The 7 Best Places for Toasties in Portland

Thornton Smith: Get here before 7:30 am to beat the commuter rush.

Patrick Curtain: Great staff.

J E: Loud chirpy baristas not appreciated at 6 am. They need to bring it down a notch or ten.

Henry Kim: I LOVE this place. Simply the best tea tasting room. People are really nice and well-educated in tea. Very helpful.

Christine Wu: The service is amazing, and the tea flight was so fun! I loved the Meadow and the White Petal teas.

Peter Manning: Get a flight for a full immersive tasting experience

sabrina estrada: Have to try lemon meraine pie. Its the bomb and homemade

Jake Sigo: Don't bother placing a takeout order online. So far 1 out of 3 times they had actually noticed the order before I got here to pick it up.

Kristi: Slow service

Eric Scott: Wonderful tea shop. The yellow mu dan is one of the coolest things I've tasted in a while. Great locally made ceramics as well. Oh, to-go cups are all the same price--pick something fancy!

Mike Biewer: Ask and they'll let you sample anything. Great people.

Vahid J: Great tea choices, but don’t neglect to try their craft colas

Debra: great chai tea!

Shauna Mendelow: White Chocolate Mochas, my fav!!!

Anjali Wollerman: Pumpkin Spice Hot Milk Steamer is great for kids

Bin Yang: If in doubt, lamb sandwich is the way to go! Great PNW style beers but the real interesting stuff are the blended wild beers, sorta the bottled in house gueuzes - funky, tart, a lot of depth.

dj clint kuper: Awesome grilled cheese and chipotle tomato soup. Little pricey for the burgers and sandwiches. Good veg options and don't charge extra for a portobello or veggie patties.

Kalei Libby: Mac and cheese - omnivore style. The little crumblies make this plate so good! Best Mac and cheese I've had in the city.

Shawn Vitt: The venerable Hashimoto is one of Portland's best, albeit unsung, sushi chefs.

Amy Holder-Dailey: We like Sho! It has a great menu and offers good prices. Plus you can watch sumo wrestling!

Scott Johnston: Angry Dragon!