Ranger Chocolate

Accidentally found this place while on a search for coffee and WOW!

Obviously, it's a place they make chocolate. But also, they make all of their coffee syrups in house. If you're a latte nerd like me you'll know that means the lattes are extra smooth and tasty (that Monin stuff all other places have just doesn't cut it).

Then the pastries - we got a savory rosemary cheddar scone and a baked bun with lemon curd. So fresh, unique and amazing.

And the service!! A very kind lady working the register and making coffees.

Overall an awesome spot you should check out if in the mood for tasty coffee and a fresh pastry.

Walked over from Knot Springs (day spa highly recommended) and this place is super chill. Well built industrial, a small yet good selection of snacks, including granola, chocolate covered ginger, ginger bars, and treats. Check out the s'mores mocha. Also, their chai is nice and spicy.

The moment you walk in you smell the chocolate! It's fun to walk into a real chocolate shop and smell the chocolate. I enjoyed the atmosphere and sitting with my micro mocha (8oz mocha) and the smell of coffee and chocolate. I did see drinking chocolates listed in their menu and will have to go back to try those.

They have their chocolate bars on sale as well as other chocolate goodies like granola and s'more kits. The girl behind the counter was very friendly and easy to chat with about the chocolates they sell.

So glad I found this place, their chocolate is amazing! Mocha was nicely dark and rich with strong coffee and chocolate flavor. Don't pass up on their pastries either! The campfire biscuit was so buttery, with a great crunch on the outside. The chocolate chip & strawberry scone was also perfect - lots of high quality chocolate scattered throughout, not too sweet and pretty moist for a scone. The place has a warm industrial chic vibe with the open chocolate factory in the back and service / wares in the front, with ample seating and friendly baristas.

Being new to Portland, Ranger was on my list of places to try since moving to Portland a couple of months ago. My partner and our friends are chocolate fiends too. So off we went.

When we arrived, I was one happy foodie. Not only do they do chocolate but also roast coffee. Two of my favorite things. We were greeted by a display of chocolate covered things.

At the counter, my wife and I experienced moderate decision paralysis. Everything looked awesome. Here's what we settled on.

Drinking chocolate which came with cinnamon short bread and whipped cream. 10/10

Pear Ginger hand pie. 9/10

Marshmallow 8/10

Chocolate square with dried fruit on top. 10/10


The staff were extremely friendly. It looked cool in there, rustic. The only issues was all "high top" seating. That includes all the tables and chairs. So, it was a bit difficult with some of my physical limits, but I managed.

Incredibly smooth chocolate! We stopped by to try a couple of bars. The Thai chocolate bar was very good. The rice and coconut milk flavor worked so well together with the chocolate. I also really really enjoyed the classic dark bar. So smooth! Not to mention their packaging is super nice. Love the style.

The guy working was very nice and helpful when we were debating which bars to try. It looks like they also had coffee and various other menu items if you wanted to stay and hangout. Cool spot!

Such a great chocolatier, and the staffs are sooo friendly. I got the Oregon hot chocolate and it really hits the spot. It is incredibly smooth and not too sweet. I'd definitely go again next time I visit Portland

I loved the whole vibe of this spot! A friend back home recommended I stop here when I was in town so they were the first stop on my coffee shop stops. The cashier was helpful and super friendly. I ordered the fruit granola (OMGGG dried blueberries, cherries, and Marionberries YESSSS) and the Oregon hot chocolate with a shot. It was a great first breakfast here in Portland and I thought the vibe of the shop of part storage, part seating, part chocolate & coffee related gifts was awesome. May have to stop in again and get some treats to take home!

Great craft bean-to-bar chocolate maker with a good national reputation. And a well deserved one too.

Love the addition of the coffee shop food.

Chocolate. Real chocolate. Made right here the right way. Need I say more.

I beseech you, TRY the Thai Chocolate Bar. It is SO GOOD. The fragrance of coconut is delightful with the rich chocolate, and the crisp from the rice is immaculate. I have chocolate every night lol - I always need a different flavor cuz I'm extra like that - BUT THIS ONE, I could have every day!

The Port Wine Chocolate and Maple Sugar Chocolate were also super unique and gourmet. I love how dark the chocolate is in the former and appreciate the strong wine essence. The Maple Sugar of the latter comes through powerfully, would liken it to spicy brown sugar vibes.

I couldn't help but pick up a Spiced Chocolate Cookie on the way out. The dude up front recommended it to me and it didn't disappoint! It's nice and balanced with the saltiness, and got a little kick from the cardamom and cayenne.