Futura Coffee Roasters

Hip cafe with a great mission. Not the most extensive food options, especially for those with dietary restrictions but it's a coffee shop, and their coffee is amazing and well curated/roasted.

This place is lovely and the owners are eco-savvy, they even order milk from a company that delivers in refillable glass bottles, and they offer borrowable reusable to-go cups.

Got a simple dairy milk 12oz latte. It's not very good if I'm honest. It has a strange flavor/smell that reminds me of the smell of the store.

Delicious latte, friendly and efficient service. Single-origin coffees are available, as well as tea and a selection of pastries. In a town known for great coffee, they still stand out as one of the better places I've been.

This newly remodeled coffee shop has all the good vibes. Light, bright, good background music, and cool plants. Food options are a bit limited, but since it's not a restaurant, I can understand. The coffee is great and the staff were even better.

Delicious! Really good coffee. And amazing bagels sandwiches.

Pleasant space. Menu is decidedly coffee-centric with a very small nod to non-coffee drinkers. If they have treats, they've never had them in stock when I visit. So probably best for coffee purists.

Aesthetically pleasing! Clean,nice people,great food and delicious coffee.☕

Possibly the worst coffee shop in PDX. They're serving bagels with canned cooked salmon in place of lox. Disgusting. Latte's also pretty bad. Milk was off. I suppose in that area choices are scant, but I wouldn't recommend.

Really, really slow. One person taking orders and making the coffee. Another person doing food orders.
The coffee was okay. I wasn't blown away by my single origin cup.
They have homemade syrups, but you have to ask because they are not posted anywhere.
It didn't seem like a place to relax and enjoy a cup. Everyone in there was talking really loudly and the acoustics weren't great.
Maybe it just wasn't my kind of place. There is one outdoor table with two benches.