Our story
Slabtown was named after scrap lumber.
It was the stretch of northwest Portland where the mills stacked their slab wood. Then a rail yard, then warehouses, and now mostly condos with a roaster wedged in between them.
Gone by Friday.
Roasted in Slabtown, NW Portland
We kept the old name because it’s honest about the work.
[PLACEHOLDER, 2 sentences expanding on Slabtown’s history]
Forty-eight hours
One drum roaster
There’s no cafe. There’s a roaster and a packing table.
There’s a drum roaster, a packing table, and a stack of boxes waiting on the mail.
[PLACEHOLDER, 2 sentences on sourcing and the roasting process]
Online only
Roasted Tuesday.
Gone by Friday.
Everything we make leaves within two days, which is the only real advantage a small roaster has over a big one, so we spend all of it there.
[PLACEHOLDER, 2 sentences on packing and delivery]