Good Coffee

Delicious coffee offerings in a bright modern space. Just a short walk from Pioneer Square near the park blocks and the new Ritz Carlton. We had a decaf latte and a mocha. The mocha was smooth and not overpowering, sweet, but not syrupy and thick. One of the better mochas I've had in a long time. While the coffee here is of the highest quality, this place really sets itself apart with its ambience. Leather sofas and chairs, natural light from large street-facing windows, lush greenery, decorative tables, area rugs... The coffee bar is at a beautiful marble counter that is shared with the hotel registration desk. I didn't realize this until I overheard guests checking their luggage. Also, the receipt comes through as Bullard Tavern, though, sadly, they offer no adult coffee beverages... Sit back and relax while you sip!

First off, the barista was doing a solid job based on the rush we were a part of. I knocked off a star because there should have been more than one employee to limit the load on her since she had to take orders and make the drinks. All things considered I think the coffee I received was on par with the timing and line present. It wasn’t fantastic, but it was definitely still drinkable. The location is in a hotel, so that’s something to be aware of when you go to this location because there is no marque sign indicating the shop is located where it is, only an A-frame sign outside the front doors.

I have been to other Good Coffee locations before so I am excited to visit this one inside Woodlark hotel because it was temporarily closed when I lived in Portland. Good coffee as always. Compared to other locations, this one is less bright but has a warm and snug vibe with comfy armchairs and couches. Barista Cole is super friendly and really takes care of everyone. Excellent experience.

Got a Horchata Latte at the Good Coffee location inside the historic and luxurious Woodlark Hotel in downtown Portland. Been wanting to try Good Cofee because I’ve heard how good it is. They’re supposed to be one of the best new coffee roasters in Portland. It did not disappoint.

Went here on my trip to Portland ! Here are my notes - Amazing and really good coffee, just like the name says☕️ Absolutely wonderful decor and aesthetic! ✨ The staff and friendly and nice ❤️ Plenty of space to sit and do your work 💻 Ps- They play music and it’s a tad bit loud. Wouldn’t recommend sitting here if you have meetings to attend 🎶 They do have some food items in the menu and absolutely don’t mind if you bring your own food along! 🥗 Also, The restrooms are very well kept too 💦

Nice place to sit and chare over a coffee. There isn't a large menu for pastries, and the breakfast food ends at 11, so get there quickly. Overall, a very elegant place with a good amount of space to get some work done. The lemon cookie was great.

It’s Portland, so be ready for not great service, but the cappuccino is amazing! The mocha is also highly recommended. Great atmosphere, seating, and decorations. The entrance is through the hotel.

This is one of my go-to spots when looking for a quick coffee meeting downtown. I like the layout and ambiance of the place. The service is always friendly and inviting. I enjoyed my Hojicha Vanilla Tea latte with Cinnamon drink. It was enjoyable warm and was not too sweet.

SO CUTE IN HERE!!!! We were looking for a coffee shop and once I saw photos of the interior here I had to check it out. I got a cappuccino and it was strong and delicious. My sister and I split a jalapeño sausage kolache- SO GOOD!!! The bread was so fluffy. I wish we had more time here to work. It was a really cozy vibe.

A Okay. I wouldn't say it was good coffee, but perfectly fine. I had a regular old cup. It was smooth, but a little weak and not hot. Now y'all know how I feel about that sort of thing. I need good, strong AND hot coffee.

I ordered a simple cappuccino and it was delicious, you'll notice that is in the most simple things that you will find exceptionality as a stamp of their passion! Service was friendly and fast, great place to sit down and relax for a bit

In the concrete jungle of downtown Portland this place has unique charm of a suburban coffee shop. The staff is super knowledgeable and helpful. Price is affordable and the selection is super unique. I can't wait to share the chocolate I purchased with my daughter who is a trained pastry chef! Give this lace a try...you won't be disappointed at all!

Pumpkin spice latte was delicious! Not super sweet like Starbucks. The cafe is located in a hotel's lobby so there's a very nice aesthetic. Drink was made quickly, and for some of them you can choose which beans you want your espresso made from.

carrot cake was yummy; matcha was just ok. would recommend if you're in the area/in need of a little pick me up

Note that this is located in the woodlark hotel without any signage outside so you'll need to know what you're looking for. That being said, the inside is nice and very spacious. I got the smoked cardamom assam latte. I liked that they offer an 8oz. Since I didn't want to much coffee... But dam this stuff is expensive. $6 for the 8oz. The flavor was pretty unique. I feel like you could taste the cardamom and a little bitterness from the assam tea. The smokiness wasn't there though. Latte was well made too.

As a tea drinker, the Pear bergamot coffee latte was delicious. We loved all the plants and books on the tables. The chairs were cozy. It's in a walkable area. Would recommend.

I've always enjoyed this cafe, mostly because it's located inside Woodlark Hotel. I'm a hotel kind of person and it makes me feel extra relaxed, like I'm on vacation. I love the decor. The set up is welcoming to everyone, not just hotel guests. They serve drinks, alcohol, breakfast, snacks and I think light lunches.

In Portland, where pretension walks openly, Good Coffee stands. Its facade, unassuming; its essence, a contradiction. Fear not the pretense at the door. Inside, espresso flows, pure and smooth, a hint of ambrosia in every sip. Simplicity, in its most divine form, served in a cup. Surrounded by the city's finest in affectation, the coffee transcends. Forget them. The truth lies in the bean - eternal, veritable. Service here moves with a grace, gentle and kind, amidst luxury that whispers. Each chair, each table, speaks of comfort wrapped in opulence. Good Coffee deceives. It wears the cloak of pretension, yet delivers a purity unmatched. In this place, the ultimate paradox thrives: utter simplicity nestled in pure luxury. Here, the coffee is not just good. It's simple.

Our order: seasonal fig latte and salted caramel mocha/latte (oops I forgot) Mild disappointment given all the above average ratings. In its defense, the fig latte was a good cuppa, but if you asked me if I could definitively tell you that it was fig flavored, I'd probably give you a blank stare. The fig certainly masked the grassy and savory taste (to me anyway) that all animal dairy have. The salted caramel drink performed as anticipated, decadent and rich. It sent warmth straight to the heart on that rainy morning. Located in the Woodlark Hotel. A couple of other factors that went into this 3 star rating is 1) price ($$ for two "just ok" coffees), and 2) service attitude. The baristas were not not nice, just uninviting and stand-off ish, chattering amongst themselves. I would give Good Coffee another go but at another location before my final judgement.

This coffee shop is in a hotel which is a little weird but still it's a nice coffee shop. The place was okay but a little less lively than I enjoy. The coffee itself was good but nothing to be too excited about. I wasn't blown away but it was a good pick me up when I needed a little energy.

Beautiful coffee shop inside the Woodlark Hotel. Everyone was super friendly from the bell boy outside who opened the door for me to the person who took my order. I ordered a iced matcha lavender latte with soy milk. Their other alternative milks are pat and almond. it's a nice place to catch up with a friend , it was really noisy from 11am-1pm, but I think that's their rush. I was working from my laptop, there was free hotel wifi. It was too busy for me to take my conference call inside so i stepped outside for that. Around 2pm it slowed down and was quieter so perfect for WFH! Great drink and atmosphere I can't wait to come back.

This is one of my go-to spots when looking for a quick coffee meeting downtown. I like the layout and ambiance of the place. The service is always friendly and inviting. I enjoyed my Hojicha Vanilla Tea latte with Cinnamon drink. It was enjoyable warm and was not too sweet.

Coffee is spectacular and the fresh pastries are equally good. Love the specialty flavors and rotating menu

DO NOT GET THE SMOKED CHICKEN SALAD WRAP!! IT'S DISGUSTING..IT WAS PREPACKAGED IN A FOIL. There's all these wet ingredients sitting in this tortilla wrap for probably hours in the fridge... the burrito/wrap is slimy. The flavor was not great also.... I was so excited to come try this place, but the food definitely turned me off. I told the employee the food was gross and mushy, but they didn't seem to care. I got a latte which was decent. I think the selling point here is the ambiance with modern designs, plenty of lighting, and plants. Its in the lobby area of the hotel. Would have given this place a 1/5, but the drink was alright and the atmosphere was nice.

So very yummy and refreshing. This spot is located in a hotel, but have no fear. It's excellent. I had an iced horchata latte. I've been craving horchata for a while, and it hit the spot. The staff was very friendly. The ambiance was lovely and relaxing with nice style.

I visited Good Coffee on a weekend afternoon. It's a great coffee shop located in a downtown hotel! There are lots of cozy seats and tables to sit at. I sat at the bar by the window. I love matcha so I got the matcha lavender latte. I was quite happy with my drink. It was foamy and very comforting. The lavender and sweetness level were mid level which was perfect for me. The barista's were nice and the atmosphere was great. Overall, I can see this shop becoming one of my favorites in the area and I highly recommend visiting them if you're in downtown.

I ordered a hot matcha lavender latte and a chocolate croissant. The chocolate croissant was average. Nothing special; it was on the more stale side. The matcha lavender latte was okay. It could have used more flavor. However, the cafe has a pretty cute aesthetic. They have plenty of sitting areas. It's a great place to read or get some work done.

Blessing that this was in my hotel. Amazing coffee. Fast service. Decent prices. Location unbeatable.

Great ambiance! Ordered cardamom latte with almond milk..extremely chilled place with gorgeous leather couches :-)) latter was yum!!!

This is a plush spot with plenty seating to get comfortable. Excellent coffee and the Almond Cake was delicious.

I like the atmosphere and interior design of this place - the coffee shop is located inside of the hotel and it looks modern. The coffee is always high quality and the perfect temperature. The latte is always smooth and comes with design :) I'd recommend coming here for a good quality latte. They also have rotating seasonal flavors which are fun to try.

I remember when I lived back in Seattle I'd drive to Portland every month just for coffee (sorry Seattle I tried every coffee spot imaginable and you're just not as good as Portland). Good Coffee was the place we always visited when we were in Portland. Now we moved here and this location is not only very close to our house but they also have great design inside of the hotel I'm surprised this place doesn't have more reviews! Coffee is great every time we go here and milk is always steamed perfectly :) I love their seasonal flavors too!

Cappuccino had excellent flavors, but was warm and not hot, which was unfortunate. Had it been hotter, it would have been amazing. 4/5 They were out of the breakfast burrito, so went with one of the few breads they had left. It looked better than it tasted. 3/5 The seating and lobby area was beautifully decorated and bright with big windows. Excellent place to work - and there were many people doing just that. 5/5 Coffee flavors were better than Stumptown in my opinion - just needed to be hotter.

Honestly not super impressed. The coffee was ok, they offered a lot of seasonal flavors. It wasn't sweet enough in my opinion (Horchata latte). The deal breaker for me was the prices of food vs quality. $12 for a breakfast sandwich $13 for a burrito that's precooked and kept under a warmer. The tortilla and potato elements of the burrito were completely soggy. The staff were friendly and the space itself is very cute and hip.

Coffee was excellent if overpriced. Felt like the very shish decor and ambiance was a little outta touch with the reality of downtown Portland. Wasn't staying in the hotel so perhaps thats why it felt somewhat abrupt walking in off the street!

Loved the ambiance in this hotel lobby coffee spot. The area is bright, cherry and comfortable with loads of natural light and plenty of living-room like seating available. It is a very comfortable place to sit and enjoy a nice cup of coffee. I had a traditional 8oz latte and it was lovely. Nothing exceptional but absolutely perfect. From the medium roast espresso to the perfect micro-foam heart - I loved it and it's the kind of place I'd go to daily if I lived in the neighborhood. The staff was kind and competent - very friendly with my sweet goldendoodle - yes, dogs are allowed! I loved the vibe here and the coffee is worth a stop!

Great service and wonderful coffee with good breakfast items. A little pricey but well worth it.

Friendly, efficient service. Hunny coffee drink was delicious and beautifully prepared and presented. Simple, yet cool, environment. Could use a bit more seating options. Didn't see any food options which I would have liked. Good wi-fi. Highly recommend!

All things considered by location and by the crowd here, it's hip ambiance and mostly white clientele can be turn offs for a brown coffee love like myself but damn that marble and all those gargantuan plants and artfully designed cozy seating! If you're a Disabled person who needs supportive seating and a surface area this is your place. The baked goods are excellent and pricy as expected. I'm not going to lie, I've had that mushroom chevre kolache like four times with zero regrets. How Good really stands out are the coffee drinks and the staff here. They are warm and kind and efficient and the coffee just never ever is subpar. I had a smoked fig latte, exceptional. A caramel latte, balanced and not saccharine. Oftentimes at coffee shops even in Portland or Seattle, I noticed flavored coffees equal a sugar bomb and then this case, that never happens and how grateful am I that they're baristas know exactly what they're doing. The kind of addiction I have with coffee is a dangerous one. Places like a Good coffee truly are an attack on my wallet (that I willingly consent to) and I'll go there once to twice a week and in this pandemic budget, I still continue breezily without regret. Is this my favorite coffee shop? Absolutely. Is the crowd a bit pale for me so I just do my reading and writing with headphones on on the flora and fauna of this tasteful interior design, totally. Any choice of caffinated drink and baked goods combination you choose, it'll be beyond and delicious, I can guarantee that. Plant lovers, here's a hipster haven. Here it is with monstera leaf and leaf fenestrations bigger than your torso. Thank you to the kind staff here who tolerate me when I'm in Portland and make this place my secret apartment on a couch corner.

Great vibe! Got a salted caramel latte, half sweet. They made it perfectly, and served with a smile! Sat to talk with two colleagues. The seats where comfy and we were able to converse easily even though there is a consistent hum of activity. Will definitely be back when I am in town again.

Some of the best coffee I've had in Portland to date served in a great setting and by great people. What more can you want?! I'd recommend trying their daily espressos if you're so inclined. The quality of the beans is front and center. Their horchata latte is a highlight as well if you're looking for something on the sweeter side. Can't wait to go back!

Having a good morning cup of coffee with a friend. This place was down the street from my hotel. It was so yummy I forgot to take a picture before I drink it all. Lovely atmosphere music is on point.

The cappuccino can only considered to be smooth as silk - no sugar need , if your lucky you'll get some interesting latte art

I found this super cute little spot in the middle of downtown Portland, and it was perfect to catch up on emails and get some work done.

Ambience is a 10, as it is set up in the lobby of Woolark Hotel and the decor is very relaxing and classy. The barista was very nice and friendly, she had a very calm voice and demeanor which was very pleasant. However, that is all that good things I could say about Good Coffee. Maybe we came on a off day. Despite stellar reviews on Yelp, my experience here was underwhelming, My matcha latte tasted very watered down, and you can barely taste any tea flavor. My friend had a mocha and said it was very bland as well.

This is my favorite downtown coffee spot! Be sure to try their seasonal specials--they're always creative, and never fail to brighten my day.

Our hotel was literally across from this café, so we decided to stop by. It felt cozy inside, and I loved the interior. I ordered their matcha lavender latte, even though I don't really like lavender haha. But surprisingly, it was so smooth and delicious! The lavender wasn't overpowering and it went well with the matcha. The barista who took our order was super friendly and welcoming! Great service, ambiance, and great drinks = awesome, 5 stars.

This is a cozy coffee shop in The Woodlark Hotel--fun fact: they don't have a phone number! I got a matcha lavender latte, then realized I should have ordered a coffee if the place is called Good Coffee, but I was happy with the matcha--it had a good lavender note and wasn't too sweet. The main reason I went was for the kolaches, which I'm familiar with from living in Houston and LOVED. They had 3 flavors: sausage jalapeño, pumpkin cream, and apple. The sausage one was most like a typical Houston kolache: sausage (just like the ones they use in Houston, I have no idea what kind they are, but it's not a traditional breakfast sausage, and has a little snap) wrapped in a subtly sweet bun. They heated it up, I was satisfied with it. The sweet kolaches were not like the ones I'm familiar with, which are also more pillowy dough, each individually made. These were obviously cut from a sheet tray and almost like a sweet pizza crust or danish. They tasted good, but the dough consistency wasn't what I expected. If I hadn't ever had a kolache before, I would have enjoyed it more, but this just didn't satisfy my kolache craving. Also, they didn't heat up the sweet ones, which I think would have made them more tasty!

We were looking for a place to kill some time before shops opened on a Sunday. This was the perfect place. Beautiful ambiance, comfortable seating. My drink was delicious. It was some sort of fancy latte with smoked cardamom. I loved it but my friend thought it was odd tasting. She did enjoy her mocha though. Service was friendly. I'd definitely visit this place again.

Came in a few days ago and ordered 2 simple and easy drinks. At first my cup size was messed up which I didn't think was a big deal and happens all the time so that was fine. Then randomly said to add almond milk which wasn't sure where she got that from. But also wasn't a big deal and maybe just a misunderstanding and happens all the time. Then the barista ended up messing up my drink 3 times and still did not add vanilla to it and wanted to see if I liked it just to not remake it again and still ended up with just a regular latte with no vanilla. Also messed up my other cold brew that I had ordered and added way too much milk when I said a tiny bit of milk and tasted like watered down chocolate milk. Both drinks were not filled up and poured the last bit of what they had of cold brew and cup was not filled up and also almost gave me wrong milk and gave me the last bit of oat milk and was too annoyed to keep asking for more stuff. I also ended up finding a ball of flour in my banana bread which I had ordered. What seemed to just be a honest mistake in the beginning ended up messing absolutely everything up. Baristas need to learn how to listen more to simple drink orders!!

A solid latte and an equally solid sausage kolache. I really wish more places had kolaches because it really is the perfect portion for breakfast and you can eat it while on the go.

Very cozy spot. Friendly staff and coffee is amazing! I had a rosemary fig latte but also tried my MIL rose latte and they are both so delicious.

Coffee/tea break in downtown. On ground floor of a boutique looking hotel. I tried the matcha lavender latte and pastry with nutella. Lavender in a drink is interesting. Pastry was ok, portion bit pricy for $4-5.

Recently I moved one block away from this coffee shop. There is always something going on front counter. 1.Eating and munching while serve with customers. 2. Rude attitude seems like working at police station...I am just ordering coffee ( I don't know her name, but she has loud voice and bleach hair side caucasian lady ) I love this coffee shop but the people who work ruin reputation.

favorite coffee shop in portland hands down! 1. coffee is heavenly! 2. the baristas are so kind 3. location is in the heart of portland 4. amazing space to work/read/catch up with a friend! 5. the design of this place is beautiful 6. bathrooms are always clean

I stopped by Good Coffee for a quick snack. Despite the unremarkable name of this place, my coffee experience was splendid. I tried the roasted cardamom latte - it was floral and fragrant, with a great display of latte art. I snacked on the lemon, almond poppyseed muffin and it was delicious as well. The setting is elegant and very comfortable and the staff was friendly and engaging.

Definitely a step up for Starbucks. Good Coffee is in the Woodlark Hotel. They have a nice space with lots of seating nicely arranged. The coffee bar display case is nicely presented with friendly staff. This is a great place to meet friends in an excellent surrounding that makes Starbucks and Pete's coffee boring. The lattes. Were made from great coffee. Only sad part -- our visit was just before Christmas and apparently Scrooge took control of the non seasonal music.

This place is in the lobby of our hotel woodlark, and it was super convenient for us to grab a coffee to go before heading out to explore. I got the cold brew with oat milk, which was super tasty. The ambience was really nice, and there were some seatings in the hotel lobby to chat and enjoy your coffee. The cashier/barista was super nice as well. It does get crowded in the morning hours so be prepared for a short wait.