probably the best coffee in the country!!! affable, professional service.
the only thing not to like about this place or the other stumptowns
are the lines. pastries are occasionally a bit on the weak side. this
should be a model for how to run a quality business.

Not much to say other than if you like coffee....you'll know why these guys are great after you try a cup!!!!

Outstanding coffee, admireable business ethics, worth the wait in line...... I have been going to the Stumptown on Division since they opened years ago. The coffee is consistently great and I enjoy supporting a local business.

The staff picks the music and the art is always interesting. The staff is friendly enough most of the time, but not all of the time. It was more than a little uncomfortable when I witnessed the staff being indifferent (well, more like rude) to a "less than hip" customer.

If you enjoy great coffee you will love their coffee.

Stumptown is only tasteless to those whose palates require heaping spoonfuls of sugar, creamer, and artificial flavorings. I'm surprised that Stumptown, with their notoriously high standards, allows places like Vivace and New Seasons to serve (mutilate) their espresso. Those in Portland who recognize the difference between the rich, deep, velvety, creamy, bittersweet-chocolatey goodness of an expertly crafted macchiato, and the giant dose of sugary sludge Starbucks shamefully deems a "caramel macchiato,"also know where to find it: Stumptown and/or The Albina Press, the only place I know of to get Stumptown right.

Tried out the Stumptown at 4525 SE Division for the first time. I've had Stumptown at other places like Vivace's on 23rd and have liked them a lot. The coffee at this place, however, is horrible. The mocha that I ordered had absolutely no flavor to it. I've gotten more flavor drinking water out of the tap. Would not recommend it. I know that I will not be returning for another visit.