Deadstock Coffee Roasters

Portland

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Deadstock Coffee Roasters

Deadstock Coffee Roasters is a sneaker-themed coffee shop offering both classic and inventive signature drinks in a relaxed, laid-back atmosphere. Rather than a fixed menu, you simply tell the baristas your preferences, and they will skillfully prepare it for you.

Information

address408 NW Couch Street, Suite 408, Portland
openingHoursMon–Thu 8am–3pm, Sat 8am–4pm, Sun 9am–4pm
phone+1 971 220 8727
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