Stumptown Coffee Roasters

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  Anna E.

  ·1 month ago

  “Rose gold latte was good ($8 for 16oz). Love the cups. The cafe is spacious and has cool art. The snake table really surprised me.”

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  Nate Flores

  ·2 months ago

  “You can always count on Stumptown to deliver high quality coffee and this location did not disappoint. The nitro cold brew was perfectly creamy and delicious. It had a velvety texture with hints of cocoa and stone fruit. Interesting that the default for all milk based coffees is oat milk. I have never seen this before but appreciate the change without the unnecessary upcharge. The pistachio croissant was too dense but had a nice flavor. It was more scone than flaky, puffy croissant. Overall, the service was good and attentive. The atmosphere was calm and relaxing as a coffee shop should be. I would recommend this coffee shop for anyone who appreciates craft coffee made by people who care about quality.”

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  Aon

  ·2 months ago

  “Perfect latte! 10/10. Smooth, rich, and flavorful. Worth the wait in line. Friendly staff! Loved the security guard who posed for the picture 😄 …”

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  Benjamin T

  ·2 months ago

  “Good coffee spot to pause and have a quick break before exploring the town, saturday market, etc...”

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  S E

  ·3 months ago

  “They originally used to pull fantastic espresso. Hands down used to be one of best espressos served in US. Not kidding. It has gone commercial for the past several years. Still a decent espresso is served here. Sadly Portland has severely deteriorated that they have to post a guard (with gun) at the front entrance. Extremely dirty bathroom.”

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  stacylaughs

  ·3 months ago

  “Long time location for Stumptown. Same great coffee. Lots of space. Oat milk is the standard.”

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  Iris D

  ·3 months ago

  “First time here, the cafe is very cute and relaxing. Good amount of seating and space, clean tables, nice customer service. There was a security guard at the door which is a nice plus. I got a cold brew and a brioche cinnamon roll, unfortunately it was pretty dry so I just ate the top half.”

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  beat OTA

  ·3 months ago

  “I visited this coffee shop quite a while ago. It had a wonderful atmosphere, and I was very satisfied. The staff were also very friendly and welcoming, which made me happy. It's a place I'd like to visit again someday. Thank you for the delicious coffee.✨😊☕️”

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  Harish V

  ·4 months ago

  “Had a single origin americano and a cortado. Barista was friendly and answered our queries really well. Ambience is pretty cool too.”

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  Michell Gilman

  ·4 months ago

  “I didn’t feel welcomed at all at this location. My first time here was yesterday afternoon, meeting up with a friend for catching up. I didn’t fully understand the menu & was looking for a mocha or latte. I’ve been getting coffee for many years & always had whip added. I guess it’s some Portland thing because this is the 2nd place that doesn’t offer it. I didn’t understand. Anyway, the barista wasn’t very patient nor did he bother to offer any suggestions (I’d ordered a hazelnut mocha because I couldn’t think of anything else). Anyway, he started the coffee & asked if I was ok with oat milk and I asked if regular milk was available. He said “you mean dairy?” like he was disgusted with me. I’m autistic & oat milk has an awful taste/texture I am unable to tolerate. By then I was so nervous & anxious I decided to not have the coffee and chose a canned nitro (it’s the creamy type texture I love) and he waved me off and said “just take it!” I put it back and went over to sit & visit with my friend who seemed surprised at his behavior. I only stayed because she was already set up there but I was unable to have any food/drink at this visit because he was such a rude jerk. I don’t expect a lot but being patient and helpful go a long way. I definitely wasn’t trying to ruin his day or anything. But he’s definitely not a safe person for women, newcomers, or people with disabilities, in my experience. I’ve never had this kind of experience getting coffee. I love Stumptown coffee but I guess I’ll have to have it at home. I don’t get to socialize often and it’s really disappointing to feel so unwelcome.”

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