Thank you, Stumptown, for being such a wonderful coffee roaster. Living without your fresh coffee in Guam would have been rough, and not paying the shipping fee is one of the best perks. As long as I stay on Guam, I will order coffee from Stumptown Coffee!
Rafe Hazza
The best coffee but unfortunately they have the slowest service.
Winata Prayitno
We like Stumptown Coffee beans. We didnt like the barista though, didnt understand how many shots of espresso in the drink and told us not took picture of the bar coz of privacy lol
Sindhu Singh : ShineWithMe
Very nice atmosphere. Location is amazing. But coffee is just okay. But expensive. 7.5$ for 16oz breve. Not so strong coffee
Jun Kwon
Friendly staff Good coffee
benjix21
Not the best vibe, but they serve a great Chai latte. That's what I come to Stumptown for! Dona chai is just perfect!
Priti Kumar
Love their drip coffee. They also do an awesome cortado. It has a cool warehouse type look with lots of seating. They have a variety of pastries as well.
Roger Allen Burns
Good coffee
Abigail Cabrera
Randomly was looking for coffee and we found this! It does have a security person outside because the line gets long and to avoid over crowding. Which I appreciated. Line move swiftly. Had a vanilla latte and a specialty coffee drink. Clean and friendly service. Simple menu which is great if you truly enjoy good quality coffee. There is space to sit there and restrooms but is busy inside if you stay long.
Kai Dwd
Being downtown on a Sunday morning always offers a different vibe. The freedom from parking worries allows me to explore more and relax before the hustle and bustle begins. I can comfortably sit and savor the taste of coffee. I usually buy Stumptown coffee beans during sales at Fred Meyer and stick to Single Origin for pour-over brewing. Additionally, I enjoy Groundwork's Ethiopia light roast, extracting it using an espresso machine. When visiting Portland, I exclusively drink Stumptown coffee, and this specific store is my go-to place, particularly on Sunday mornings. Street parking is free until 1 p.m. on Sundays, making it even more convenient. I definitely recommend this spot!
I had many great coffee in this lovely city. The one I had here, was the only one that didn’t have any special flavor. Though, I hope mine was just an exception.
Grand Hyena
Great vibes & outlet. Very good coffee for sure
Leah Sadler
We came to Stumptown when they were doing the Coraline theme. It was a fun experience seeing the art and displays. The coffee and scone were good but nothing to write home about. The line was long but moved quickly. There were plenty of seats and tables available even though it was busy.
Ellie M
Honestly I didn’t have a bad experience here but I also wouldn’t seek it out. The scone with sun dried tomato was the only savory option except for actual sandwiches (no croissants, bagels, etc.) and was a little odd. I always order my coffee for here but they put my scone and coffee in to go packaging. The staff is nice enough but I really don’t enjoy drinking my coffee from a paper cup and if their ethos is supposed to be sustainability I don’t know why they would default to disposables. They had beautiful art up and were playing good music - it had a good vibe overall.
Thank you, Stumptown, for being such a wonderful coffee roaster. Living without your fresh coffee in Guam would have been rough, and not paying the shipping fee is one of the best perks. As long as I stay on Guam, I will order coffee from Stumptown Coffee!
The best coffee but unfortunately they have the slowest service.
We like Stumptown Coffee beans. We didnt like the barista though, didnt understand how many shots of espresso in the drink and told us not took picture of the bar coz of privacy lol
Very nice atmosphere. Location is amazing. But coffee is just okay. But expensive. 7.5$ for 16oz breve. Not so strong coffee
Friendly staff
Good coffee
Not the best vibe, but they serve a great Chai latte. That's what I come to Stumptown for! Dona chai is just perfect!
Love their drip coffee. They also do an awesome cortado. It has a cool warehouse type look with lots of seating. They have a variety of pastries as well.
Good coffee
Randomly was looking for coffee and we found this! It does have a security person outside because the line gets long and to avoid over crowding. Which I appreciated. Line move swiftly. Had a vanilla latte and a specialty coffee drink. Clean and friendly service. Simple menu which is great if you truly enjoy good quality coffee. There is space to sit there and restrooms but is busy inside if you stay long.
Being downtown on a Sunday morning always offers a different vibe. The freedom from parking worries allows me to explore more and relax before the hustle and bustle begins. I can comfortably sit and savor the taste of coffee.
I usually buy Stumptown coffee beans during sales at Fred Meyer and stick to Single Origin for pour-over brewing. Additionally, I enjoy Groundwork's Ethiopia light roast, extracting it using an espresso machine. When visiting Portland, I exclusively drink Stumptown coffee, and this specific store is my go-to place, particularly on Sunday mornings.
Street parking is free until 1 p.m. on Sundays, making it even more convenient. I definitely recommend this spot!
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Disgusting.
I had many great coffee in this lovely city. The one I had here, was the only one that didn’t have any special flavor. Though, I hope mine was just an exception.
Great vibes & outlet.
Very good coffee for sure
We came to Stumptown when they were doing the Coraline theme. It was a fun experience seeing the art and displays. The coffee and scone were good but nothing to write home about. The line was long but moved quickly. There were plenty of seats and tables available even though it was busy.
Honestly I didn’t have a bad experience here but I also wouldn’t seek it out. The scone with sun dried tomato was the only savory option except for actual sandwiches (no croissants, bagels, etc.) and was a little odd. I always order my coffee for here but they put my scone and coffee in to go packaging. The staff is nice enough but I really don’t enjoy drinking my coffee from a paper cup and if their ethos is supposed to be sustainability I don’t know why they would default to disposables. They had beautiful art up and were playing good music - it had a good vibe overall.
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