There is no food so just be aware. But it looks like there is a little Mexican restaurant…read moreadjacent. We were looking to support a local shop and found this one along our route. If you enjoy trying new places and taking a chance then definitely give this one a shot. (I'm a Starbucks fan because you always know your drink will be consistent, but I don't mind mixing it up in pursuit of discovering a wonderful new twist and supporting local businesses. I ordered an oat milk hot latte with Ube flavored syrup. (Usually comes with 4 pumps but I always cut into half because I don't like my lattes super sweet). I've never had that flavor before so I took a chance. It isn't too strong, and it has a little bit of an earthy flavor. I'm glad I tried it and I like my latte. But I would probably try one of their other flavors (I.e. lavender) or one of their signature or seasonal lattes next time.

My boyfriend and I saw that this local gem recently opened! In the heart of the Southside, this…read morecoffee shop provided a welcoming ambiance and great coffee. I had a hot "Love Potion" which was excellent and not very heavy on the rose flavor and my boyfriend had an iced lavender latte which was good. Staff was very friendly!

In the FREIGHT building with NEON+ART+BOOKS! I'm here for coffee, the owners (STEPHANIE + HUBS) are…read moreserving ONE & ONE - a shot of espresso & a Macchiato showcasing a medium COLUMBIAN ROAST that's slightly sweet, cocoa, acid on the back-end. Just like that - I'm awakened! The atmosphere is really worth another visit or a work stay.

If I had to pick one coffee shop to visit for the rest of my life, it would probably be San Antonio…read moreGold! This coffee shop is the definition of consistency and quality. Their menu is small but mighty, and the coffee beans they use are excellent! They originally started in one of the units within the Freight building, and now have taken over the entire main entrance. Since their move, the've added more tables which makes it a perfect space to co-work, study or to have meetings. My go-to coffee order is their Vanilla Latte with oat milk and extra shot of espresso. The blend of the coffee and the syrup is perfection and not too sweet or too bitter. They also have a couple of baked goods which are always delicious, and once in a while they'll have other small businesses do food pop-ups. Please do yourself a favor and come check out this amazing local business! Just keep in mind that parking in this side of town is a little tricky but they do have additional parking behind their building.

I come here when I work on this side of town. Have been 3x and each time, it was consistent. Unlike…read moreother big coffee chains. The staff is friendly. Good coffee. Will continue to come back.

I always passed up this place driving down Military Dr and wondered what they sold. Until my…read morecoworker brought one to work and it looked so good! My favorite has been their Mudslide with chocolate drizzle on the cup. The coffee is strong and has some kick to it. Definitely worth a try.

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.

Definitely feels like a hidden gem! So cool to be able to eat and watch airplanes/helicopters take…read moreoff! The sandwich was absolutely delicious and I would highly recommend!!

I visited during a weekday at lunch time around noon. This place was packed. I walked in to a sign…read morethat says Wait to be Seated, but there was no one to seat me. An employee ran past me and said I could sit at the bar but after a few minutes I realized no one was working there. Then I moved to a table where someone had just left and I realized you had to place your order at the counter. There was a group of 10 ladies in front of me so the wait for my food was pretty long. There was only one server working and I could tell she was doing the best she could. Overall, the food was decent but I probably would not go during the lunch rush again. They are definitely understaffed.

Tandem has meant a lot to me, both as a place to spend time and as a place that gave me an…read moreopportunity when I was first getting AiX off the ground. When I was looking for a venue to host my early events, they were gracious enough to open their doors, and I have always carried real appreciation for that. The space itself has a great feel to it. You can go for coffee, wine, beer, or food and actually enjoy being there without feeling rushed. The atmosphere is relaxed, welcoming, and full of character, which makes it easy to settle in, have conversations, and spend real time there. They've built more than just a coffee, wine, and beer spot. There's a real community energy there. I've seen Tandem make room for people to gather, share ideas, enjoy live events, and support different kinds of local experiences. That's part of what gives the place its personality and makes it feel connected to something bigger than just the menu. That is a big part of why my experience with Tandem has been such a positive one. I'm grateful for the support they showed me early on, and I also appreciate the kind of space they've created for the wider community.

I was on a field trip to Confluence Park with a Master Naturalist training class recently. We like…read moreto go someplace nearby afterwards for a social. This time, Tandem was the venue of choice. I really liked the place. It was very laid back and comfortable with a bit of a dive bar atmosphere. The seating included sofa areas, small table, and larger tables. It was not brightly lit, and the music was nice. We went to the counter to place our orders. They had sandwiches already made in an icebox. When ordered, the guy put them in a waffle iron before serving. I had the Cubano, and let me tell you- it was the best one I have ever had. It was so crispy and delicious. My only comment is that it could have used a bit more mustard. I also had an iced Americano with Como La Flor syrup. That was a blend of lavender and blueberry and was house-made. It sounded awesome and delivered awesomeness in every sip. I will definitely be back. I have to try the waffle pressed peanut butter and jelly!

We visited on a rainy day, and with windows all around, it made for the perfect cozy brunch…read more Watching the rain while sipping on cocktails was such a relaxing experience. The food took a little longer than we would have liked to come out, but it was definitely worth the wait. I stepped outside my usual order this time and tried the pasta salad with Brussels sprouts--it was delicious, surprisingly filling, and something I'd absolutely order again. Of course, the Hot Honey Chicken Biscuit is still a must-have every visit. It's one of those dishes I can't come here without ordering. The only downside was that it was pretty warm in the back of the restaurant where we were seated. It seemed like most of the air conditioning was concentrated near the front, so guests sitting at the bar looked much more comfortable. Overall, it's a great brunch spot with delicious food, tasty cocktails, and a cozy atmosphere--especially on a rainy day.

I took my father here during his visit to San Antonio. We ordered drinks and enjoyed the lovely…read moreatmosphere. Our coffees were delicious, and the waitresses were very polite. Five stars.

It's a cute and small place. The matcha was good but a little too sweet. People are friendly…read more However, There's no WIFI. Which is very disappointing and uncommon in my opinion for a coffee shop. I went to finish a few things before work, but had to use my hotspot. I was very disappointed in that aspect.

​I discovered Sip & Sit via a Local Guide recommendation while driving through an unfamiliar part…read moreof San Antonio. After spending the morning focused on personal finance planning without grabbing a drink, I decided to make a spontaneous stop. ​I ordered a large iced Hazelnut Latte with an extra shot of espresso. The execution was flawless - the balance of whole milk, rich espresso, and hazelnut flavor was absolute perfection, making it one of the best lattes I've had in the city. ​The baristas, who provided what felt like signature family-owned warmth, were exceptionally attentive and welcoming. A few practical notes for future visitors: ​Indoor Space: The interior is cozy and intimate, so seating opens up and fills quickly. ​Patio Area: They offer a lovely outdoor patio that will be a fantastic spot once the weather cools down. ​Sip & Sit has officially earned a spot on my morning coffee rotation for non-office days. Highly recommended!

I went to 7 Brews on Culebra/Tally and Lyla helped me find the drink I was asking for. Her…read morecustomer service was excellent. The drink was really good.( sugar free strawberry thunder energy drink) I literally visit this location daily and always have been greeted with a smile and wonderful customer service. I highly recommend this location. You will not be disappointed.

Came here one night to recharge and it was definitely a quick in and out. The hot chocolate was…read moreamazingly delicious. Thanks to the staff for customizing my drink and being overall helpful.

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.

Had the pleasure to meet with some friends here and try their summer menu! I was excited to get…read morethis drink and poptart! I can't remember the name, I know it's blue coconut, which was just the right sweetness. The poptart wasn't too bad, I've had some that are most savory elsewhere, but for a small snack, I couldn't complain. The service here was pretty good, very helpful with the menu. The interior was very chill vibes for sure, not much seating, so if you get there and there's some, take a seat quickly! The pricing for everything was great tbh. Very affordable. Only downfall is the parking, but how can you blame a small business for that.