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Sisters Coffee Company is a café in Portland, United States.
For working, it has power outlets.
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Named as a place to work from by 3 independent sources.
For chocolatey roasts, lots of seating, and plenty of outlet access, this Pearl District outpost of a Central Oregon coffee roaster is a spacious spot for laptop campers
- Indoor seating: yes
- Power outlets: yes
Eater PortlandArticle, April 2025The Best Portland Cafes With Free Wi-Fi For Remote Work
on pdx.eater.comit has everything a laptop warrior needs: delicious chocolatey roasts, loads of seating, and easy access to outlets.
- Indoor seating: yes
- Power outlets: yes
The Rip City ReviewGuide, January 202415 Cafes in Portland that Make Remote Work Feel Like Home [2026]
on theripcityreview.comThere is plenty of seating here and when you get hungry, plenty of restaurants to walk to.
- Indoor seating: yes
Benable (Rebecca Nguyen)Blog postPortland Spots I Like to Remote Work At
on benable.com
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