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.

We got some Cobb salads. They were pretty good. Food came quickly was fresh. No complaints.read more

From the owner: Stop in and pick up a snack on your way out to explore San Antonio. Or, have a seat for coffee on…read morethe River Walk or a meal in our casual café setting. MKT. PLACE specializes in good-for-you food, served all day and all night.

The service was great, all of the staff was very friendly and outgoing. Also, the food was very…read moredelicious and there was a really friendly pigeon that I loved. The potato's were so fire!

This cool cafe, located in La Villita Historic Arts Village, serves breakfasts, sandwiches, and…read morecoffees. I had been on a long trek along the Riverwalk on a hot day and wanted to quench my thirst. It was mid-afternoon between normal meal times so it was quiet when I arrived. The drill is to order and pay at the counter, take a seat at one of the many tables (lots of indoor and outdoor seating), and - at least in my case - your order is brought to you. The friendly fellow who took my order also brought it to my table. Not being hungry, I just ordered an iced strawberry mocha latte. It was really tasty, like a chocolate-covered strawberry. I think that was one of their seasonal specials so not certain it's always on the menu. The little village this cute cafe is located in was fun to explore after I finished my drink. As far as coffee drinks - highly recommended.

Walking around downtown and there was a coffee shop! Always wanting to support small businesses I…read morestopped in. It is at an old bank which was cool to see the transformation into a coffee shop. The last few coffee spots I wasn't impressed with. The coffees have been overly sweet or no coffee flavor. So I asked the barista about the menu. She explained the different options. Since it was hot I wanted something cold, blended. She did say it may be on the sweet side so I added another shot of espresso. It was perfect!! Barista was kind and patient with my question!

Ordered through DoorDash from a spot in downtown San Antonio that was open early in the morning…read morealways a plus. They've got a huge selection of drinks, and you can even add CBD, which is pretty unique. Food options include kolaches and tacos, each around $4. I went with a kolache and a chai tea latte. The chai had a nice strong flavor just how I like it, but it leaned a bit too sweet for my taste. There's parking available right out front. During weekdays it's probably harder to find a spot, but on Sundays you get free parking all day downtown, which makes it much more convenient.

Man.... Finding coffee before 7am around the Riverwalk is ROUGH! There is a donut shop about a…read moreblock away with not so good reviews and another place 10-15 mins away. But someone mentioned Cafecito and it was right next door to our hotel in the Westin hotel. Yep, the person walking into Cafecito for one week straight was me at 6:10am! It's a tiny shop serving Starbucks with the most expensive regular coffee! I think it was $12 for two cups. The idea is that is unlimited refills but of course I only drank one cup. That plus tip works out to close to $14 each morning. But my wife liked it so cost is no object hahahaha!!!!! Later I found out that only the regular was expensive due to the refills. Other drinks were Starbucks prices so lattes for me! Friendly and fast service. Just what you need at 6am/2am(HST)!

Tiny cafe inside the Westin riverfront that serves Starbucks coffee. Pretty average, but the upside…read moreis they open at 6am.

The staff was friendly, I was asked how sweet I like my coffee to ensure I liked it. Tried the…read moreNutella iced latte with oatmilk. So delicious, perfect blend of sweetness and coffee. Hidden gem right next to courthouse.

This is a small little coffee shop located inside the Riverwalk Plaza Hotel. My friend stopped in…read morehere for an ice americano SF vanilla coffee & she said it was really good. I didn't end up getting anything as I found their coffee cup sizes to be small & I wanted something a little bit bigger. They didn't have many items for sale. Like 2 danishes on display, limited drinks in their cooler & the menu is small. If you're not a picky coffee drinker & aren't looking for a big food menu then this is your place! It wasn't very busy while my friend & I sat outside of the shop. There are seating areas in the coffee shop to hang out at.

Step into Ambler and Texas hits you like a proper cowboy: leather chairs, wood‑grained walls, and a…read moreriver view that whispers, you belong here. This isn't flashy it's honest, bold, and unapologetically Texan. The food lands like a punch: brisket smoked to perfection, chili‑glazed short ribs that demand attention, and Gulf red snapper with chorizo crust that makes your mouth sit up. Sides and sauces? No filler, just full‑flavored allies. The drinks are sharp, strong, and right. Mezcal Old Fashioneds, tequila‑bright margaritas, and cocktails that feel like they've seen the world but still know how to have fun. Service doesn't hover it knows the rhythm. The River Walk hums outside, music drifts in, and every bite and sip feels like it belongs to this place. Five stars. Bold, beautiful, and unmistakably Texas.

We had lunch here on Black Friday. We live in San Antonio but don't get downtown very much and just…read morewanted to try something different. Lunch here was good, a lot of sandwiches, salads, etc. prices were fair fora restaurant right off the Riverwalk. Everybody who was as working at the restaurant seemed welcoming and friendly. Our server was very nice.

I really love this coffee cafe, located in the Hemisfair district of San Antonio. I spent time here…read moretwice. Formerly a house, the interior of this cafe has a serene feel inside with comfortable seating. There is also seating on the front porch and a huge backyard patio deck. You order at the counter, which is right when you walk in the front door. Your order is brought to your table, wherever you may be sitting. On my first visit I had a croque monsieur, a deli ham and melted cheese sandwich with béchamel sauce between toasted bread. It was delicious and was served with potato chips. I also got a hot vanilla latte, served in a mug, which was absolute perfection. One thing I liked was the absence of laptop campers. I only spotted one on both of my visits. People come here to quietly socialize or just take a break from life for a few minutes. My second visit was mainly to get another one of those fantastic vanilla lattes but I also chose a chocolate croissant from their pastry case. The croissant, served on a nice dish, was fresh, flakey, and full of chocolate. I sat, relaxed, and felt like things didn't get much better than this.

Commonwealth Coffee was good, but not the best coffee experience I've had. The interior itself is…read morevery clean and has plenty of space inside to sit and relax, which I appreciated. However, parking was difficult and not very convenient. The coffee was good and smooth, but nothing that really stood out. It was solid quality, just not something I'd go out of my way for. One thing that surprised me was the price. My latte was listed at $7, but with all the extra charges for add-ons it quickly became $9+, which felt a bit pricey even coming from Chicago where coffee can already be expensive. What really affected the rating for me was the service speed. It was probably the slowest coffee service I've experienced. I waited about 15 minutes for two lattes, and there was only one other person ahead of me. For a simple order, that felt like a long time. Overall, it's a nice café with a clean, spacious atmosphere and decent coffee, but the pricing and slow service make it somewhere I'd visit occasionally rather than regularly.

Came here the day before Christmas with my fiance…read more When we arrived there was no one else in line. I ordered the Diablo Rex donit mostly because it had the most interesting decoration. After leaving the donut shop, we headed back to our hotel to enjoy rest of the day and eat the donuts The donuts were delicious and I didn't leave a crumbs. I recommend this place for amazing donuts

09 Jan 2026 For some…read morereason the husband wanted to get doughnuts before we left downtown and went home. I would have rather walked down to Dunkin. He got a dozen. He let them pick them. I told home you're getting a dozen of what doesn't sell. Yep. Twelve weird crappy doughnuts, covered and coated in who knows what. We had them first in Orlando and they weren't a big deal there, either. They just don't have a good doughnut flavor. The weird toppings overpower any real flavor. Just don't care for them.

I love spending my Sunday mornings before church at King William Coffee House. It's such a peaceful…read moreand inviting spot, with plenty of cozy seating both inside and out on the front porch. Their drip coffee is perfect just the way it is, no need for extras and they often feature pastries from local bakers. One of my favorite places to enjoy a quiet moment, sipping coffee, and easing into the day.

I want to live here…read more Taking up residence in a two-story historic house, King William Coffee House brought a much-needed coffee shop to an area saturated with brunch spots and bars. The original creaky hardwood floors are a delight to walk through, and there are multiple seating rooms, a couple you can tell used to be bedrooms. The upstairs is cut off to customers, one can only imagine what fun lies up there. I came a little early so they were short on pastries. One of the machines was also broken, so even though the barista wanted to recommend the Beauregard, he couldn't make it. He suggested the vanilla latte. I also ordered a cortado and a blondie (cranberry-walnut) courtesy of Scratch Kitchen. For the King William area, parking is the best. There are plenty of spots behind the building!! There's also a side and front entrance. While I waited for my cortado to cool, I ate about half the blondie and it was delicious. It was like a blondie had an identity crisis and wanted to live its best life as a scone. I loved it - but then again, you can never go wrong with Scratch Kitchen. The cortado was foamy and started off aggressively bitter, but by the last swig I was tasting some magic. A very interesting ride, how I ended up not caring for it at first but then enjoying it. The vanilla latte gave me pause. It kinda tasted like it had vanilla extract instead of vanilla syrup, but it was still pretty tasty nonetheless. I'm pretty stoked about this spot. It's got so much space, the outlets are at seat-level so you can work comfortably on your laptop, and the background noise is unobtrusive. A great little getaway spot that I look forward to visiting again.