Floyd's Coffeehouse and Wine Bar — Restaurant in Portland

AMAZING!! めちゃくちゃオススメです！

★ ATMOSPHERE So warm, at home, quiet and friendly environment with antique furniture. I feel like if I were to live there, I wanted to spend hours there often to focus on working and enjoying tasty drinks and pastries

★ COFFEE The owner? in the picture, recommended 6 kinds of mushrooms powder and chocolate and coffee latte and really got interested and tried. it was really tasty. I usually never like mushrooms but I just loved the taste. He told me he drinks it everyday for healthy being. I definitely would love to drink that everyday because it’s so delicious.

★ PASTRIES Also they make pasties at their place. Me and my mother (from Japan) LOVED how sweet they are in the best level. Not too sweet and very natural healthy sweetness and actually can enjoy the flavor not just sweet. I ordered all kind of pastries they make at their place and they all were so good.

★ WINE We enjoyed the local wine too. it was so flavorful too.

★ PLATES AND UTENSILS They were all unique and cute and antique too. Not just all same simple plates and utensils but has many characters and maybe history (I felt that way) and that was an exciting part too.

So yes. This is an amazing must visit cafe in many ways. The owner was so nice and cool sharing what they do. The style they have is unique in best way and the quality is amazing too. I really wish there were to be this kind of cafe in where I live. Finding this cafe was a finding treasure...

There’s something untrustworthy about modern coffee shops. Maybe it’s their minimalist design, the cool concrete that promises to break your favorite mug you brought from home for a discount on today’s drip, or maybe it’s the dissociative personality of their employees.

Floyd’s takes me back to the coffee shops I dreamed existed in the 90s, but I was too young to enjoy. With polished wooden floors, large picture windows, and oversized lattes… it’s filled with people that are actually there to write, to speak to one another. People that wear glasses without irony, but instead because they need them. Are you reading this in the cadence of the Portlandia intro? Because now I am…

The taste of whole milk lingers on your breath as you walk out the door, an homage to when people weren’t afraid of dairy. Whose got milk? You’ve got milk. I do believe they have milk alternatives though.

So if you want a new favorite coffee shop, somewhere that’s a cross between Frasier and Friends?...

I am not sure if the person in question was a new barista or not. But I ordered a 12 oz caramel latte along with a 8 oz mocha. When she punched in the latte I noticed the screen was showing 8 oz and asked her if she could correct it to 12 oz. The barista said yes and pressed a couple of buttons on the POS, so I could see the changes on the screen facing me. When I received the latte, it was an 8 oz. I asked her if I was charged for an 8 oz (I already knew she charged me for the 12 oz), and she doubled down, telling me she charged me for an 8 oz. I let it slide and drank my latte just to find out that there was also no caramel in it. My partner also ordered a toasted cheese which was good, but unfortunately her attitude and the drink left a sour taste...