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PROUD MARY IN THE PRESS
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The 25 Best Coffee Shops in Oregon
FEB 9, 2020
"Proud Mary is actually a popular Australian coffee shop that was founded in Melbourne, but they have made a splash in Portland. They source coffee direct from origin, and supply coffee around Australia and America, serving up their brews in true Aussie-style – quality brews with some fun, cheeky variations.
Plus, they roast all the coffee onsite. Proud Mary is the place to come for super premium brews; try the $13 Panama pourover for something special."
Don't Order Avocado Toast for Breakfast in Melbourne
OCT 23, 2019
"At Proud Mary, in the trendy Collingwood neighborhood (there’s also a second location in Portland, Oregon), the potato hash comes with crispy kale, short-cut bacon, a poached egg, and bagna cauda."
The 38 Essential Melbourne Restaurants
OCT 23, 2019
"If Proud Mary Cafe (with a second branch in Portland, Oregon) is a brunch destination, Aunty Peg’s is all about the coffee."
You’ll Never Guess the Secret Ingredient in These Pillowy Light Pancakes
JAN 06, 2018
"Whenever I’m on the road exploring a new city, I love turning to Instagram to help guide my way, so when I saw these incredibly beautiful pancakes at a coffee shop called Proud Mary in Portland’s artsy district of Alberta, I knew I had to check them out."
Where to Eat and Drink In Portland, Oregon: A Local's Guide
SEP 11, 2019
"The full-service Australian coffee culture they introduced was unlike anything we knew, and Proud Mary filled a hole we didn’t even know we had."
The Epic Quest for Portland’s Perfect Pancake
DEC 28, 2017
"This Aussie coffee roaster vaults the pancake into the realm of food art."
The Best Healthy Restaurants in Portland
SEPTEMBER 12, 2017
"The last thing Portland needed was another coffee shop, especially one from out-of-towners. But, this summer, a merry band of stylish Australians opened an outpost of their hip Melbourne café on Portland’s artsy Alberta Street, and it immediately became the ne plus ultra in coffee culture"