Twentysix Cafe

TwentySix is cool. The coffee is great. the food is tasty, the prices reasonable. The staff is friendly but not so friendly you won’t earn it. It has heated outdoor, raw outdoor, and indoor seating with cushions 🤌. The perfect vibe imo. The wifi is decent enough to review those Q4 OKRs with your manager, you lil wager worker 💋.

I stop in to this little cafe from time to time for coffee and a little sweet treat for my partner and I. The atmosphere is great and welcoming and every time I’m in there, whoever is working behind the counter is attentive and kind. I typically just pick up some lattes and pastries, on occasion I have had their breakfast burritos and everything is always yummy. (: there is plenty of seating past the bar where you order as well as the main lobby and even a nice covered area where folks from the neighborhood meet to chat and catch up. All in all I think this a great spot to come and chat with some great folks and have your little caffeinated treat.

We had the great good fortune to spend a week in this neighborhood and check out all the different coffee shops and cool food joints. This is a super fun place for morning coffee especially if you're looking for a place to meet other dog owners. We had the avocado toast and the lox bagel. The food was healthy and yummy. I had an oat milk mocha. Loved how the oat milk actually had substance to it.

This place is great. Between the good coffee, the friendly vibe, and the excellent food, it's hard not to want to go here all the time. I have 15 coffee shops within walking distance (because: Portland) and this place usually wins out. The hazelnut latte is especially good because instead of the standard pump bottle flavor, they make their own hazelnut paste. The hazelnut tastes 'real' because it is and that always hits real nice. Their donuts come from Delicious Donuts which are the best in town. I can't imagine a better donut than their blueberry cake donut. The Savory Toast is a beautifully simple lunch at a great price. The staff is always friendly and many have been around for some time. For me that's always a great indicator of a good business. As with a lot of other coffee shops, there is a rotating selection of local art on the walls but unlike a lot of other coffee shops, the art is generally very good. Whoever is curating it is doing a good job. The interior is pleasantly and sparsely lit and has the vibe of an old Victorian parlour. The covered outdoor seating in out front is comfy and because they're not on a major street, it's pleasantly quiet and you don't have to worry about breathing exhaust. Definitely one of my favorite places to be in Portland.

i enjoyed this place very much. my parents and i visited this cafe on a wednesday morning. it was very calm and quaint. there were a lot of locals that stopped by and made easy conversation with the baristas. this coffee shop was tucked in a neighborhood area of portland. it wasn’t too busy, but also not desolate. i ordered a plain 12oz latte. the foam on top was super creamy and smooth. very delightful. then for breakfast, i ordered a savory toast. it was an inch thick of dark whole wheat bread, with avocado spread and a sliced hard boiled egg on top. arugula, spicy peppers, and an oily dressing was garnished on top as well. it was very good, although a bit messy. i would have liked it better without the oil, but nonetheless i loved the unique flavor of the peppers. it brought a great zing to it. my mom got a pumpkin spiced latte and a bagel sandwich. i tried her latte and the pumpkin flavor was not too strong. she really enjoyed it, but i would have liked more spice. my mom said that the bagels tasted chewy and homemade too.