This is by far one of my favorite places to get coffee in the area. Great for catching up with friends, working, studying, or just plain hanging out. Parking is pay to park on the street and you can typically find a spot within the block. Inside are tall ceilings and cozy but sleek design that is warm and inviting. I ordered their house breakfast burrito and a hot mocha and both were fantastic. Staff are kind, caring, and helpful as well. Definitely stop in here if you are in the area!

Sister Coffee. This Morning. I cradle the paper cup of coffee to warm my hand, watching the steam rise like a veil between me and the world. There’s something magical about viewing life through that gentle mist — it softens the edges. The cafe hums with mellow music. Outside, the city stirs — people pass by, cars drift along, life moves. Inhale. Exhale. Someone steps into the cafe and pauses, as if catching their breath from the rush outside. Others just dash in, grab their brew, and shoot it like a shot of courage. Inhale. Exhale. I breathe. Two doors. Which one would you choose? One decision made with intention, another by instinct. I like entering from Marshall Street. The old stone pavement greets you like an old friend — it adds warmth, a sense of quiet belonging. The entrance from 13th throws you straight into the storm — the city’s roar, a slice of the Hunger Games. A homeless man walks beside a sleek Tesla. Surrealism in real time. I order the rose latte. If you love roses — their scent, their flavor — you’ll understand. To me, rose tastes like childhood. My mother would offer a spoonful of rose jam, where soft pink petals swirled in syrup. I’d gaze into the jar like it held secrets. The fragrance would bloom in my mind as a bouquet of tea roses, and each petal — tender, with a delicate crunch — held a memory no other taste can match. The coffee here is my favorite. Not bitter, not too bright — just smooth, rich, and full. And every cup holds the imprint of the barista’s hands. This latte is art: milk foam crowned with petal-colored swirls that catch the eye and hold it. When I have the time, I climb to the mezzanine. From above, life looks different. Perspective shifts. Inhale. Exhale. And sometimes, up there, answers come — the kind you can’t find when you’re stuck on the ground.

10/10 coffee, got the mocha and my husband got a cappuccino. Also ordered the vegan hoodoo breakfast burrito and he got the classic egg sandwich. The burrito was a little spicy just fyi but overall delicious. I’d give it an 8/10 just because of the spicy factor for me. Seating is a little hard as it’s a busy coffee shop with not much seating, outdoor seating is available but it was cold and wet so we preferred to wait inside for a seat to open. Paid street parking, depending on the day can be challenging. 10/10 for the service, very friendly and welcoming. We’ll definitely be back!

I’d say overall this is my favorite cafe in the city! The coffee is really good, esp love the floral ones with edible pedals on them. The space itself is also what makes this my favorite cafe—it’s got a loft, great lighting, window seats (personal fav), and quite some outlets for those who want to work from the cafe. They also make their own baked goods. I tried their Marionberry scone and it’s pretty good! Also the staff there are amazing too (shout out to Ginny and Sadie!). One time I ordered a hojicha latte but thought it was too bland, the staff readily made me another one that’s richer! Highly recommend this cafe!

If you're in NW Portland, you can't go wrong with Sisters Coffee Company. With locations in Sisters and Bend, OR, this place has it all: delicious coffee, spacious seating (both upstairs and downstairs), friendly staff, and a solid sausage breakfast sandwich. Street parking is available. Go and enjoy—thank me later!

The drip coffee is so so good. If you get a mug to stay you have a free refills which is amazing. We also tried the raspberry dreams which is a matcha drink and it is so light and delightful and refreshing. I highly recommend. Got a sandwich as well in those so so good. The atmosphere was calm and relaxed. The service was great.

One of my favorite coffee shops in PDX. Great music, relaxed vibe, and delicious coffee. Their bagel sandos are really good, too.

Nice spot for an easy quick bite. We ordered drip coffee and lavender latte which was very fragrant and smooth. Drip coffee was aromatic and easy to drink. We also ordered some sandwiches. Nice sourdough bread with avocado spread added a fried egg. Delicious. There’s outdoor seating indoor with counter and booth sofa seats. Also there are some loft seats on the second floor. Pretty spacious. Friendly staff.