Slow Pour is reopening in the Sellwood neighborhood after relocating and renovating their new space. The cafe, known for its inviting atmosphere and quality offerings, aims to create a community hub where people can gather. Co-owner Dustin Payne emphasizes that hospitality is their main product, not just coffee. The cafe will serve a variety of drinks including coffee, wine, and beer, along with a diverse food menu featuring breakfast sandwiches, flatbread pizzas, and homemade pastries. They roast their own coffee and focus on ethically sourced beans. The new location will feature a cozy, eclectic design to foster a welcoming environment. With plans for evening events and a commitment to community engagement, Slow Pour aims to be a vital part of the neighborhood. The soft opening is expected at the end of March, with a grand opening in April, and locals are eager to return.
• Slow Pour has relocated to 7727 SE 13th Avenue in Portland.
• The cafe offers coffee, wine, beer, and a diverse food menu.
• They roast their own coffee and prioritize ethical sourcing.
• The new space will have a cozy, inviting atmosphere for community gatherings.
Creating a welcoming space for community interaction is essential in today’s world, especially after the isolation many experienced during the pandemic. Slow Pour aims to be a place where people can connect, enjoy quality food and drinks, and participate in events. Their commitment to hospitality and community involvement highlights the importance of local businesses in enhancing neighborhood life.
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