Ranger Chocolate Co.

The best spicy chai and chocolate in Portland!!

I am so glad that I stopped here before heading to a conference at the convention center. Friendly staff, great chocolate, and amazing cast iron biscuits!

Very nice atmosphere and staff

Love the staff, Z and Caroline, they are very friendly and resourceful. They use real, local ingredients.
We ordered Smores mocha and hazelnut affogato, both were amazing!!!

Cozy spot with nice employees ??

Nice locally made bean to bar chocolate shop. The chocolate is tasty, you can sample on request. They have drinks (I had Willamette Drinking chocolate, it is a hot chocolate drink, not thick ceremonial drinking chocolate $6)
Small bars start at $6, large bars start at $10

Would absolutely give more stars if I could! The lovely employees explained the menu to us a little bit and we decided on a sipping chocolate and a micro mocha. The employee brought out the most delicious looking assortment along with some Marionberry bonbons for us to try. Everything is DELICIOUS! I highly recommend stopping by if you’re in Portland!
(Micro mocha on the left, sipping chocolate assortment in the middle, bonbons on the right)

Loved their special Hot Chocolate and Mocha. Might be one of the best Mocha drinks I've had in a while. The people were super nice and gave us a quick tour of the chocolate making process. Although there are no real food options, there are some small pastries available along with the delicious drinks and their chocolate bars. The seating inside has a few tables and a good amount of bar seating. Pricing is reasonable and comparable to average coffee shop prices. The chocolates are top quality. Would highly recommend!

Chocolate drinks here are exceptional. Got both the special hot chocolate and mocha.

My group tasted some chocolate bars too and really loved the flavors of the maple, milk and Oregon bars. Milk chocolate is not boring!!!!

Just know that this place does not have any more breakfast toasts and has limited seating. They do have windiw bar seating and pastries though!

Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. Drinking chocolate was hands down my favorite and very affordable. Great artwork on candy bars and mural, a "laptop free" zone to encourage human connection. Get a parking code from baristas to get free parking. I suggest you double check prices before you buy as each bar is a different price and some can be expensive.

Excellent beverages. While enjoying a delicious chocolate treat, the very air around you is thick with the smell of cacao. I've enjoyed everything that I've tried here. Absolutely a must for every chocolate lover.

I go there just for the campfire biscuits, fresh jam and hot coco!

The chocolate here is great! I liked everyone I tried, but the Thai is phenomenal. Both my friend and I loved our drinks. Friendly staff and lots of options.

Baristas were very nice and gave good break downs of their recommendations. Their chai latte was my favorite and my brother loved his s'mores mocha. We thought the butterscotch latte was a bit underwhelming in flavor compared to the others. We splurged and got the bon bons which were our favorite chocolate. My brother liked the espresso chocolate but I thought the wine one was a bit odd, can't put my finger on why. It is a fun space where they have their production shelving coming out into the cafe and you can see some of the workers in the back. Kind of a woodsy industrial vibe. Parking was very difficult to find but we also went when the convention center had something going on. Lastly, my only complaint would be that the chocolate bars are not scored in any way. No lines for east breaking, no embossment. So you either break it apart with your hands or like I did, cut it with a knife into smaller pieces, but then you lose a lot of the smaller, finer pieces. Anyway, cute and yummy shop, and a great place for gifts.

The s'mores mocha and Tillamook cheddar rosemary scone were delicious! Also snagged some of the Oregon maple bon bons, which were pricey but really tasty and benefitted the nonprofit Oregon Maple Project. (Who knew Oregon had a maple scene?!) Just know that their food options are limited to pastries, some of the food pictures on Google reviews are outdated. :)