Following the Closure of Southeast Grind, Portland Has A New 24-Hour Coffeeshop

On Halloween, Phoenix Roasters on Southeast Division Street began serving coffee around the clock. The cafe extended its hours only five days after the permanent closure of longstanding, all-hours spot Southeast Grind.

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Portland’s Only 24-Hour Coffeeshop Will Close Next Week

The coffeeshop that’s always open is about to close for good.

Revolución Coffee House

Known for Mexican staples like tamales ($6), flan ($3.50) and spicy drinks served by the cup (or the pot)—like cinnamon-forward café de olla ($2.50) and corn masa-based atole ($4.50)—this socially conscious Mexican cafe truly is revolutionary.

Woodlawn Coffee & Pastry

Most come for the scratch-made pound cake and scones, only to end up ordering the biscuit and sausage gravy plate ($7.75).

Courier Coffee Roasters

If you walked too fast down Oak, you could zoom right past this hole in the wall where the construction of cappuccinos is truly an art.

Saint Simon Coffee Co.

Saint Simon doesn’t try all that hard to be stylish; this pocket-sized cafe just happens to execute simplicity with the best of tastes.

Ki Coffee

Formerly known as Solace Fine Espresso, this mellow cafe serves Stumptown coffee and espresso, along with a full menu of smoothies and bagel sandwiches.