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This is a very nice and interesting place to have a coffee and enjoy a "do-it-yourself"....because here you can choose a blank ceramic piece and paint it by yourself while you get your coffee, tea or whatever you like.
Contact Rochelle, she's the Manager.
Cafe-latte. Leave a Comment Theme: CoffeehousePrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: 315 NE 3rd St.Phone: 503- 472 4021Directions: McMinnville, Oregon.
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I have never come across so many indulgent specialty hot chocolates. Each drink comes with whipped cream and a hand-crafted Moonstruck chocolate on top. Amazing! Don't miss their Espresso drinks either. Some can be very rich and full of chocolate, but you can also get a more traditional coffee drink -- but why would you ? This is all about chocolate!
Chocolate Chai, Moonstruck Mocha... truly heaven on earth. Not for the weak-- be prepared, these are very sweet and rich drinks! You can get a regular espresso, though.
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It's like chilling at home with all your friends, but with coffee! Slip past the kids chatting on the front porch and drop a big tip in the jar with your drink and sandwich, then head down to the basement. You'll see what I mean. It's easy to waste WAY too much time lounging on the couches down here. When you're bored you'll want to doodle on the walls, make forts out of the couches and tables, and rearrange the artwork. Then you'll be tempted to lie down on a couch and fall asleep. Too bad there isn't mom to wake you up and shoe you out! Leave a Comment Theme: CoffeehouseComparison: about averageAddress: 1214 NW 21st Ave and Overton
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Torrefazione does americanos like no other place. Rather than make a shot of espresso and then pour hot water into your cup, they steam the espresso for about three minutes, getting every last bit of savory goodness from those beans. There's no hot water added, it's all from the espresso steaming. The result is a super dark thick espresso drink, neither bitter nor burnt, just pure flavor.
Americanos are only made in the states as far as I know - see my Moscow page for a funny story of trying to get an americano in Moscow!
Peet's ain't too bad for coffee. Neither is Seattle's best. Starbucks sux.
Americano. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: NW 23rd, NW EverettOther Contact: The NW 23rd location is a block
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Good, well roasted coffee. An added extra bonus is that it's all served in lovely Tuscan ceramics. Better than those stupid paper cups from Starbucks. Plus they have a coffee named Sardinia or something...most 'italian places in america' don't even have sardinia on their maps. Usually they have the boot or Italy plus Sicily and then the map doesn't show sardinia (about the size of sicily) So that's a good tip to see if the restaurant is even somewhat authentic.OK. I'm done now with the Sardinia thing. Theme: CoffeehousePrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: NW 23rd. Ave.
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The food is good but this is a neighborhood place. Families hang out here and singles as well of all ages including college students. There is free WiFi so a dozen or so people and teachers with laptops are here working on papers. Local artwork for sale. People bring their dogs and bikes. There is outside seating and dog cleanup bags just in case and doggy treats. They have Stumptown brand coffee. There is a little section for kids to play. They serve beer and wine, and serve mainly breakfast and lunch. Singles meet here on dates.
huge egg sandwich Theme: CoffeehousePrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: 5250 NE Halsey St., Portland, OR 97213Phone: (503) 546-1833Directions: Normandale Park area near 60th, Exit 58 I-84 Eastbound, left at light, left at light on 60th, left at light on NE Halsey, 2 blocks on left at lightWebsite: http://www.dailymarketcafe.com/
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This is a quirky coffee shop that sells local gourmet coffee, green tea from Tibet, breakfast and other drinks. I had some of the best coffee in town here. It may be a small place, but don't let that fool you.
I loved their Breakfast Malt Latte, I think that is the name. They add breakfast cereal with malt, chocolate and coffee. Absolutely heavenly. Leave a Comment Theme: CoffeehousePrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: 35 NE 20th AvePhone: (503) 238-0871Directions: This is between NE 20th and Burnside. Turn left on 20th.
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There is probably one coffee house per block in Portland. Maybe not that many, but there are plenty. I chose the same one each day that I visited in Portland this spring. The young men at the counter were nice and friendly. I heard someone say that going up to the nearby coffeehouse was so "Btarbucks". By the way, I started to recognize the same customers in just a few days.
Mocha Grande & good poppyseed scones & free filtered water Leave a Comment Theme: CoffeehousePrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterAddress: Alder & BroadwayDirections: The corner of Alder and Broadway.
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If you come to Portland, Vivace is a place you have to visit. Vivace is a creperie/coffeehouse. I personally prefer to think of it as a little slice
of heaven located in Oregon. Vivace is located in the very posh 23rd area of Downtown Portland. Vivace offers a variety of sweet and savory crepes, something for everyone's taste. If you are not a crepe fan (do such people actually exist?) you can get your coffee fix here too. Vivace offers
anything from an espresso, latte to a cappucino. Vivace is a self serve style of place. You place your order at the counter, grab your order and take a seat. For the computer geeks they even offer free WiFi.
I tried a few things at Vivace and everything was delicious. When it comes to beverages, I would highly recommend their white hot chocolate. It's one of
the best hot chocolate cups I drank in my lifetime. For those with a sweet tooth, I would recommend the crepe stuffed with nutella, bananas and roasted almonds topped with whipped creme. If you are in the mood for a savory crepe I recommend the mushrooms, mozzarella, spinach and egg crepe. Yummy! Leave a Comment Theme: DessertPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: NW 23rd & Pettygrove St Phone: 503.228.3667 Directions: Located in the preppy NW 23rd area. From any area of the Downtown simply take the street car to 23rd and walk a few block to Vivace. Website: %r http://www.vivaceportland.com/ %r
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A Mother/ Daughter team started this gem of a coffehouse in the Sellwood neighborhood district. They took an empty convenience store , painted the walls purple, cleared the concrete floors and started pulling their coffee machine. Now it is a place where you can wi-fi, let you dog stop in for a minute,and sit your couple kids down at a miniature table of their own. Every month a revolving selection of local art appears on the walls.
I love the cushy chairs for sitting and reading a book. There is even an on-site upright piano. Want to play a game of checkers or mah jong...there are game boards located on the shelves.
I stop in for a brewed cup of Tao of Tea. I got away from the coffee thing 1 1/2 years ago.
Also available are Italian sodas, Odwalla juices, and local baked goods.
I think most of all , the neighbors stop in to keep the place alive. During nice weather there is out door seating /patio and a covered gazebo for those who smoke. Leave a Comment Theme: CoffeehousePrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: 8609 S.E. 17th Ave.Phone: 503 232 8202Directions: Sellwood neighborhood. Near the sellwood bridgeWebsite: www.twinparadoxpdx.com
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