Prince Coffee

Very friendly cafe serving very special coffee. Some beans here - proud Mary coffee - have Australian links and roasted in Portland! The merchandise are all good taste so I bought some for people that like having Prince in their collection. Cashew pesto breakfast sandwich was delicious and easy on the stomach. Also has their overnight chia pudding granola, all excellent to complete breakfast in case you’re not in the mood to be wait listed by the popular Breakfast restaurants or waiting for pips!

Good coffee experience. I was a fan of their old location and I honestly think I enjoyed that physical space more, but that’s just my preference. The staff and environment were busy during our visit (weekday, lunch time) but our order still came out quick. I got the stroop latte as an homage to their old stroop waffle offerings. It bums me out they don’t sell them anymore even though the waffles have a strong prominence in their brand and branding strategies. The latte was well made and did indeed taste like a waffle.

Awesome coffee served up from a variety of top roasters, like proud Mary, heart, and methodical. Pastries and sandwiches are also great, and the vibes are immaculate.

Love Portland and it's coffee scene. So many choices coffee shops to try! Been wanting to try this Dutch inspired coffee shop and the stroopwafel! The stroopwafel is a Dutch soft safely with a small crunch filled with a cinnamon and caramel sauce. Simply delicious! I like to dip it in my hot espresso and eat it after drinking my espresso.

Very beautiful, modern space and they also sell some local goods. Excellent customer service and moderate street parking.

Good coffee, okayyy pastries, but more importantly they quite disruptively begin shutting the coffee shop down 45 minutes before closing, slinging chairs around, freezing us all out by leaving the front door open, taking your cups, closing the whole place around you, and making it quite uncomfortable to be in the shop for the last hour. If i’d done that at any coffee shop or restaurant I’ve worked at I’d have been reminded that it’s quite rude to everyone supporting you by being there and buying coffee. Seriously it’s freezing in here, and it’s 3:31

Pretty good coffee and vibe, but on my last visit the barista was particularly surly and apparently indifferent to customer orientation which made tipping for “service” a challenge. I’ll try again sometime in the hope that that was a one-off.

Charming coffee shop with a great cup of coffee and friendly service. I visited on a Monday morning, love their chill vibe and beautiful interior decor. I had a soy latte and a white bean bagel (which is vegan) and they are delicious. At the moment indoor seatings are removed but there are several small tables outside on the pavement.

Solid spot! Great COVID precaution and friendly staff that kept the line moving nicely. Trendy layout with lots of eye-catching merch, and a decent menu full of standard brunch options and a comprehensive drink list. We got the stroopwaffel (which they’re known for) which tasted fresh and is in the upper echelon of stroopwaffels that we’ve tried. We also got the bagel (very good) and the ham breakfast sandwich (also good). The prices were spot on, and the service was speedy and attentive. Prince Coffee also has a good range of seating out front that is in full view of the morning sun (when it shows up). Maybe I’ll come back and buy a sweater one day.

I found it hard to be really impressed with Prince Coffee. The staff seemed fairly overwhelmed, and the drip and espresso I received didn't have any excessive astringency or anything, but I found them to be somewhat lackluster. I will say that it's a cute shop with ample seating. The location is nice and parking was easy to find.

This review is long overdue, I have been a huge fan of prince coffee for years. They serve fabulous coffees typically from Heart, Roseline, or Proud Mary, with a number of guest roasters making appearances. I typically come for the coffee, however their pastries are pretty great as well. While I am sad to hear their stroopwafels are a thing of the past, they were the best in the city, made fresh daily, it is understandable with how time consuming they were to make and the amount of waste resulting from unsold inventory at the end of the day. Nevertheless, they do a great job. Props to Katie and her team.