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Best Places in Portland for Coffee this Fall
Dated: August 29 2023
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In Portland, Oregon, a city renowned for its coffee culture, it’s not hard to find a good cup of joe. Many of the cafes in the area offer a variety of specialty and classic drinks, such as an indoor oat milk latte or a Japanese iced coffee. For instance, some cafes create coffee mocktails using spices such as cloves and cardamom. Many Portland shops also offer a variety of snacks and pastries.
If you're ready to warm up with a great cup of coffee as the temperatures drop this fall, check out one of these Portland shops!
Electrica is a cafe that serves Japanese tea and Mexican coffee in the Schoolhouse Electric building, which is located off of Vaughn. While waiting for the store's interior to open, you can try Japanese matcha from Portland's own Mizuba and a traditional tea ceremony drink made with matcha from Japan, which Seiji Nanbu personally selected. Electrica also serves Reforma Roasters, founded by Angel Medina of República. In addition, Electrica also serves pour-overs from North Carolina roaster, Black and White Coffee.
The Never Coffee space is located in Southeast Portland's creative district, making it an ideal stop for those looking for a caffeine fix. The shop’s interior features vibrant colors and various accessories, such as the espresso machine's rainbow lettering and the Birds of Paradise coffee bags. Its signature drinks, such as the Midnight Oil and the Oregon Latte, are also made with great ingredients. The space features picnic table seating that can be used all day long. It allows people to enjoy their food at the cafe, as well as the food carts and wine bar.
The industrial-chic shop serves up a variety of breakfast sandwiches and coffees, and it's the perfect place to start your day. The ideal start to your day begins with a freshly brewed coffee and then a fried egg sandwich. At Push X Pull, they focus on coffees that have been extracted through what is known as natural processing, which involves the use of gravity, heat, and time to remove the fruit from the beans. These coffees are known for their unique flavors and are available in multiple varieties.
In Portland's South Waterfront, Oracle is the city's premiere vegan coffee shop. A Fall Out Boy member co-founded it, and its reputation for providing exceptional coffee has not changed. You'll find coffee from the Terrain Coffee Project at Oracle, served as espresso drinks, cold brews, and more. For those looking for something special, the cafe offers a flapjack latte sweetened with cinnamon and brown sugar. Oracle only serves vegan and plant-based pastries and milk.
One of the original third-wave coffee shops in Portland is Stumptown Coffee. Since 1999, this establishment has been regarded as one of Portland's most prominent coffee shops. It has spread to various parts of the country. Pick up a bag of locally grown whole beans from Stumptown for home!
Originally a food cart, Spella Caffé relocated to a more permanent location in a tiny hole-in-the-wall. It is one of Portland's most charming establishments, and if you're looking for an old-school and European place, this is the place for you. The staff at Spella Caffé has mastered the art of creating the perfect coffee drink, such as lattes and cappuccinos. The foam is as light and airy as a cloud, and the beans are properly roasted.
Where do you grab coffee in Portland? Which place is your favorite for a fall latte?
Joe & Liz Edwards
Joe EdwardsReal Estate is not just a career for me, it’s in my blood. In fact, my family was one of the largest home builder in the Portland Metro area from the 60’s through the 80’s....
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