18 Cafés in Portland
Sorted by how many people would go back.
On Brew Routes, the Portland cafés people most often say they would go back to are Sterling Coffee Roasters and Prince Coffee.
Sterling Coffee Roasters
Espresso flights are served inside a polished cafe with formally dressed staff.
1/1 would go back
Prince Coffee
A neighborhood roastery on Fremont, pulling shots for the block.
1/1 would go back
Nossa Familia Coffee
Vibrant, Brazilian-tiled café inside a nonprofit community hub.
Google 4.8
Push X Pull
Fruity coffee profiles are a recurring focus of the menu.
Google 4.8
Tandem Coffee Roasters
Portland's OG coffee temple: minimalist design, L-shaped bar, and zero Wi-Fi.
Google 4.8
Bard Coffee
The bright, airy social hub for Old Port coffee lovers with perfect latte art.
Google 4.6
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Case Study Coffee
A loft adds additional seating above the main cafe.
Google 4.6
Case Study Coffee Roasters
Wood details dominate the cafe interior around the coffee bar.
Google 4.4
Coava Coffee Roasters
Cozy neighborhood spot with ample seating and a warm fireplace.
Google 4.6
Coffee By Design
Spacious, industrial community hub with the roastery and local Maine art.
Google 4.6
Courier Coffee
Lever espresso and vinyl music are central features of the small cafe.
Google 4.6
Good Coffee
Detailed latte art is a recurring feature of the espresso presentation.
Google 4.6
Heart Coffee (Burnside)
High-ceilinged, minimalist space for house-roasted, fruit-forward coffee and conversation.
Google 4.5
Never Coffee
Bright colours and a marble counter define the compact cafe.
Google 4.5
Proud Mary Cafe
A thirty foot coffee bar dominates the industrial cafe interior.
Google 4.5
Speckled Ax
Wood-roasted coffee in a cozy, long space featuring a distinctive tree stump table.
Google 4.5
Upper Left Roasters
Bright, airy minimalist hub on a corner with house-roasted coffee and a great patio.
Google 4.6
Water Avenue Coffee
A long reclaimed fir counter dominates the coffee bar.
Google 4.5
