Queue Coffee

Its in the bottom of an apartment building and has a chill open space. Lots of seating. Great mocha. Nice barista. Prices were average for the area.

I had a butterscotch iced latte, one of their 3 specials they had. 7/10, didn't really taste much butterscotch. Service was good. Not much of a vibe to the place but for a quick pick up not bad.

I haven't gone to queue because I prefer other nearby shops but I went with my coworkers who always walk there. There is a good amount of options! They have organic holy kakow syrups which are great. I had a rose latte. The milk wasn't my favorite and the espresso was slightly bitter. I received a 20% discount after checking in on Yelp too. I will be back.

Average coffee served with a side of sass ! The location is fantastic and it felt like a good spot to grab coffee . Huge ceilings and a beautiful wallpaper really bring the place together . There is plenty of seating and it seems like a nice place to work or catch up with friends . we ordered cappuccinos and a pastry. The Cappuccino was average , it had a lingering bitter aftertaste and the balance between the foam , coffee and milk was off . The Wonder bun was delicious though . The staff seemed to have an attitude for some reason and the interaction felt very judgmental and snarky .

Cute coffee shop not far from our hotel. Good coffee and lots of seating. Nice and clean!

This place is SO CUTE, service is exceptional and they sell chagaccinos which is by far my favorite drink ever! The almond milk created a perfect foam and I added an extra shot of espresso. Perfectly sweet, smooth and delicious! Can't wait to go back and try the adaptogenic chai mixture!

Not your box mix coffee drinks, all theirs are made from scratch. When I'm passing through Slabtown, I will stop in for a cup of happiness! The iced mocha in the summer is my thing. Located in the lobby of the Q21 Apartments, in the nice weather the garage door opens and the coffee shop extends onto the sidewalk. Inside it is light filled with lots of plants giving it that popular mid century vibe. There are many seating options - tables and chairs, comfy sofas, arm chairs - something for everyone. They serve all the usual suspects but their syrups are house npmade and you can absolutely taste the difference. For those who prefer various milk options, they have you covered. Tea lovers? Yep, they got ya. Lauretta Jeans in SE is renowned for their pies and bakery items. Queue carries several of their items making it convenient to get them in NW. They also have gluten-free and vegan pastries from Petunia's In their case. Keeping it local and keeping it delicious!This area is really thriving. It has the neighborhood feel and none of the riff-raff plaguing so many other parts of town. Definitely a great place to take a coffee break or pick up coffee and pastries to go. Friendly service. Street parking.

Love the café aqui! You will never be disappointed when you come here for a morning boost! I assure you that the customer service here is top-tier. The hosts treat you with mad respect and love. We ordered the two beverages down below. Come try Queue Coffee. You will leave with a satisfaction unlike any other café shop in a different location. Appreciate the café, service, and the overall hospitality. Thank you for creating such a beautiful ambiance.

Spacious and great for big and small groups.There is more seating to the right of the coffee place. The toast was delicious and was made quickly. Chai was good.Come here while you are waiting for your brunch spot to be available. You won't be disappointed!

This place can be a bit hit or miss, and unfortunately, it's often a miss for me. Portland has no shortage of great coffee shops, especially in this neighborhood, so it's just a matter of time before you find a great one. At Queue (which I've visited several times for its convenience), the coffee isn't bad, although it's not the best I've had. However, what really detracts from the experience for me is the staff. I know Portland has a reputation for awful customer service, and unaware, entitled people, but I've encountered some instances of aloofness and disinterest at Queue that can be off-putting.For example, I once ordered a mocha and ended up waiting while the staff chatted with one another after one of them poured the chocolate syrup into the cup, only to discard it without making my drink a few minutes later after thinking they didn't need it/made a duplicate/who knows/etc. I was the only person in the shop and had to wait for them to acknowledge me, drinkless, waiting for the coffee I ordered 8 minutes ago. It's moments like these that make me wish for more consistent service. The space itself is charming, and I'd love to visit more often if it weren't for these hiccups.