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• Welcome to Coffee Country

‘Buy Black’ Was a Boon for Deadstock Coffee. It Was Also a Burden.

When Old Town coffee shop Deadstock was slammed with business following the murder of George Floyd — and the spike didn’t last — owner Ian Williams began to wonder if the support was performative

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• Welcome to Coffee Country

The New Single Origin

Immigrant and first-generation roasters are opening cafes to add much-needed context to the conversations we have about specific countries’ coffees

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• Welcome to Coffee Country

A Love Letter to Rimsky’s, the Best Coffee Shop That Has Nothing to Do With Coffee

Since opening in 1980, Rimsky-Korsakoffee House has been a respite for Portland’s weirdos, a place to eat raspberry fools and people-watch. Post-pandemic, will it survive?

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• Welcome to Coffee Country

How the Pacific Northwest Became a Coffee Paradise

A guide to the roasters, baristas, and coffee minds that helped shape the region

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• The Ultimate Visitor’s Guide to Portland
• Map

Sip Coffee at These 12 Charming Portland Cafes

From classic espresso items to specialty drinks

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• From Eater Seattle

Coffee Fans Love Ethiopian Roasts. Avole Wants Them to Embrace Ethiopian Cafes, Too.

Founder Solomon Dubie aims to create a community hub and educational experience at the cafe’s upcoming location in the historic Liberty Bank Building

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• Welcome to Coffee Country
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14 Distinctive Portland Cafés That Roast Their Own Coffee

From mini-chains to tiny cafes

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• Looking Back at the Portland Restaurant Industry’s Year of Hardships

Grocery Workers Are Still Dealing with Customer Confrontations Over Masks, More Than a Year Into the Pandemic

For many workers, a year of being expected to bear much of the responsibility for conflict de-escalation has taken its toll

The Eater Portland Guide on How to Help

Where to give, volunteer, donate food, and support local restaurants during the novel coronavirus pandemic