Papaccino's

Bright, spacious, with plenty of indoor seating and a few outdoor benches. Located on one corner of the Safeway parking lot in the Woodstock neighborhood, so lots of parking space, plus free street parking nearby. Open daily until 7 PM. Friendly, helpful service. They use Italian dark roasted beans with no acidity, which I personally prefer. Didn’t have a specific craving, so I went with a 12oz iced latte with oat milk (likely 2 shots), $5.95. It was smooth with a nice separation between espresso and milk, so you can mix it or sip it your way. Self-serve water station available. They also have individually wrapped bagel sandwiches in the case, options with sausage, ham, egg, bacon, and cheese, priced $5.50–$6.75, along with other snacks. Restroom: One-stall, gender-neutral. Clean, no code needed, toilet seat covers provided. Bulletin board just outside the door. They also have separate bins for trash and recycling, a small detail, but appreciated.

Really comfortable place. People playing board games, studying, chatting, it’s not a third wave coffee shop, but the coffee is good and the vibes are cozy… Somehow those coffee shops with immaculate aesthetics and pristine interiors seem to miss the mark on the function of a coffee shop as a relaxed gathering place for people from all walks of life.

What a great little place to stop in and grab coffee. A huge window, yet cozy atmosphere. Comfy chairs, wooden chairs, tables, and barstools available. My wife got a sweet Oregon chai and I got a small Caramella. Neither of us are really coffee snobs, but these were high quality drinks! We both smacked our lips and said something about the foam at the same time. I don't know how to describe why this foam was so good, but it was just like sweet little clouds on top of our drinks. The Caramella is a latte with caramel and vanilla.. it was the perfect sweetness without feeling like drinking sugar like SOME coffee places.. We are just 10 minutes from Papaccino's and we will definitely be back! Next time I want to try some baked goods! I was full from dinner this time.

One of the rare true "neighborhood" coffee shops around these days, you'll see a vibrant assortment of regulars from all walks of life: from graphic artists buried in their sketchbooks to Reedies waxing philosophical in their book/study groups, as well as families playing scrabble with their young kids or older folks just spending quality time in this relaxed casual setting that feels like an old family friend's living room. The owner & baristas are also interesting people with eclectic hobbies who I found genuinely fun getting to know! I admittedly am not the most sophisticated coffee connoisseur, but so many of those with the gravitas swear by the Mexican Mocha (which I personally love with chaga and a hearty dollop of whipped cream!). My only regret is that they had to close the child play area following the pandemic, but I met some longtime friends here and looking forward to rescuscitating a board-gaming group there as they're staying open a little later again :-)

This place is such a pleasant atmosphere. Cute little place with a real pride in its PNW heritage . The locals are so comfortable drinking good coffee and relaxing in the chairs and reading . The breakfast items are tasty and the baristas are so friendly and easy going! I’ll be back next weekend

A great place to go for excellent drinks and food. The workers truly care about their community and customers. What a joy to have a business in our community that continues to find a way to do it right.

This Woodstock gem is the only lasting foundation of old Woodstock (and maybe the Lutz tavern from way back?). Took my kids here in the 90's when they were little... Gave up coffee for a long while and recently returned for their wonderfully made 2 shot 12 oz cappuccino. A dash of cinnamon powder and all is right in this crazy world for a little while. The day the cashier/barista/o knew what I was going to order when it was my turn was practically the highlight of my year (along with other delightful ones, but this was really cool)! I couldn't wait to tell my now 30 something kiddos (the ones who ran around the place as toddlers) that I'm practically enough of a regular that they knew what I was going to order, made me fit to burstin'. And so yes, thank you Pappacino's for being a solid mainstay, 3rd space gathering place for the neighborhood. I always get my drink to go, but love seeing people sitting around tables chatting in groups or reading the paper or a book in the comfy chairs. Why don't these stars go to 11?

My girls and I were looking for a quick pick me up and found this spot. Comfy chairs, outdoor seating and delicious coffee, plus a sense of humor. We loved it!

I stopped in for an afternoon coffee fix. I got the house coffee. There is a coffee station to include honey, sugar, sugar alternatives, cinnamon and chocolate powder. The coffee was decent and overall the vibes seem chill. When I'm back over in this area, I will plan to stop in for another coffee. Note they do have some parking and right next to a grocery store

This is a quaint little coffee shop in our area. The drinks are well made, the services friendly, and they have some good baked goods. A lot of people go to work there on their computers or phones. That's a nice fairly quiet place to talk to friends or do some research on your electronic device. Give it a try!

Cozy, cool and fun coffee shop that just makes you feel like you're definitely in Portland! I loved the art, from The Shining reference to Gollum and his juicy fish on the wall (for the lox and bagels). They have a variety of food and drink options. The barista was very friendly and showed us some of their fun register buttons. Cardamom flavor is keyed in as "cardabum" for example. They have a cereal bar. And a shelf with some games plus kids books - love that. It's always nice to see kids getting read to and it keeps them busy while the adults get their caffeine fix. I would hang out here all the time if I lived in the neighborhood.

Bright, spacious, with plenty of indoor seating and a few outdoor benches. Located on one corner of the Safeway parking lot in the Woodstock neighborhood, so lots of parking space, plus free street parking nearby. Open daily until 7 PM. Friendly, helpful service. They use Italian dark roasted beans with no acidity, which I personally prefer. Didn't have a specific craving, so I went with a 12oz iced latte with oat milk (likely 2 shots), $5.95. It was smooth with a nice separation between espresso and milk, so you can mix it or sip it your way. Self-serve water station available. They also have individually wrapped bagel sandwiches in the case, options with sausage, ham, egg, bacon, and cheese, priced $5.50-$6.75, along with other snacks. Restroom: One-stall, gender-neutral. Clean, no code needed, toilet seat covers provided. Bulletin board just outside the door. They also have separate bins for trash and recycling, a small detail, but appreciated.

This sign is in the inside of their front window. Papaccinos should be ashamed of themselves as they embolden their patrons to commit violent attacks on ICE agents insinuating that they are MAGA. Disgusting business practice.

Great, friendly service with even better London fog tea lattes. We had a wonderful afternoon here in the charming coffee cafe. We weren't hungry so no report on the freshly roasted bagels except they smelled heavenly. We'll be back to this charming area of Portland.

This coffee shop has been my stomping grounds to get to get work done. So far I have tried their caramela, Mexican mocha, drip coffee (medium and dark roast) and they have been consistently great. WiFi is decently quick and gets the job done. The ambience is bright and spacious and belongs right on Woodstock. Seating ranges from leather chairs that are by the window, outdoor bench table seating, two person tables, larger tables that can seat 5 to 6 people, higher chairs facing the window. If you plan to stay and get work done for an extended period of time, I would bring a power bank because the tables do not have plugs. In terms of food, they have a decent selection raging from muffins, bagels, sandwiches with many variations. They also have a cereal bar, which I don't see it being used very often. In my opinion, their bagels and muffins and sandwiches are so much better. Overall: this is a great local neighborhood coffee shop that has great coffee with good food and a welcoming ambience with friendly staff.

I really like this coffee shop. It has all been said before, but it's really pleasant at Papaccino's. The young woman at the counter was nice. We ordered just two coffees and an everything bagel. All great, hot good coffee...bagel as expected. Very happy. The art on display is goofy, hanging from chains in front of a big black curtain attached to the wall. (note: the art itself is fine, but the presentation is haphazard looking despite all the effort this undoubtedly took). I understand the problem, it's a brick wall...but this place has plenty of room for some nice big colorful uplifting original regional art. Suggestion: Google DIY build and art gallery hanging system, put that up instead of the big black curtain. It would take a little work but would be so much worth it!

Espresso was decent and cute vibes! However service was very rushed and rude even though I came during a slow afternoon! I was really looking forward to having a good experience after some of my regulars recommended this place. My breakfast sandwich also tasted freezer burnt, did not finish. -a barista

I came here to try the cereal bar but it looked sort of dusty and like it wasn't used often. I am quite an anxious person and was too stressed to ask how it works so opted to just order a coffee. Coffee was fine but nothing special. Nice that they have couches and various seating options but the couches are in serious need of a cleaning.

The heart of Woodstock. Great coffee, great staff in the perfect location for the community. Now, they just need breakfast burritos. (Hint hint)

I go every day, great staff , friendly banter, make me my usual quickly and it's always delicious. Shout out to Scott & Ian, baristas extraordinaire

My favorite coffee shop, it reminds me of the Java shop in club penguin. And delicious drinks of course

First time at a Woodstock Classic. The interior is bright and there are a half dozen sugar free syrups and milk alternatives. They also carry gluten free bread for their sandwiches. I spotted a cereal bar as I walked in. I know some peeps who ADORE cold cereal and can see this as a draw for them. I also gave the eye a bunch of nice looking breakfast sandwiches but settled on an oat milk sf hazelnut mocha and an almond biscotti. (Conventional biscotti, but nice!) Good mocha. The seats are a mix of tables and comfy chairs. There is also a large table suitable for groups or games. They have a shelf with books and even a few games. The place feels real - whimsical, a touch shabby, but clean and welcoming. Definitely worth coming in.

Wanted to try a new coffee spot and thought this place looked cool. It's got Eugene vibes/ Heavy Metal music, people playing board games and a mix of generations sipping their beverages. Staff were friendly and menu was solid. Got two of their fancy lattes - vanilla and caramel blend. Probably the worst tasting coffees we've had in a long time, which is saying a lot being a native in this coffee town. They were so burnt tasting that we had to pour them out. Super disappointed as we love supporting small businesses like this.

A wonderfully local coffee shop to the Woodstock area. Great coffee, great vibes, and the baristas are always so friendly. It's a hoot every time I'm in. Once at 6am on a Monday morning I walked into the place filled to the brim with blue hairs, minus the younger barista, who was blasting metal music and everyone was just having a great time. It's definitely The Spot™ and I 1000% love supporting a place like this over any franchised nonsense.

Yummy, yummy, yummy latte! I highly recommend this place because of the chai latte that they serve, great vegan options as well!

The vibes of the place was cozy and many people were inside the store. All the baristas had such chill and easy going auras. I always like to try new drinks everytime i visit a new coffee shop and the barista at the register had referred one of the mochas with whip cream. It was very delicious! The restrooms are also very tidy, clean and spacious. Definitely a place to visit with a friend and catch up!

Papaccino's is one of my favorite coffee shops in Woodstock. The breakfast bagels are my go to and are really good for the price. This spot also has a very cozy community-focused atmosphere which is perfect for catching up with friends or just needing to get some work done. The folks behind the counter are great vibes and I love coming here!

I love Papas! Truly! I'm here at least twice a week and my whole team at work meets up here now instead of the office. I love their breakfast sandwiches, their warm and welcoming staff, their rotating art displays on the back wall, their extensive drink menu and the sense of community that this place offers. I love seeing the same faces here every week and that we all just collectively love spending the day here.

Got a chance to check out this place today, and it was cool! I was lucky enough to find parking right outside, although it appears there is plenty of parking in the area. The staff was very friendly, and my coffee came out quickly. I didn't order anything fancy, just a black coffee, but it was very good. One of the big perks was that there was plenty of space and different types of seating, from comfortable chairs, to larger tables. Definitely a great place to meet up!

I'm a huge fan of this funky little coffee shop in the heart of Woodstock. On the drink front, my staple is the Mexican Mocha Latte with oat milk. On the food front, I rarely say no to a fresh apple fritter or a bear claw. They also have a wall of breakfast cereal to choose from - which makes my younger self very nostalgic . The staff is always in a great mood and there's always fun banter flying around and good music playing. They sell art from local artists too if you want to take a little bit of the Papaccino's experience home.

Hi! I'm looking for a phone number to contact Papaccinos. I tried the number 503.665.8543 and it wouldn't go through. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

What a cool place! Stopped by here after an adventure in SE Portland/Milwaukie area. Staff are super friendly and chill. Coffee was fantastic- felt like it was made with love, and worth the wait. I also got a ham and Swiss English muffin sandwich which was OK, nothing spectacular but still tasty. Worth visiting again!

A Friday morning coffee this morning here, we've shifted over here from our previous Woodstock neighborhood favorite coffee shop. A change of ownership there has made their service and offerings less than satisfactory - or maybe it's just different personnel and a different set of communication skills that makes it less welcoming... Regardless, Papaccino's is a nice change. An excellent range of breakfast offerings, a comfortable environment, and a good pour make this place an easy choice for our new "go-to" spot for our occasional morning coffee. The latte I had was well prepared, a good amount of foam in a nice sized cup. And the berry cheese danish I had was a nice change from a more generic offering. A nice side note - on hearing a familiar voice, I turned and recognized a friend from my morning exercise class. We had a nice chat, turns out that she comes here on a regular basis. As, apparently do several other people I know. Pretty sure that Papaccino's will be our new regular spot!

I am shocked by the interaction I just had with the brown haired barista with the nose ring. I went in at 4:30 to get a coffee and do a little bit of writing before they close. I ordered a drip coffee and it was burnt worse than gas station coffee that had been sitting out all night. I asked the girl working if I could get something else and she sneered at me and tried to gaslight me saying that "our coffee is just very dark roast, and you get what you get at the end of the day. You can always go to another coffee shop". Then she told me that I "gave her attitude" when all I said was that it tasted burnt. I was happy to pay the difference to get something else. She did make me Americano but she acted like she was doing me the biggest favor in the world. I know I didn't get an attitude with her. I'm a server and try to be as kind to other service workers as possible but this girl literally should not be working with the public if she hates other people this much.

I love this place! Good selection of spots to plug electronics in and many use to work on laptops, including myself. It can get busy and the good spots taken but they clear out. Good price for drinks and food. Very comparable price to chains like Starbucks or Dutch Bros. The quality of the chai is better here. They have a sweet, spicy, and mixed chai. So good! The staff are very chill too. I see them chatting with regulars and good about answering questions and making drinks as fast as they can. Only thing is that because of the amount of staff, it can get a little messy at tables with crumbs. But it's not super noticeable. TLDR; good place for working, chatting, and good drinks

Great iced mochas! The cold brew was good also. The service was lovely! Would like to come back again.

Papaccino's is a Portland icon. It's been going strong for decades now, and I hope it continues for decades more. Great coffee made by great, friendly staff, with good bagels and food as well. Their shots are always in the flavor sweet spot, never burned or bitter. The coffee never leaves you with an acidic feeling but always goes down smooth, with nice floral notes. Pre-covid this place was filled with tables with people working, Reed students hanging out, people reading the paper, etc. Great vibes. COVID eliminated the in person seating temporarily, but even so the place retains its welcoming nature and good feeling.

I got the mocha and it was 10/10. There is a lot of seating so it makes it the perfect place to work. Barista's are also always so so nice.

There's no excuse for the owners to employ one person in a giant coffee house during rush hour. Doesn't matter how good the coffee is or how nice the people are, 1 star because of cheap owners. That poor barista... So crowded. 1 person working. Get it together owners!!!

We just went there after picking fish up at the Fish Market across the street. First, kudos for being so organized and having a great system in place for social distancing we got a cappuccino and a spicy chai with oat milk. The cappuccino was especially good compared to other places in town that have weirdly flavored beans. I didn't get cereal from the cereal bar but it was adorable that they had it!

It's interesting to see some negative/low rating reviews! Very disheartening, and definitely not my experience with Papaccino's! As a barista myself, it's really a bummer to see other reviews.. maybe I just lucked out today! Today was my first time stopping in, and I snagged a Carmella Latte (caramel & vanilla) and a sausage bagel sandwich. My card declined, I sat down to figure out what the problem was... In the meantime, Scott started on my order even though I told him to hold off. I didn't want to get stuff for free! He assured me it wasn't a big deal, and to "come get it before it gets cold!" This is something I have done for many people, being a barista myself.. but it's so nice to be on the receiving end of that. While figuring out what was up with my card, and trying to figure out my new phone-- I heard Scott greet multiple people by name, have their drinks ready, and be very patient with some of the older folks coming in to order. The latte, bagel sandwich, and service were all phenomenal. I made sure to grab his name before I left, just to leave this review. Hopefully someone in management/ownership will see it. I was so thankful that he was so patient and understanding about the card situation-- and I ultimately figured out what was going on, and paid my tab. I will definitely be back!

Rudest cashier ever. I come in here nearly every day, and always pay with my phone. Order the same drink every time. And when i say im paying with my phone, she (girl with glasses and xte xmas sweatshirt) snaps back that i should "tell her i am paying that way beforehand" - which i did - and when i remind her kindly that i always pay that way...she snaps back that she gets far too many transactions to remember me. Well, hon, thats just fine. You lost one and everyone i know or that asks me will know what lovely customer service and barista skills you lack.

very bad cappuccino. the staff are really nice. wifi wasn't working when I was there.

Good food and beverages, excellent service, a very nice and friendly atmosphere. A good place to have coffee

Such a fun little spot, only thing I wish is that they had bagels all day.

Papaccino's is your more or less standard local neighborhood coffee haunt. Usually plenty of seating, decent drinks and pastries, and good Wi-Fi.

Comfortable place with lots of charm and friendly baristas. It's big enough that they had a birthday party in there this weekend without it taking over the whole place. They got all the good milk alternatives and the prices aren't too high. I'll be back.

A three star built on reputation. The virus has done much to damage the natural appeal of this location and business. Normal times would rate this coffee shop above all others. Their tables were filled with people you knew they are your neighbors. The pastries and the goodies are still there. You just are not seeing them be consumed at tables and feeling a ping of jealousy. All the coffee dinking tables are now stacked in the corner. All the ambience has been Coronad out of the place. There are lines single file and six feet apart. Everyone is honoring the social rules and keeping six feet apart. Taking away the charm that once was the heart of this coffee gathering place. The Coffe is still far superior than any chain you could name. What they lack in speed fancy names and organization they make up for with character and confidence. It's a pleasure to support and help a place like this to survive. If ever we go back to normal this and their service area will be the guide for you to measure your own progress

Anyone who writes a negative review of this place is just wrong, or a Karen, lol. And I'll tell them that, too! I have, and I'll do it again. My parents have beeen going here since 1993, and I've been going daily since 2018. The people who work here are some of the kindest, most laid back ever. Prices are on the lower end of the market and the quality is always top notch. The atmosphere is one of the very last early-2000s-vibe coffee shops in this gentrified city, and I believe it's the oldest independent shop in Portland. The last bad experience I had at Papaccino's was in about 2003 when Ruth yelled at me (6) for writing with my finger in the condensation on the glass. I feel like one rough go in 20 years is fairly acceptable.

The staff is very friendly and the cider I had was cold and refreshing on a snowy evening. There is a lot of space for people to get some work done or work in groups. They have quite the variety when it comes to beverages. The main issue with the place was the general cleanliness. I had a hard time finding a spot I was comfortable putting my work bag. I am a bit of a germaphobe but the floors and walls were just a bit too dirty for my liking. The price was right thought and it's rare to find a coffee shop in the area open past 5pm.

Great place for coffee and a breakfast sandwich! They had inside and outdoor seating. We got our order and ate outside.

I live right down the street from here, and used to walk down a couple times a month. The drip coffee is pretty terrible - it tasks like they never clean there coffee makers/shuttles. Getting an espresso drink is hit and miss. The morning crew is great, super friendly and engaging with solid barista skills. The afternoon is a different story. The last time I went in one of the Batista's thought it would be "funny" to write "gay latte" on my friends cup. The logic behind this was thoroughly explained to my groups of friends and I, and none of us found it funny or made all of us uncomfortable and upset. I have not come back since.

Unbeatable! Love the staff, coffee and pastries. I can also linger longer here. My new fav coffee shop.

This was a spur-of-the-moment stop. If this review was based solely on my latte, it would be either four or five stars. Very nice and smooth flavor with a perfect pine tree formed at the top of the foam. And the girl that took my order had the sweetest smile. But the ambience is just not quite right. I can't quite put my finger on it. It feels unkempt. Maybe it isn't really, but it still seems that way. I don't know if it is the concrete floor or the stained ceiling tiles, but Pappacino does not beckon with a "Come stay and mellow out here for a while" message.

I love the location of this spot. The prices are a little steep in my opinion. I got the Mexican mocha...it was tasty... just expensive. The place could definitely be a little cleaner. My friend brought her daughter and so we sat in the play area...the toys were kinda nasty. I will give the place another try and change my review if it's any different.

Consistently lovely staff. What a novelty in a coffee shop anymore! Coffee is good, no current indoor seating, convenient location and take out available. Great place to order coffee and pastries from across the street. I fond myself coming back here even during covid just because of the nice people and location. Really like it here.

If you need to survive this place is ok. However there in nothing special to recommend it. Mediocre latte and fairly inedible scone.