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Very friendly place with lots of comfy seating - I liked the family friendly back area with padded seats and a selection of books - even kids books. Great views onto Belmont

Food: I did not try the food but hear it is good

Drink: The coffee was excellent

The building itself is great. Large windows - nice wood floors. It has potential to be a really great place. Unfortunately as CAB bellow has commented, the over all feel of the place is kind of like an indy-Starbucks vibe. The music is upsettingly bad. I think I've heard Enya in there a few times as well. But in fact if you open up your itunes while you are there - you can look thru their entire playlist. It's pretty sad. But aside from music, which is often loud, the general vibe is pretty new-age, hippy, adult slacker vibe.

Food: Never had any of their food items. Oh no, I had a croissant once. It wasn't too bad.

Drink: The coffee is alright. They are located down the street about 5 blocks from what is rated as one of the best coffee maker/brewers in the world. So I would advise them to try a little harder, but part of Stumptown's greatness is the hype. That said - The espresso drinks are OK. The drip coffee is actually nice - nice and dark, and well brewed. The shots - i'd say they need a little work on. Steaming other milks besides Cow Milk - they need major work on. There you go...

Muddy Waters is taking on character remarkably quickly for such a new place. They've only been open for three weeks or so and it already feels like it's an old neighborhood standard -- in all the right ways. Solid wi-fi connection. Large tabletops. Great place to socialize or work.

Food: The food is fresh and good. It would stand on its own anywhere, but is especially good compared to typical coffee shop fare. I've had soup, breakfast sandwiches, savory scones -- all have been outstanding.

Drink: They serve locally brewed CBI coffee. It hasn't displaced any of my favorites, but it's fine coffee well prepared. Very good.