Bullseye Coffee

Ordered a house coffee with a dash of cream. They ran out of coffee, so the woman who made it put in a huge pour of cream and topped it off with hot water. It wasn’t even drinkable. Threw it out and went to another place to get coffee.

Delightful spot in delightful Willamette! I ordered a decaf latte from the cheerful barista, and it was perfectly crafted and piping hot. Love the shop’s vibe, both cozy and spacious, with comfortable chairs and tables scattered throughout. I didn’t get to try any of the food, but will look forward to that on my next visit.

Has new owners. Great and very friendly. Service is good
New coffee, Happy Rock and River Brew, Awesome!
New menu coming out with beer & wine!
A fun place with a lot of fun events coming up, so say new owners.

Meh. I’ve experienced better.
Meh coffee. This is the main reason 2 stars is warranted. My 12 oz latte was milk, warmed up, with espresso. There was absolutely no foam and it was served warm, not hot. I only drank half of it.
Meh service. The person who made my coffee was on her phone when not making coffee or taking orders. She spilled my latte a little bit taking it over to me and did not say anything.
Meh atmosphere. So sad that the cute exterior and wonderful location does not continue inside. There is something off about this place, like it’s someone’s idea of what a coffee shop should be like, but in looking like that it looses personality. Too many chalkboards/​whiteboards and… I hate saying it… clutter.
I did not try any pastries, food, or smoothies.
Notes: Accessible, street level. Plenty of seating. Seems to be a place people go to in order to meet up for coffee.

The owner goes out of her way to make you feel at home and comfortable. Unlike the other coffee shop where the employees are cold and businesslike. She would do anything in the world for you. Please stop by this local coffee shop and pay back her support. They have excellent home made soups, sandwiches, desserts and smoothies.

Super cute place, great food and drink but service was horrible and tables and counter were covered in dirty dishes. There was only one other table occupied so the place should have been cleaned up. Just felt so dirty.

Awkward, quiet and mediocre. We seemed to be inconveniencing the employee working. Pastry was just not good. We recently moved to the area and we’re excited to see a local coffee and pastry shop, too bad we won’t be going back.

One star reviews aren’t fun for me, and I tried to think of something about this place that would give me any reason to give it at least two stars but nope, I got nothin’.
Weak, tepid coffee (and definitely not 12oz), and the worst and most watery mocha I’ve ever had.
Slow service in spite of the fact we were the only customers. And the woman wasn’t surly, per se, but definitely not friendly or welcoming. Maybe bad things were happening on General Hospital, which we seemed to be interrupting.

This place is adorable and looks like it would be good. Unfortunately, it is the worst service ever and I tried several times. They never seem to know what they’re doing and take forever to get food and drinks ready. It is offered as a meeting spot after hours which is lovely but I’m not sure if there is a fee involved.

Great coffee house I found this open over the Labor day weekend when my normal place was closed. I am glad I found this place. It is very charmimg, cute and clean. The Chai latte was the best ever my niece said. I had a breakfast burrito that was very tasty !! The owner Linda was very sweet and accomodating. We will be back.

I think I“m generous giving this place 3 stars, I was tempted to give it 2 stars. Let me say the white chocolate mocha I had was really good! It wasn’t overly saccharin sweet, it was just right. And, the raspberry tart I had a pastry was alright. However, I was thinking about going up and ordering a drip coffee, but then I realized the only creamer they had was Powdered. WHAT?!? What kind of coffee shop only offers powdered creamer, I don’t get it. Overall, this place had a unique fun vibe, I was looking for someplace close with free wifi that wasn’t starbucks and this place fit the bill. However, it has a «country bumpkin» type feel… maybe it is because they offer «Big Train smoothies» and everyone else in the coffee shop had loud cell phone ringtones, that really made me feel like I transported to someplace very far from Portland.

Not the greatest coffee shop around. If you happen to be in West Linn down by the Willamette and you need coffee it’ll do, but overall I would avoid it. The woman who I assume to be the owner was on the phone the ENTIRE time I was getting my iced coffee. She barely said a word to me and was pretty distracted. She even ran outside at one point while I was waiting for my coffee and offered no explanation for any of this. She also dropped the cup she poured my coffee into on the ground and then proceeded to fill it anyway. None of this is a huge deal and I waited patiently with a smile on my face, but overall it was not a great experience.
The shop itself isn’t all that bad, but the WiFi was password protected and the counters are pretty cluttered. Again, nothing that’s a deal breaker by any means, but there are much better coffee shops in the area. I would go to Starbucks before I would come back here. At least at Starbucks there are friendly employees and with my rewards card I get free refills on iced coffee.
I was hoping it would be a nice run of the mill coffee shop, but it fell pretty flat from even that. I wouldn’t recommend going out of your way to pay Bullseye Coffee Co a visit.

Super cute coffee shop, has that small town feel. The owner is super sweet and very easy to chat with. The latte was so creamy and frothy. Way better than anything you would get at Starbucks. Her son works there too, nice guy but not nearly as friendly.
She gets in local pastries too which are sooooo good. During Christmas she had up a giving tree for the local Women’s Shelter which I thought was awesome. Ended up pulling 3 tags for it. All in all a very local community place.

This is a great coffee shop. The mood is relaxed, the coffee is good, and Linda, the owner is GREAT! It is a wonderful local «gathering place» and you are made to feel like you are a regular whether its your first visit or your 25^th visit.

This is a warm, comfortable coffee shop, unlike other cookie-​cutter establishments. The cappuccino is delicious and served in a real porcelain cup with just the right amount of foam. Linda, the owner, is as hospitable as they come. She has a very generous spirit toward new businesses in the area and has allowed me to use her space more than once. I think Bullseye is a West Linn gem. We’re lucky to have it.

Bad drinks good deal on candy bars though… 25 cents per bar but the actual coffee isn’t that great

I visit Bullseye Coffee Company occasionally to enjoy a cup of coffee, a bagel, a scone, a sandwich or some other nibble. The atmosphere is relaxing, and I can pen a brief letter or thumb through a few pages of a book. I can find better coffee and sandwiches elsewhere, but I prefer to sit quietly and attend to my paperwork in a relaxed, unhurried manner.
Want to enjoy an informal meeting or have a discussion where you can hear the other person’s voice? Need a place to brainstorm? When you think of it, such places are rare. Stop in if you’re in the area, and you may return occasionally also.

This morning I went out to have a coffee and pastry. Sick of using starbucks I drove down to the old Willamette area and saw this tucked and thought I would give it a shot. My experience was dissapointing. I ordered a breakfast burrito and a shot in the dark. The coffee was fine but they had ran out of tortillas for the burrito. I was asked if I wanted my money back or I could get a breakfast sandwhich instead that would have cost more. Thinking I was smelling a deal I went for it. The sandwhich when it came out was nothing more than a microwave breakfast sandwhich I could get at the grocery store up the street for a third of the cost.
Bottom line for me is that they are trying to do too many things selling jewelry and bags. Food. Coffee. And the whole postal annex thing. In the future I will pass on this shop.
I’m giving an extra star just because it’s not an over crowded starbucks.

As Jen K. mentioned, there is all kinds of stuff going on here. A Postal Annex-​y thing with the old post office boxes, a UPS drop off, and a whole table in the back devoted to people’s business cards.
I stopped in for coffee and a bagel this morning and enjoyed both of them. I got the drip coffee which came in a giant ceramic mug. Asked if I wanted cream, I replied yes only to then be asked if I wanted half and half, 2% or non-​fat. Pretty good when you’re asked what kind of cream you want to lighten your coffee.
The condiment table wasn’t obvious from where I ordered so had to ask for it. It was in the back of the shop where an oversized couch was facing a television broadcasting Good Morning America. Again, the choices were a bit mind boggling: white sugar, sugar in the raw, honey, and two kinds of artificial sweeteners as well as at least 6 ‘toppings’ such as cinnamon and nutmeg.
I felt like Goldilocks when I got my cheese bagel — toasted to perfection with just the right amount of cream cheese. It was just a tad bit too chilled to spread well, but that was really the only drawback.
At just $ 4.10 for my breakfast, I think I’ve found a great spot to stop on those mornings I want to treat myself before work.

Not my cup of tea.
Tucked away in the Old Willamette commercial area this is a coffee shop, postal center, and so much more. In fact, there was so much going on in the space, I couldn’t quite figure out what they were going for.
I personally prefer the light and bright ‘mountain cabin’ décor at Willamette Coffee House and the contemporary Italian décor at Salute across the street. I’ve had a few ordering/​service issues here (mixing up the size and flavoring), but the finished product has always tasted fine.
They call Bullseye ‘The Meeting Place’ and have lots of tables, a childrens’ area and even offer open mike nights, but it just isn’t my style.