We visited back in October, and their coffee absolutely did not disappoint! The ladies working were…read morefriendly, helpful, and very knowledgeable about their drinks. They were also able to accommodate my request to make my drink as sugar-free as possible, which I really appreciated. My husband and I both ordered from the Fall menu, and our drinks were delicious. They were the perfect seasonal treat without being overly sweet -- you could still clearly taste the coffee. My husband ordered the Pumpkin Pie Latte, and I had the Pecan Pie Latte. They were so good that we're still talking about them to this day! Whenever we're in the area again, we will definitely be back.

Super glad this place was open and a quick walk away from the bbq joint!…read moreReally nice little spot tucked in the downtown area. The service was nice and quick. Helped me pick the right coffee and they were spot on. Really enjoyed it.

I got their seasonal Horchata latte, which was Horchata and pistachio (DELICIOUS). Also a really…read moregood cranberry orange muffin. Don't skip this place, definitely worth it and I will be back.

Agave is a cute little coffee shop located in downtown Seguin, just a few steps away from Central…read morePark. It's kind of tucked in a corner of town near a lawyer's office, so I didn't notice it until it had been open for a whole year already. Staff there is really nice and cheerful, and the coffee is good. I got an iced latte and my husband got a double shot of espresso. That's how he tests the ability of baristas and the coffee beans quality. He confirmed that it was indeed good. He's hard to please so when he gives a nod of approval, it's a great sign! This business closes early, so make sure to grab your coffee or tea before 3PM. It's a morning and lunch place.

This only convenience store in Downtown Seguin opened with much fanfare from the Hispanic Chamber…read moreof Commerce. It's in one of the historic buildings right across the street from the court house. Inside the store, and occupying the whole back room is a cd and record store owned by the former owner of JP's Bakery, a famous Seguin Mexican baker who recently sold the bakery but wanted to keep his record shop somewhere. I don't know what his relationship is to Mimi. The store sells beer, soft drinks, and still shaved ice, which is a big hit in the summer. I picked up a small $1 hotdog in the back. This is an area I'd like to see improved. I felt this shrived dog, already put in a soggy bun did not measure up to the tons of city workers looking for lunch in the downtown area. I also bought a chamoy pickle $1 from a big jar that was stale.

Love this lil' Cafe & the girls all so Happy to be there! I only wish they had homemade desserts…read more But the Coffee makes up for that!

this is my absolute fav location & they are pretty quick!…read more Dade is my FAVORITE person ever. He always gets my *Christmas cookie matcha* on point & makes my day with his personality!

Oh my! Such a sweet little shop. I stopped in for cookies. They all looked so delicious. The young…read morelady behind the counter was sweet and helpful. There are so many delicious choices. The churros and the cream filled pastries looked ahhmazing!! Next time I will try them. Just cookies today for ladies bible group @little leaps gym.

Already been here a few times and it has never disappointed. I'm enjoying the second day of eating…read moremore. The perfect morning partner to my coffee. Growing up in a Mexican bakery as a kid, I have had alot of good baked goods, and these guys are really putting out some good stuff. Both English and Spanish, so don't be afraid to ask a question. And as the line goes "I'll be back."

I took my friend to celebrate her birthday, and we had an absolutely wonderful time. The staff…read moremade this a very special day, excellent service! Loved the ambience, I have been looking for a tearoom and the Dollhouse delivered!

Our first visit at Dollhouse Tearoom was really nice. The food was good and so was the service and…read moretea. My second visit with a friend unfortunately didn't deliver the same quality, being a disappointment. While the service and decor remain the same, this time around the scones were small, cold and overbaked, the butter and jam inferior from what we had last time, and the sandwich bread was slightly dry, the filling quite bland. It was unremarkable and completely forgettable of an experience. My friend selected the Afternoon Tea which costs $50 for 2 scones, 2 teas and "4 sandwiches". The "4 sandwiches" are actually 4 quarters, so it's actually one sandwich. She felt a bit ripped off and I have to agree with her. This was not a $50 experience. The tea was fine. There was no music playing. Something was definitely missing today. The atmosphere and food were lacking, so I felt obligated to change my review. The quality is unfortunately not consistent. Maybe the kitchen was having a bad day? I took her to Pecantown a couple of blocks down the street for some scones after this disappointing experience. The coffee shop did not disappoint, and it redeemed the day for her. It's just sad that I had to even do this.

Great place for drive through or walk up window coffee…read more About 4min from the 4 plex softball fields. Support local. Super friendly staff and helpful since Im not familiar with the menu. Got myself a large salted caramel with foam top (which is ginormous) btw. Delish, not too sweet. I'd be back for sure! It was maybe a 3 min wait with 3 cars in front of me. Forgot to ask if they had non daily milk options. I'd probably get it with a plant based milk if they have it next time and a tad less syrup if that is possible. Good reason for me to be back tomorrow for our 2 day tournament

We LOVE OTG!!! Everyone is always so friendly. They always get our order right. We can get in and…read moreout quickly no matter how long the line is. It's our favorite!

I usually avoid reviewing fast food and chain restaurants because they tend to ressemble each…read moreother. That said, I like to highlight when a company, even a corporate giant, and a specific location, do a good job. This Seguin Starbucks is decent enough for me to come back a few times a year. Coffee and tea are prepared the Starbucks way (on the sweeter side), but the baristas do a good job and their drinks are consistent. I particularly enjoy that I never have to wait very long for my order, whether I order in advance through the app or at the counter directly. This location recently updated its furniture and they now have nice wooden tables and chairs. When it's cold out, they ramp up the heat. Unfortunately, when it's hot outside, they set the A/C to arctic mode, so I never linger too long for fear of turning into an ice cube. I appreciate that Starbucks, in spite of all its shortcomings, tries to innovate by adding new seasonal drinks. They recently added protein drinks to their menu and while they don't yet have a vegan option, it's a step in the right direction. So overall a decent place. Starbucks doesn't hold a candle to an independent local coffee shop, but when those are closed for the night, big corpo is there to serve you. That counts for something, I suppose!

Kiddo wanted a strawberry frappe after dinner, so we decided to make a quick stop in the…read moredrive-thru. The young lady who took our order was very friendly. Placed our order and pulled up to the window. She made sure to inform hubby that the tip option was there so he had a choice to tip or not (I'll say I'm not too thrilled that Starbucks has implemented this at their stores. Especially stores that you don't have an option to select "no tip". Hubby DID leave a tip, and we waited about 3-4 minutes maybe for my son's frappe. When the lady brought it to the window, she said the barista had upgraded his drink for him. That was very kind (my guess is she made too much so had leftovers). Nobody else was in the drive thru (8pm), and seemed very quiet inside. Kiddo said the drink was "alright". Not sure if they have changed the way they make it, but he said it was drinkable ‍

Great food and awesome bartender. We love going for the Saturday/Sunday brunch. Great laidback…read moreplace for kids to hangout too.

Brewery #370 Seguin…read moreBrewery is more of a family friendly restaurant that also brews beer than it is a brewery. They do things like pizzas, wings, apps, sandwiches and salads. They don't offer flights which is huge pet peeve of mine for breweries. Let people try your beers. So, I just got 2 pints. I got a Kolsch and an IPA that were both decent. I ordered some honey pecan wings and waffle fries which were solid. The wings had perfectly crisp skin, but the sauce sounded better than the flavor gave. The lady friend had a salad that she said was good. They also offered pours of hard-to-get bourbons but at 65.00 for a pour of George T Stagg, I passed. The place itself was very nice. The service was good. The food was solid, and the beer was decent. Just offer some flights!

Almost exactly two years from our first coffee shop review, it's kismet to return to the town that…read morestarted it all. This little corner bookstore/wine bar/coffee shop cafe has everything you'd need to spend the day relaxing and reading amongst friends. Ordered the usual: decaf flat white with heavy cream. A small wait, as the place is busy on a Sunday afternoon. Plenty of opportunity to browse the shelves of books and such. Y'all, the short wait is worth it- this is a perfect cup! Ratios are just right! Hot and steamy, with a very flavor-forward coffee that cuts thru the richness of the cream and soaks your mouth in deliciousness. 5/5 excellent! Met another Miata owner outside, so obviously the people with good taste stop here.

My friend and I literally just came here to use there bathroom after driving a long while (which…read morewas spacious and clean by the wa), but this place was soo cute! Bookstore, coffeeshop, and gift shop all in one. In what looks like a refurbished home. Every room was uniquely designed. I loved the the wallpaper in the coffeeshop room. Great store to peruse for treating yourself or for gift giving. And a bookstore with a pretty good size collection and categoriesfor it not to be a library or chain store. I was pleasantly surprised to see a black history month display of book, how inclusive. They also had a kids corner area. And there was what looked like a book club group chit chatting in the back. Lots of little nooks and space both inside and out. If I lived in this town I could easily see myself making this one of my fav places.