Boring Bean

Really nice people! I café-hop a lot to do homework, and it tests a café's character to let someone sit at their table for ~6 hours.These guys were great, encouraging even. Power plugs next to each seat, and having a café inside a nursery/bark store was super interesting. Can't say the house coffee was too great, but I'm sure the rest of it was quite good.Interior is basically all light-colored wood with basic tables, and lively. If you're coming for homework, bring noise-cancelling headphones, lol.Also, the café inside is labeled "Cat's Moon Café", not sure why ~

I love this coffee house, but it's hidden in the midst of a plant nursery / mulch supplier. Even with the signs I was still uncertain that there was a cafe there. Once I was inside, it was like any other coffee shop. The latte was perfect...a nice medium roast that's done in-house. The best part is the garden-like surroundings, to enjoy the coffee in.

Coffee? Cats? Moons? All in one title? Let's stop NOW. Where the F is it? Inside the garden shop? Why can't they put up a sign? Why do I have so many questions? Shut up Joe and drink your coffee!On the drive back to civilization from Mt. Hood, I don't know where we were but found ourselves driving through Boring, Oregon and needed some coffee to wake us up. (Boring is the town's name, not an adjective to describe Oregon by any means). This place came up on the cellular phone map so we pulled in and eventually made our way inside and ordered some coffee.The coffee was crafted fresh and my Oat Latte was delicious. The girl working even asked if I liked it as she said she rarely gets feedback as everyone just grabs their drinks and gets outta there. She was gracious and friendly and They had some pastries and even had one remaining day-old donut from Joe's Donuts who happened to be closed the day we wanted to go. Cat's Moon didn't get a fresh delivery but we did get to try Joe's Donut, so that was a plus. It was good.Thanks for the friendly service and letting me write on the bathroom wall... with CHALK! Sickos, I tell ya! It was a cool idea they had chalk and a wall to write a message. Neat and I can't wait till I see my message for years to come.

Breakfast sandwich was awesome, baked good was yummy, coffee was great and, maybe most importantly, the staff was super friendly and pleasant. Located inconspicuously inside a plant/gardening center.

Their drinks are well made, and taste great! I like their beans and pastries aswell. I bought a bag of Papua New Guinea (a personal favorite of mine).It was the earthy, nutty taste I expected. I bought a few scones to take home as well. Very Good! The woman who helped me was friendly and knowledgeable. We shop at Boring Bark all the time, so I know I'll be back.

Very affordable, it's an experience to be here. While you wait for your beverages you can check out other goods they have in the store, or maybe take a walk outside through their garden path. I definitely recommend especially if you're a college student wanting to find a area with peace and quite scenery ( they do have heat lamps if you prefer to study outside). The customer service is amazing, and the barista prep drinks fast. This shop is worth a visit.

Go here!!!! Look no further!! This place is the perfect stop for caffein or yummy treats! Erika was OVER the moon friendly and sweet. Seems like she has a huge passion for people and good coffee. We ordered a cold brew and americano with oat milk. Added a little sugar free syrup vanilla for fun. It's SO good. It's pretty hidden and very easy to pass. It looks like a garden shop but just go inside and it's a cute little coffee shop! All of the treats are locally made and fresh. I definitely would have grabbed some if I didn't just have breakfast.

This is why Yelp is so great: The BF and I are driving from Portland to Mt Hood Wilderness and suddenly decide we need coffee. I do a search on the Yelp app and discover that if we just take the next highway exit there's a well-reviewed coffee shop just off the next exit. We pull off, go a short way into a.... greenhouse? Turns out Cat's Moon Coffee is a cute little coffee shop that shares a lobby with a garden center, and I'd never know it existed if it weren't for Yelp.This place is pretty great! Obviously the most important thing, our coffees were very good. We both did almond milk lattes, and they hit the spot. They roast their own beans, which is always nice. They also have a full menu of smoothies, plus a smaller food menu that includes breakfast staples and pastries. Pretty standard fare but executed well.What I think is extra cool about this spot is how you can sit at little tables all throughout the garden center! What a great combination of businesses! It'd be so great to come here on a nice day and just sit amongst the ferns and such for sale, like your own little garden. A coffee shop on its own could never have an atmosphere like this. Very impressed.If this was in the city I'd give it a strong 4 stars, but considering it's such a great oasis on a strip that doesn't have a ton of services to offer the passerby, 5 stars it is. I'll definitely be back on my other trips to Mt Hood and the surrounding area.

Stopped into this cheery spot on a cold, rainy day. The ambiance was warm and inviting and the coffee and Marion berry scones were delicious!

Great coffee! Nice people. They are Inside Boring Bark which was a pleasant surprise.