The speculation is over—the old Prescott Cafe, which closed at the end of September 2022, is not being razed for housing but is being reborn into Three Fifty Cafe, a new bakery and shop (which looks like it started as a home-based bakery where you order then pick up baked goods at the baker’s home; it was a very popular kind of commerce during the pandemic). They will sell Vietnamese food and drink. More specifically, to quote their Facebook page, they are “offering a unique blend of traditional and modern Vietnamese flavors.”
The new spot will sell Vietnamese bread, dumplings/bao, bánh mì (looks like there will be vegetarian versions), milk tea (made with boba or jelly), and pate chaud. Their coffee options include Vientamese and Americano coffees, with the addition of things like sea foam, and the egg coffee variation. You can see the full menu below (click to enlarge).
Three Fifty Cafe’s opening menu. Photo credit: Three Fifty Cafe
For their first month, they are offering a special: Your choice of a bánh bao, coffee, milk tea, or dessert free with the purchase of 4 or more bánh mì.
Look for them to open Friday, February 24. UPDATE: because of Portland’s snowpocalypse on Wednesday, February 22, the grand opening is going to be Friday, March 3, 2023.
I wandered by this morning out of curiosity and saw people working inside. I heard through the grapevine that work has been going on for a little while, so they are putting in a lot of time and effort to get this place up and running by Friday. Definitely stop by and welcome them to the neighborhood and get yourself something tasty!
Three Fifty Cafe [opening February 2023]
6205 NE Prescott Street, Portland
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This post was updated February 24, 2023.
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I saw this place on my walk and immediately Google it when I got home. Thanks for the info. It will be exciting to have a new food offering in the neighborhood.