i went for the first time today. the service was quick . the place was so cute and cozy. the drinks…read moreALL LOOK GOOD ! the prices are really good as well. i will definitely be going back on sundays !

I'll be honest I probably would have never visited the corner coffee if my friend hadn't invited…read moreme. It's such a small, hole in the wall cafe. I can now say that I would definitely go back. They do have a variety of options on their menu and at a great price. I ordered two of their special coffees La Canela Loca. They were really good with just the right amount of sweetness and I paid only $8! (For Both). The workers were so friendly and attentive. We talked a little about how the business started and how it's going. We sat outside on their little picnic tables they had. They also have a walk up window you can order from.

Recommend: Yes…read more After visiting Karolinas, I was in the mood for some coffee and a quiet spot to read, and I happened upon San Antonio Gold--so glad I did! At first, from the outside, I thought I was walking into a barbershop because of the door, but stepping inside was a fun surprise. The space is really unique--almost like a mini indoor shopping mall. The coffee shop is right at the front, but as you walk further back, there's a barbershop and a few other small shops to explore. Despite all that, it still has a chill, relaxed vibe. Plenty of seating and big windows make it perfect for hanging out with a book. I ordered the Holiday Inn Cambodia coffee, and it was fantastic. the service was great. Barista gave me a few recommendations. I'll definitely be back--this is a great spot to unwind, read, or just get out of the house for a little while. Highly recommend if you're in the area!

I've known Jason for a minute and between him and Mark at Theory, they're responsible for educating…read moreme and helping me get serious about coffee. He's always answered my questions, no matter how silly or inane they might be and has readily offered perspective on different types of coffee or methods to make. I'll forever be grateful for that! Now onto Gold, I was a bit bummed when he wasn't at the trailer but happy he opened up his own shop and started visiting regularly. From its humble beginnings of a few bar stools, limited menu, and a small space to the wide open space that is Gold today, the constants have been killer coffee, awesome service, and great convo if it's not a mad rush. From standard drip to espresso to imaginative inventions, the coffee is top notch. If you're hankering for something different, talk to them a they will take care of you. Staff has always been awesome and they definitely know what they're doing. I once asked about chemex ratios and was given an on the spot class. If you don't like good coffee, good service or a solid place to chill, then this may not be your place. Also, they let me bring my doggo, Pancho, in, what's not to love?!

Super cute coffee shop, tasty drinks, fast service. I was here for an event and even though the…read morespace was small the staff was so accommodating and made it feel cozy. Was a little warm inside, but we were a large group so it was expected.

I came here for the first time for the hot Matcha summer event put on by Yelp and I definitely…read morethink this is one of my go to spots for Matcha now! I had the mango Matcha, which was a specialty for the event and it was so delicious. The atmosphere is very warm and friendly with the seating area that has a giant bookshelf, which makes it feel very cozy. I'm looking forward to coming back and trying the rest of their menu items and bringing a book to read and relax.

This place was super cute, cozy and relaxing. Great quick service…read more I ordered an iced matcha with banana syrup and oat milk. It was a nice balance of sweet and earthy. They have different varieties of seating areas along with game boards and books. This is a nice place to just chill with a good beverage.

Located inside the BURNS building. Only signage for the coffee shop is a chalkboard sign out front…read moreon the sidewalk. Couldn't get our usual, as the barista admitted she didn't know how to make a flat white, so we ordered decaf drip with heavy cream. It is SUPER hot and dark and delicious. Totally a great cup of coffee. But we're missing the velvety feel of the steamed cream. TONS of seating. Very 1920s vintage vibe. 100% freaked out by the random camera on the table by the windows that is tracking and following me. Like. Seriously. Not cool.

Coffee Shop No. 514 Shotgun House Coffee Roasters…read moreSan Antonio, TX June 12, 2025 Shotgun House Coffee Roasters is located in an old warehouse. The space is open and bright, but there are many neat nooks with different seating. Has a very industrial feel, but welcoming at the same time. The decor is eclectic. In one spot you'll find an out of place yet placed chandelier. Be sure to look around because the walls are painted with vibrant colors, uniques images on the wall, and mismatched furniture. Somehow the space works. It's inviting and memorable. After exploring the inside go check out their garden area. I was in awe by the large heavy antique iron door. I examined the door daydreaming of the stories it could tell. I found the barista to be quirky and fun. He has a lot of knowledge about coffee, suggested some other local coffee shops, and even gave us a brief rundown of the coffee scene and its history in San Antonio. Besides being easy going and laid back, the barista made a fantastic cortado in the most unique vessel I have ever drank a cortado from; a 4-ounce mini quilted Ball jar. What a brilliant and creative way to serve a cortado. It's a fool's proof way to ensure the a perfect milk to espresso ratio. I had a wonderful experience at Shotgun House Coffee Roasters; it will definitely go down as one of my most memorable interactions with a barista. Enjoying life one cortado at a time!

We were around the area and wanted coffee so we stopped here. It's a cool spot but the coffee was…read morenot that great to me. Espresso tasted burnt. Not worth the price. Service was just okay. They have vendors that sell pretty cool stuff there.

Drove out of the way to get here. They opened at 7:30 according to the website. The man laughed…read moreat me and said, "we don't open that early, it is more like 8"

Acentos is the new coffee shop at Baptist University of the Americas. It is the business…read morelaboratory for our students who are studying Business Leadership (entrepreneurial training). It serves our own coffee, El Sabor de BUA and coffee from around the world. It also offer some wonderful pastries and lite menu items for breakfast and lunch. This is in the middle of our beautiful new campus with great seating to enjoy and have converstions. Come try Acentos, it will become your coffee stop.

Love love love Alley Cat! They are open daily by 7, and have such good lattes. I've tried the…read moresalted Carmel, the abuelita mocha, and the cereal of the day. Get yourself one.

I've been wanting to try this coffee place for over a month now but always either never had time or…read moreI don't think it was open Luckily this Sunday morning I noticed it was open and quickly did a turn around. Parking was a tad confusing since the lot is small and the restaurant it shares a lot with seems to get particularly busy! But, across the street there is a gravel lot and that was just fine to park at. Ordered the Mexican vanilla latte and it was delicious I loved how the cart had such graphic designs on it. Definitely eye catching! Hope to see it open more often on weekday mornings

I should have brought Bucky! If there's one thing about Southtown, it does not suffer from a lack…read moreof coffee spots. Nothing I Can't Handle Coffee (abbreviated to NICH Coffee, not to be confused with Niche Coffee, which recently closed) is next to a pottery class in a hip side of S Presa. The shop is small but cozy, with a smattering of outdoor seats to compensate for the scant seating inside (though no less cozy, I really enjoyed my cushy window seat). I ordered a pistachio lemon bar, a cortado, and asked for a recommendation for a second drink. Angela, who took my order, said the South-EE is their most popular beverage, so I opted for that, hot. The lemon bar was very sweet with a puckering tartness in the frosting, but it paired beautifully with my cortado. The cortado was a little foamy but the flavor was robust and comforting, like being hugged by a lumberjack. The South-EE (espresso, brown sugar, cinnamon) - it took everything in me to not immediately chug this down. It was the perfect temperature by the time I was ready to drink it, and it was overall a yummy treat. The two staff holding down the fort that day were incredibly nice. Good folks, great drinks. I'll be coming back.

Found street parking quickly. Great unique selection of coffee, tea, and other drinks. I tried the…read moreChampagne Papi off their Certified Lover Menu. It definitely has mild champagne notes, with a splash of gold sprinkles for a sweet experience. The Strawbery Matcha was mild and fruity. No waiting and barista was very pleasant. Plenty of comfy seating with a variety of house plants to buy if you feel like some new zen for your home. The Vegetarian Quiche was absolutely savory and the pastry was flaky and buttery. Definitely would visit again when in the neighborhood.