Portland Coffee Roasters

NE Airport Way, Portland
(503) 236-4030

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Just J

Every time I come through PDX and stop here, the staff is always friendly and fast.

Nan Schmitt

So fast! And the coffee was great! Made just the way I like it, and I make it complicated. 😏💕

Josh Payne

Their Oregon berry scone is hilariously bad. Hardly a trace of any berries in it. Totally not worth it.

HP Peng

This is for the barista by the name Jim who works at the coffee stand next to gate C15. He made an extraordinary effort to brew me a fantastic espresso, with all the wonderful flavors from the perfect extraction. I've never experienced such a wonderful shot from all my visits to different cafes. Amazing experience and it totally makes my day.

olajide macaulay

Had a latte here. Oh man was soo good. Definitely going to have another when I’m at PDX.

Ana Garcia

We decided to try this coffee since we have never had it. This was at the C gate. I had an americano and the staff were super friendly. No seating area but they did keep their area very clean.

Erika Myhre

I know some of the reviews are mixed, but we loved our coffee! Excellent service - very kind, quick, and helpful. Great iced americanos. Cute cart look. Loved it! Awesome option in the airport.

A C

Great Caramel macchiato made by a gorgeous devil in a red dress plus a good view while you wait for incoming guest.

Desiree Valdovinos

Unfortunately wouldn’t recommend the sandwiches- purchased a Molly chicken and pesto sandwich this afternoon flying out of PDX and found two dark brown hairs in the sandwich…

Jessica Felts

One of the best, if not THE best blended white chocolate mocha i've ever had. Thank you!

Ian Macruadh

Portland Coffee Roasting—now this is a place that knows how to treat coffee with a bit of respect. They keep it simple, but they keep it good. The coffee is smooth, balanced, and doesn’t have that over-roasted, charcoal edge you get from certain big chains. You can tell they care about the quality, from the beans they source to the way they roast.

The atmosphere is relaxed, nothing flashy, just a solid spot to sit down and enjoy a genuinely good cup of coffee. Plus, they’re big on sustainability, which you can appreciate if you like your coffee with a side of conscience. It’s not the cheapest cup you’ll find, but it’s worth it if you want coffee that actually tastes like coffee.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Brew, Sandwich with Bacon

Boyce Postma

This review is for the location inside the terminal which is conveniently not on google maps. Don’t be deceived by the shorter line. It’s not worth it. I knew that PCR used a crematorium to roast their beans, but it is worse than I remembered. Companies dark roast their beans because they are hiding how crappy they are. Hands down worst coffee in Portland. Only buy if you are okay with caffeinated char. And no, I don’t want to be upsold a plastic bottle of water at 6am.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 1

Service: 3

Heather P.R.

I went to the cute Portland Coffee Roasters stand in the airport. I love that this roaster is an option in PDX because I get sick of seeing Starbucks and Dutch Bros, though I know they are popular. The stand is cute and has great options.

I ordered a 1/2 sweet vanilla latte and bagel with cream cheese. They were super fast in getting this ready for me. The bagel was great and beautifully toasted. Really hit the spot. The vanilla latte however was not. Some of it could be me, as I really don't like my lattes that sweet. It did not taste half sweet and was really unsatisfactory. Could have been a fluke, but it was a bummer, especially being in an airport where that would really elevate the flying experience.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Andrea F

I was happy to see there was an option for coffee at the end of the C Terminal. Friendly service, good coffee, reasonable prices. You can not do much better!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Steven Mejia

$3.50 for a 16oz drip coffee so can’t complain. It was good and the line was shorter than Stumptown and Starbucks.

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