From the warm greeting at the door by the lovely hostess to my sweet waiter Brian, everything was…read moreamazing. The music was exquisite, the food was sooo comforting and delish. I also loved knowing comfort cafe is a non profit organization helping those in need. I'm so grateful to have been able to support such a beautiful mission. My family definitely enjoyed comfort cafe. *cash only. If you did not bring cash like us... Don't sweat it, they have an atm in the back by restrooms. Their menus have no pricing so it's purely donation.

I go out of my way to eat here every time I am anywhere within an hour of it on the weekends…read more The staff have a real passion to help however they can as they want to pay it forward with the help they are receiving on their journey to recovery. The food is out of this world with such large portions. I get the Drunken Monkey every time I go and am so glad with every bite as it is so fresh. Please note that their food is made fresh and the cost is only a recommendation since you give what you can but they only ask cash or check. There is a ATM around the corner but it's best to come with cash in the pocket as it's so worth it. So the next time you are anywhere near the area on the weekends and want a great breakfast you have to go but get there early as there may be a line since the service and food is that damn good.

Delicious stuff, great atmosphere, friendly service. I would recommend to anyone who enjoys a good…read morebreakfast.

It's wonderful one of my most favorite restaurants. The food is always excellent besides having a…read morewait time because it's so popular to great breakfast restaurant.

Best pancakes ever!! The pancake I got was basically like an apple pie combined with a pancake And…read moreour server was great, she was so attentive!

A little pricey - best breakfast in town. Highly recommend…read more Not a big fan of Yelp - needs work to simplify it.

I was visiting friends in San Antonio, we Full Belly for lunch. We were immediately greeted and…read moreseated upon arrival. Since we came toward the tail end of lunchtime, the restaurant was fairly empty. The space was very clean with a darker, cozy atmosphere. Our server was extremely helpful and knowledgeable about the menu. I initially ordered the patty melt, which wasn't my favorite, but the server kindly offered to swap it for the sausage, bacon, and egg sandwich. The replacement sandwich and potatoes were delicious. This restaurant truly has amazing service and great food. I look forward to visiting again!

Pretty good place. I do feel it's a little pricey for what you get, but on the bright side, the…read morefood is really good. Fresh and good flavor. The service was good, attentive and friendly. Restaurant appeared clean. Not too busy when we went, so we didn't have to wait to be seated.

Labor Street Cafe is one of those great little neighborhood spots that you always hope to find on…read moreyour travels. My wife and I were in San Antonio overnight and stopped here for breakfast in the morning. We both ordered the Tejas Scramble, a wonderful combination of freshly scrambled eggs, cheese, onion, avocado, tomatoes, etc., with an excellent salsa rojo to top it off. Crispy hashbrowns and a half a biscuit rounded it all out nicely. The coffee is solid and so is the service--counter service to order, but your food is brought to your table. It all tasted fresh and freshly made. This honestly one of those places that makes me mad my doctor told me to cut down on carbs because the pancakes looked straight up terrific. But I wasn't at all disappointed with what I got, and the folks who run the Labor Street Cafe are nice as can be. It's also in a cool little part of San Antonio, so there's plenty reason to visit.

My husband and I walked 20 minutes from our hotel (near the convention center) to eat at this spot…read morethat popped up #1 when I searched for "Pancakes near me" on Yelp. It is absolutely deserving of its 4.7+ rating on Yelp! The fluffy, tender, slightly crispy buttermilk pancakes are what dreams are made of! My husband ordered the Tejas Scramble: scrambled eggs with cheddar cheese, onions, avocado and tomatoes, served with crispy hashed browns and toast with butter and homemade jam. He said everything was cooked to perfection! The coffee is good, too!! Everything is made in house, from scratch. The owner, Kevin, came out to check on us and we got to hear a bit about his passion for the area and what it took to renovate the property into a restaurant. The walls have beautiful art from local artists. It was a refreshing and delightful experience away from the river walk crowds. If we lived in the area, this would be our go-to place. When we left, we felt like we had made a friend. God bless this little cafe filled with great food and warm hearted owners.

Delicious food, welcoming atmosphere, friendly service! Portions are BIG, I went with an appetite…read moreand still had leftovers!

We had a large party out to celebrate a birthday and the service here was great. The waiter was…read moremanaging quite a few tables but made sure to check in where they could. And if they were a bit busy, another staff member helped out. The food options were plenty and delicious. We got everything from a sandwich to entrees at the table. The portions are massive so it's possible to share or take home leftovers. I hope to come back soon!

Guenther House ended up being one of my favorite stops in San Antonio…read more Of course, the food was excellent. We had breakfast tacos, waffles, coffee, and a few other breakfast items, and everything was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The coffee was especially good. What surprised me most was how much more this place is than a restaurant. The historic home, museum rooms, gift shop, bakery counter, and beautifully maintained grounds make it feel like a destination rather than just a place to grab breakfast. The atmosphere reminded me of visiting a family home that has been lovingly preserved for generations. There is so much history throughout the property, yet it still feels warm and welcoming instead of formal. I was also impressed by the gift shop. It's packed with Pioneer products, baking mixes, Texas-made goods, and unique souvenirs. The bakery case alone is worth checking out because the desserts are enormous and looked amazing. We happened to visit on a rainy morning, so there was no wait. After seeing the property and experiencing the food, I completely understand why people are willing to line up on busy days. If you're visiting San Antonio, I would recommend giving yourself extra time here. Come for breakfast, stay to explore the house, browse the gift shop, and walk the grounds. It's a place that feels uniquely Texan and unlike anywhere else I've visited.

This place is absolutely charming! The ambiance is a perfect balance between historic character and…read moremodern comfort, making it a wonderful spot to relax and enjoy a meal. Be prepared for a wait since seating is first-come, first-served and the restaurant gets quite busy. Fortunately, the wait didn't feel long at all because we were able to explore the surrounding historic neighborhood while waiting for our table. Once seated, there was a bit of a wait for the food ( hence 4 stars), but it was well worth it. Everything tasted fresh and made to order. Our server, Martin, was fantastic. He was friendly, attentive, and provided excellent customer service throughout our visit. The house coffee was a standout. It had a unique blend of spices that gave it a rich, flavorful taste unlike a regular cup of coffee. For food, we ordered the sweet waffle, and it was rich and buttery. The pancakes were light, fluffy, and equally delicious. The biscuits were soft, buttery, and flaky, while the gravy was flavorful. Overall, a wonderful dining experience with great food, excellent service, and a beautiful atmosphere. I would definitely return and highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area.