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Businiess name:
Anna Bannanas
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
Rachel Ray made good mention of this establishment on her show. Rightfully so.. This is not the modern coffee shop full of pretentious folks typing on their Blackberries. Nor is the kind of place that reeks of corporate ambiance. It is the kind of place where you go to celebrate Portland, and the coffeehouse tradition. The register reads ?Friends don?t let friends drink Starbucks.? That mentality is what you can expect to find at Anna?s. mixed in 21st avenue?s support of the goal to ?Keep Portland Weird.? So the bandanas might be ratty, but they?re clean. The baristo may not look like the cover of GQ, but he?s clean too. And a drink at Anna?s is truly experiencing Portland as Portland should be experienced.
Pros: Free WiFi, It's not Starbucks,
Cons: limited seating inside
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