Roseline Coffee

My partner and I stopped in for a cold brew and a drip coffee while strolling around the neighborhood and were immediately taken by how cozy the cafe is. The baristas were friendly and took our orders right away and the coffee was fantastic! My partner and I only drink coffee black, which is a sure fire way to tell if it’s good or not. This place did not disappoint, and we will be back for more coffee and to try some of the pastries, the rose croissant looked amazing but we had already eaten. Until next time, thanks Roseline Coffee!

I’m studying for the GMAT so I have strict criteria for cafes at this point. This one is one of the best I’ve been to in PDX. It can be quite busy but there’s always a table available. There’s also a booth along the front corner so I could sit here comfortably for hours. The coffee is super delicious and the atmosphere is cool and cozy. Perfect for chatting with a friend or working silently. Bring noise canceling headphones if you need to focus! There’s also outdoor seating which is lovely!

Great little coffee shop! Just happened to stop by before going to brunch! Very friendly staff and flavorful coffee!

Felt like the staff were a bit standoffish and didn't greet me when I came in, and didn't tell me where the creamer/lids were so I felt kind of awkward and clumsy standing around and then looking for stuff, but otherwise seemed to have good rapport with regulars. I had an iced oat milk vanilla latte and it was great!-- once I stirred it.

Great coffee shop that serves very good quality coffee made by skilled baristas. The space is very warm and inviting. This would be a good space to meet with friends or do computer work. I enjoyed the atmosphere. All syrups are made in house and they have fun interesting drink specials. I do wish they had at least one sugar free option, or carried allulose syrup for those of us that have to be careful with our blood sugar.

My mocha just went from $5.50 to $7 which is crazy expensive. I over heard the barista talking about how tariffs/uncertainty is the reason for the price hike, which is also just strange. It was very awkward. This was two weeks ago, haven’t been back since it was a disappointing experience.

Just moved to this area and can say this is the best coffee within a halfmile. Very quick, very friendly, very pretty latte and it was done well. Go here, enjoy the friendly energy and some sunshine on the patio.

One of my favorite coffee shops. My favorite drinks have to be the Valrhona Mocha (Dark Chocolate mocha, not too sweet, just perfect) and a cappuccino!! Great vibe and interior design. Highly recommend!!

If you're not into taxidermy, this place isn't for you. There's taxidermy all over the walls. It was also very packed. It is obviously a popular neighborhood spot The pastries looked great. They had things like rose pistachio croissants and Coco Donuts. We did not purchase any snacks. My SIL got 2 shots of the espresso iced with cream and wasn't able to drink it due to the quality of bean. It was incredibly sour and unpalatable to her. This may be your fave coffee type, but it wasn't for her. She prefers a smoother, cleaner taste to her espresso.

There are often a lot of people working on their laptops, talking, or reading; it's a busy shop and can be hard to get a table. There is a whole lot of taxidermy on the walls which isn't for me. Their coffee is consistently a little too milky for me. Their donuts and burritos are really yummy but they sell out quick. All in all, get there early if you're looking to go here. But look how pretty their plates are!

I love the decor of this shop on Alberta! I've been to another location of Roseline and they're all sort of their own vibe. I wanted to try their seasonal "boo berry" latte which was good and creamy but honestly didn't taste remotely like blueberry or anything it was described as. But the baristas were nice and the ambiance was good.

I was initially excited, as my husband and I walked down Alberta Street, to come across this local coffee shop. Ambiance - I was pulled in by the ambiance. Beautiful coffee shop, spacious, welcoming and relaxing environment. When I entered, they have a lovely promotion of their own products and coffee's. Plenty of seating. Open and airy. Clean and welcoming. All a big plus! The Service: We were kindly welcomed and the woman, since we were new, offered to answer any questions we had. We quickly learned they didn't have drip coffee and the woman recommended an Americano for my husband. I ordered a latte. The Drinks/Food: My latte; a bit heavy on the milk, but the coffee flavor was smooth. My husband's Americano - unfortunately horrible. It was so watered down it didn't even tasted like coffee. I was so disappointed with his drink (of course I took a sip) that we threw it out. :-( I had high hopes, especially based on other reviews. I won't be back.

Absolutely love this coffee shop! The ambience is so beautiful, and very cozy in the winter months. There's ample indoor and outdoor seating, friendly staff, and delicious coffee and bakery items. Also doesn't hurt that it's on Alberta street. Pro tip: check out their rotating seasonal coffee flavors, they are very unique!

Great little coffee shop. I love their coffee menu and pastry case options. Super helpful staff and great baristas making amazing coffee

One of my favorite cafes is Roseline. It can be really challenging to find the perfect place, but for me, Roseline cafe is the one. With its vintage mood, cozy ambiance, incredible coffee flavors, and energetic people, it ticks all the boxes. When I need some time to focus, this is my go-to cafe, and so far, their beans are the best for me! NE Alberta Street, where the cafe is located(one of the locations), is such a cute and lovely area. It feels like a blend of 23rd Street and Hawthorne.

This location on NE Alberta used to be Barista but is now Roseline Coffee. It is still an awesome location with a large, terrific space inside and a wonderful patio outside. The baristas also tell me that they continue to use beans from Barista, even though it is no longer a Barista location. I had a great time here today, had excellent service, and enjoyed a lovely Americano on a spectacular day outside. I'll be back and I wish them all well.

We stopped by Roseline a few times when we were visiting Portland recently since our Airbnb was a short walk away. The coffee shop is spacious and has plenty of seating outside as well! The drinks were perfect and they even remade one when my mom wanted hers to be hotter, so thoughtful!

Recently stopped by for an espresso. First time since it was Barista. Upon approaching the front door, an employee (short dark hair, wire eyeglasses and a bee hand tattoo) was cleaning the glass door from the inside. I smiled and paused to allow them to finish, but was greeted by a nasty scowl/frown as if I seriously inconvenienced them. The vibe was super negative as I entered the shop. When I got to the counter to order, the service was just as snooty. The espresso was ok, but not worth the attitude from the employees. I'm sure all the suburban tourist shoppers think pretentious baristas are part of the Portland coffee experience, but I have zero tolerance for it. There are a lot of coffee shops in this city, and most of them offer good coffee with actual hospitality. I don't imagine I'll ever return to Roseline.

The dark hot chocolate gives my life purpose and meaning. Who knew that going caffeine free could be so delightful?!

What an beautiful cafe!! The service was top notch and the the drinks were beautifully crafted. I was greeted with a smile and a warm "welcome". What a great start to my Sunday morning. As for the coffee.. magical. My cappuccino was amazing. The milk texture and temp were perfect. My wife had a specialty latte that she said was one of the best drinks ever. Seriously I can't say enough about this place. Well done Roseline!!