Well & Good Coffee House

People are nice, they make conversations and accommodating to customers. The place is somewhat cool. Rustic feeling but not quite empty here in the morning the most disappointed things for me is the taste of the coffee. It is not as good as other coffee shop I tried before. It gives a bitter/​sourness taste. And they don’t have my favorite drink gibraltar so it is a turn off for me

nice and hidden café. I like the decoration and feeling in this café. Will definitely come again!

This is my second visit. The coffee is always tasty and the ambiance is quite nice. I sat outside this time (even with the heat) and there was a nice breeze and lots of shade. I’m looking forward to going there when the fire is burning. The only drawback is the lack of parking, but I’ve lucked out both times and found right up front rockstar parking,

Best coffee shop in the greater Tigard area. Very friendly staff who all know how to make a proper latte. Easy place to relax and hang out.

My boyfriend and I stumbled this cute little shop while looking for coffee around the area. But we will definitely be back! It’s a quaint coffee shop with woodwork everywhere. I love the lightbulb fixture and the large tables for studying or meeting up with friends over quality coffee. We got the caffe latte and caffe mocha iced! Delicious! And whipped cream is always a plus

I’ve gone here twice, not so much a fan. Their coffee and food, not so great, poorly made pastries. When I look at their pastry display I get depressed. Their coffee is gross. I get the feeling that the coffee shop isn’t necessarily designed to give their customers quality service or quality food and drinks, but provides a place for their church members to hangout. The only thing I like about this place is the fireplace but that’s it. The atmosphere is clickish. This makes me sad. Called to be a light to the dark not just light to the light? Most of the comments and five star ratings come from church members.

I’m going to break down the reasons this place rocks in an easy 5 point list.
1) The employees are the nicest/​funniest people ever.
2) When you order hot tea «for here,» it is served with a white teacup and a teapot on a plate. Helloooooo, perfect tea party for cheap! What a cute way to invite your children to get coffee with you… or enjoy tea to yourself while feeling fancy.
3) The spicy turkey sandwich. Tracey (the cook) is basically a food-​making wizard. Try the sandwich. Do it. And order it with the sea salt chocolate chip cookie (unless there is only one left… in which case save it for me because I love them)
4) There’s a fireplace. Let me reiterate: there’s a fireplace that you can sit by… inside a coffee shop. Starbux ain’t got nothin’ on that.
5) The outdoor patio is lovely and sometimes during the summer you can smell the campfire-​y smell from the Traeger.
Okay that’s all. :)

Well, its Good! What else can I say;) Me and my sister had found this place on Unilocal and decided to check it out. The main reason we visit coffee shops ever so often is to do HW and study. Well&Good had the perfect atmosphere to do so. There is plenty of seating, indoor and out, and the Coffee was great. They also have a great variety of baked goods and snacks if your hungry.

Nice layout with plenty of seating, meh coffee, and good-​looking snack offerings though I didn’t try any. Randomly chose this spot for a client meeting for its decent reviews and proximity to the client, but it looked like everyone had the same idea. Noise level was pretty high, and parking in the adjacent lot felt like a Saturday at Costco. Joy.

I’ve been meaning to post this and have forgotten about it. Someone must’ve been paying attention to the reviews! They have the stamp card now! :). Yes, I’ve been going back every chance I get. My Starbucks app is not getting much love these days. Lol
My favorite summer go to drink is Iced Americano. It’s simple, no fuss, cold, and lastly better priced for shots of espresso you get. Iced lattes in summer just feels like milk flavored with espresso to me.. Milk drenched espresso during summer just (16 oz, or 20 oz for $ 3). Where have you been in my life?! I appreciate that they have sugar cane syrup out for you to ‘pump your own sweetener ‘. No modified corn syrup! That’s a huge plus for me as I’m trying to cut out all those junk from my diet.
And now winter is here… Back to my usual, Hazelnut Latte, a foamy goodness!
Can’t complain too much about the coffee or service after coming here for over a year. But parking is still limited during peak hours!

I’m so thankful for this coffee shop in Tigard! No longer have to travel to Portland find a nice cozy café to sip coffee and do work. I like the food options as well!
Wish that parking isnt limited to 2hr parking only though.

I enjoyed the atmosphere and the lighting of the place it was a really cute coffee shop with copper like tables and lots of seating, however I feel as if it was hard to see over the noise level, it was that loud.
I enjoyed the scone, however most of their breakfast foods are prepackaged and wrapped in a plastic. And the coffee was alright to the taste but left a very sugary fake syrup aftertaste.
Overall, the customer service was good and the people were understanding. Just found it to be very very loud and busy, that isn’t the coffee shops fault.
To me it felt like a corporation coffee shop rather then the small business it was. It lacked originality and its own spunk. Just mediocre in my opinion.

Delicious coffee! Always ristretto shots pulled :)
Had a simple Americano with some cream and was yummy! Scone was a little dry but I didn’t go there for pastries lol

Great coffee and service! Try the lattes. The interior has plenty of space, with all sorts of seating options. Small 2-​person affairs, a big dining room table, bar style seating – even a set of armchairs arranged near the fireplace.
There’s a big range of reasonably priced food too: baked goods, snacks, as well as lunch item like salads and sandwiches, along with a selection of drinks, from smoothies to Coke.
I can see this place becoming one of my regular hangouts, and I didn’t even know it existed before today.

I made sure to go to a different coffee shop every day when I was visiting Oregon and was not disappointed with this one. I’m still quite coffee-​illiterate so when I asked for a macchiato the barista clarified with «do you mean a traditional macchiato or a Starbucks one» ugh, fail on my part, but she was super kind when I sighed and said «ya the Starbucks kind please» I’m still learning ok guys! Anyways, the coffee was delicious and definitely worth the embarrassment. I sat at one of their many tables and got lost in my book. The atmosphere was very chill, with a great fire place and comfy chairs, lots of tables and outside seating for when it’s not raining. Loved the relaxed vibe, kind staff and yummy local coffee, will be stopping by next time I’m in the area and hopefully have gained more coffee knowledge as well.

I tried all the l’assants (let’s be honest, they’re cronuts): maple, vanilla, and bite sized. It was my first time trying cronuts and they were all super yummy! I liked the maple the best. It’s super rich and oily, so I wouldn’t it eat regularly, but it’s a nice treat. I also tried a decaf drip and was impressed. Most decaf is gross, but there’s was really tasty. I’ll definitely be back!

It’s simple. Great coffee (they brew Nossa Familia). Great atmosphere. Scones are highly recommended. Only drawback is limited parking spaces, unusual for a suburban joint.

In the coffee wasteland of suburbia, this place is a rare bright spot. They serve Nossa Familia coffee out of the Pearl (Portland), which is a top quality roaster. Nice décor and ambiance too. The pastries and sandwiches, on the other hand, are not nearly at the quality level of a standard Portland coffee shop. Sandwiches, for instance, are premade, shrink-​wrapped, and chilled. But there might be a pastry or two that you like.

It wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t good. The bacon in the breakfast burrito tasted a little… off. Maybe it was vegetarian bacon, but either way it wasn’t cooked all the way. I ended up scraping it off. The red pepper sauce was delicious though, and I would eat it on any sandwich.
The coffee was ok, not the best I’ve ever had, but certainly not the worst. It was perfectly average. The staff was friendly and helpful and I received my food and drink in a timely manner.
I will probably try another place if I am in the area again.

Awesome staff, atmosphere, coffee, and food. What more could you ask for? This place has a really nice look and feel to it. Between the interior design ie furniture chairs etc and the food, this place is definitely an awesome finding.
Ps the chicken pesto panini is bursting with amazing flavor and is definitely not overpowered by the pesto