Portland Oregon coffee houses are almost as plentiful as residential homes throughout the city. Well, that may be a bit of a stretch, but they are all over! ;)

It's been reported that Portland residents drink more gourmet coffee than anyone else in the nation, including Seattle, which is home to the very first Starbucks. That's impressive, if not a little scary realizing how many caffeine zombies are walking the streets of the city at any given time! hehe.
It's rare not to see someone carrying a steaming hot drip, Mocha, Latte, Cappuccino, Double Shot, Frappe, Iced Coffee, and on and on and on, whether working or playing. A hand without a mug or cup is nearly like seeing someone walking around without their head.
Obviously, we take our coffee very seriously, with many shops offering ongoing coffee cupping events to anyone wanting to learn more about what they drink.

You're likely to find an Internet Cafe or coffee house in Portland Oregon whenever and wherever the need may hit you. As with the majority of America, you're going to see an abundance of Starbucks in malls, on street corners and book stores. Don't even get me started with Starbucks....or as I like to refer to it as, "CHARBUCKS!"
But, we do boast our own little addiction joints such as Stumptown Coffee Roasters. The original Stumptown shop opened in 1999 over on SE 45th and Division and has now expanded out. They were awarded 2006 Roaster of the Year by Roast Magazine. The owner is very particular about the beans! Many Portland Oregon coffee shops serve Stumptown coffee as their brew of choice.
To me, Portland and coffee are buddies that just go great together. I find both very comforting and warming to my soul. Also, since Portland is a very business-oriented and productive city, a fresh cup of Joe without a speedy Wifi connection for your laptop is bordering on heresy. Here's a wonderful site to find all the Wifi hotspots in Portland.
Finding a comfortable and friendly Portland Oregon coffee shop is important to me, since I do a good majority of my affiliate marketing work from these "satellite offices" of mine. My must-haves are good lighting, larger, comfortable tables and chairs, music that is not too loud and preferably soothing, and a strong, free WiFi connection. When those pieces fall into place, I'm a very happy camper! ;)
Below is a video of myself and my friend, Wade Pack, when we attended the 2010 Coffee Fair at the World Forestry Center here in Portland. We had a good deal of fun and downed a gallon or two of coffee.
You can find other videos of my exploits in and around Portland at my YouTube channel. I'd love to have you Friend me. Don't forget to rate and subscribe, too! ;)
Here are a few of the Portland Oregon coffee houses that are unique to the city:
Do you want a Portland Oregon Coffee enhanced listing? They're nice and inexpensive! Contact me for more information.

Coffee Villa - 13011 NE Fourth Plain Blvd, Suite 106,
Vancouver, WA. 98682 - 360.892-0233
Serving up mochas, lattes, frap, 100% whey protein shakes, smoothies, muffins, bagels, doughnuts, sandwiches, and more.
Spacious living room setting with a warm fireplace and large, cozy chairs and couches for your important meeting or special time with a friend. Free WiFi.
For more information, visit the Coffee Villa page
Being an activist myself and a fan of justice, I felt the need to state that I will never patronize The Red & Black Cafe in SE Portland. Why?
In May of 2010, Portland police officer, ex-marine, and ex-soldier, who proudly served our country in Iraq, James Crooker, stopped by Red & Black Cafe one afternoon to grab a cup of coffee while on his beat. He was promptly refused service and asked to leave. What was Officer Crooker's crime that day? Nothing more than being a police officer. dressed in uniform. That's it and that is just plain wrong.
Read the whole story here and here. You couldn't pay me to visit the Red & Black Cafe in Portland. Never, ever.
Review a Portland coffee shop and tell us all about it. What is the attraction? How is the coffee? What types of drinks and foods are served? Are the prices good? Let us know so we can join you. ;)
Click below to see contributions from other visitors to this page...
Review of Rimsky-Korsakoffee House - Portland 




Rimsky-Korsakoffee House in Portland has a fun, homey atmosphere, DELICIOUS treats, and great coffee. It is an unmarked and unadvertised coffee shop, …
Contrary Coffee House on PSU Campus 



I can't believe the beady-eyed little man behind the counter is a real business owner! I saw him throw a credit card back at a lady customer. Apparently, …
Back To The Grind Review Not rated yet
Back To The Grind on SE Powell Blvd in Portland is a great little neighborhood cafe.
They have great sandwiches and the best potato salad in town. Good …
Review Green Beans Coffee And Tea On NE Burnside Not rated yet
Green Beans Coffee and Tea on NE Burnside is my neighborhood coffee shop favorite.
They have solid coffee (water avenue, brewed perfectly), incredibly …
Review: Vivace Coffee in Portland Not rated yet
Vivace Coffee in Portland, OR is awesome!
It has local, organic coffees, good music, and good food.
It's just snobby enough to make me feel special. …
The Original Coffee Brake - Good Coffee! Not rated yet
It's hard to find a really good coffee shop outside of the downtown / east side cluster. I live in Aloha, and usually don't want to drive downtown or even …
Review of Posies Cafe in Portland, OR Not rated yet
I love the new Posies Cafe at 8208 N. Denver Avenue here in Portland. They just opened and are breathing new life into our little downtown Kenton 'hood. …
Make sure that when you hit up some of these great places that you partake of more than just the Portland Oregon coffee. The baked goods, organic teas and food tends to be really good and the comfortable atmospheres are equally wonderful.

<< From Portland Oregon Coffee back to Living in Portland Oregon
<< Back home to Uniquely Portland Oregon
New! Comments