the horchata latte with almond milk, and it did not disappoint. The coffee bar vibe/style isn't my favorite, I'm drawn more to the more warm eclectic inviting spaces, but that's a personal preference. What they do here they do very well, I recommend it if you jive that way.
This is a nice little coffee shop! Very friendly staff, good coffee, and an awesome modern vibe inside. It’s very light and spacious and nice on a rainy day or a sunny one. Definitely worth checking out! I also like that they have a seasonal menu.
First time here and glad I came. They have a great choice selection and various pastry choices too. I like the ambience and the subtle music playing in the background. It was interesting how busy it got as 10am approached on a Sunday morning. Lovely spot.
“Good” coffee is an understatement, it’s great!! Visiting from out of town and staying in the neighborhood, this has become my morning go-to. The staff is so friendly, it’s just a great experience every time. Definitely recommend this location.
Great spot, delicious coffee, nice seating, lots of natural light coming in. A must if you’re in the area. I hope to have the sarsaparilla&anise latte again soon!
Randomly tried out Good Coffee this morning and was blown away. The chocolate they use in their Mochas is so smooth and not really sweet. It is delicious! And the coffee itself is truly smooth! I will be back. Thank you! 😋
I loved this coffee shop! We came before they were closing and they were super nice and didn’t rush us. I tried their espresso and a scone, highly recommended.
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(This perspective is from a visitor from Seattle) Nice third-wave roaster. Prices are a bit more expensive than in Seattle, but tax is already included. Espresso was $3.50 but they give you the option between two origins. The filter coffee was a single origin coffee as well, which is surprising. Lattes were $5.50-7.00, depending on the size and type, but are seasonal. As tax is included, this makes the lattes comparable to, say, a Seattle Starbucks, making the lattes a good choice (uniqueness and value) for anyone who needs a suggestion.
The particular espresso I got was Peruvian, with notes of cherries and almonds. Very smooth and bright. It was pulled very well. They offer sparkling water upon request.
Single origins beans are pricey, in the $17-20 range for 10 oz. I've heard that coffee crops have gotten more expensive lately for a variety of reasons, so maybe this is typical now. Their cheapest beans are their normal and decaf blends, coming in at $16.50 and $17 for 12 oz., which actually isn't bad. If you are in the area, I recommend checking them out.
Good ambience and there are lots of seasonal drink options. Ordered a single origin espresso, a seasonal Cherry Cacao latte and a seasonal Smoked Fig latte. The espresso was served without sparkling water. When I asked about it, the barista told me they only sell canned flavored sparkling water… The two seasonal drinks definitely have interesting concepts but the taste is mediocre. As a pretty serious coffee person, I would come back to work there but not just for coffee.
My FAVORITE coffee shop in PDX! Amazing coffee and pastries in a beautiful space. The staff are all so kind and incredible at what they do! Love starting my day here (:
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