Saint Simon Coffee Co

Tiny coffee shop that packs a punch. All the drinks I've had were great, same with the pastries. Quick and friendly service.

The two baristas were so friendly and helped me pick a delicious place for lunch as a first timer to the neighborhood. My americano was deep, rich and perfectly hot.

Coffee is great so as pastries .. could take forever .. no apologies if they forget your drink .. typical Portland in the middle of old Portland .. it too 20 M to get my espresso .. when I went to check on if dude gave me the look .. he said He made it ...I did get it ... so made it again pissed off ... and dropped it on the counter no eye contact no sorry for the Waite .. 20 F M for a 15 s espresso .... Never go back there ..

This neighborhood spot should be a coffee destination if you're even near the area. Friendliest, most creative baristas who knew so many customers and their kiddos by name. My friends and I were in town for a work trip and came by for my daily mocha fix. Deep rich drink that was the perfect temperature and kept me focused while I worked away. Then the craziest thing happened. I heard matcha and strawberry nesquick and I spun around to see them making a gorgeous layered drink. They asked if I wanted to try it - hell ya!! I savored every amazing sip and felt like I had won the lottery. Hope the matcha flight makes it to the menu dnd thanks for meeting as all my caffeine needs and then some.

Probably the most expensive lattes I've seen in Portland that aren't specialty (ie Abba). It was a well-done and tasty latte however likely won't return as can get similar quality for less money elsewhere. The scone I had was also quite tasty but had a significant amount of sugar on the top so after shaking and brushing off all the excess was pretty good. Place is quite small but we were still able to snag a seat but there isn't much room for the line to queue.

I stopped by Saint Simon Coffee Co. for the first time today to try an iced coconut latte, and it was an absolute delight. The coffee's depth of flavor was impressive, making it one of the best cups I've enjoyed in Portland. The small and intimate ambiance of the shop, along with the friendly staff, added to the overall experience. It's clear that a lot of thought and love goes into every cup served here. A must-visit for coffee enthusiasts!

Stopped by this coffee shop after visiting a nearby croissant place. The iced latte here is good - nothing fancy, just good espresso and milk combined. I do recommend this coffee place if you're in the area, but it's nothing to write home about and I wouldn't go out of my way just to come here. I was a bit bummed they ran out of the local flavored soda that day, but still a good coffee shop!

Locally owned and great coffee; works for me! I get my hair cut next store and afterwards usually treat myself to an iced mocha. baristas are friendly and love to talk about and explain the different coffees. They also have a small but delicious selection of pastries, muffins and cookies. If you want top notch coffee and pastries, get a pasty from Twisted a little further down the street and a coffee or tea here. The cafe has a clean and modern decor with a bit of industrial vibe. There are just a few chairs and tables inside with a couple of bistro tables and chairs outside as well.Parking on NE Broadway is sometimes tight so park where you can or across the street Which for some reason usually has open spaces.

In town for a conference, and this spot was close to my hotel. Doesn't get any better!The space itself is quite small, but I was able to find a seat to work for a few hours. The baristas are top notch: creating art with coffee and friendly as can be. I had the Cardamom Spice Latte and loved every drop! Definitely stop by if you're in the area and want a good cup of coffee.

Popped in here for an oat milk flat white and a sweet treat.The flat white was perfection, creamy microfoam balanced with the nutty smoothness of the espresso. So good I'm still thinking about it this morning.Pastries are from Bake Shoppe which regardless of where I get them, always taste day old and are definitely not worth the price point. I wish Tabor Bread or some alternative bakery sweet treats made their way to more cafes.Regardless, five stars for the flat white and five stars for the service! The gal in there was pleasant and clearly knows her craft as a barista.