Roseline Coffee Alberta

Roseline Coffee's Alberta cafe brings the company's coffee to the Alberta Arts strip, opening at six on weekday mornings. Roseline began in 2012 and takes its name from Portland's Rose City nickname and from the standard its team calls the Roseline, the care that separates good coffee from great coffee in the cup and in every interaction in the cafe.

The shelf runs from house blends such as Cartwheel, a juicy mix of natural and washed coffees, and Oro, with chocolate, caramel and toasted nut notes, to seasonal lots including a honey processed Honduras Linda Vista and a Honduras Geisha tied to the Picker's Project, a social program that includes farm labor in the economy. Orders can be placed ahead online, and the doors stay open until six every evening, with weekend mornings starting at seven.