We happened upon this tucked away neighborhood cafe . The food ranges from breakfast , brunch and…read morelunch and closes at 2pm . We were greeted by the manager with open arms who could not have been more welcoming . ( I felt as if my departed mom was pulling us in to her kitchen to sit and eat her food with every visit). We felt the appreciation of you choosing to dine there. The smell of cleanliness when you walk in made it all the more comfortable being there . We were there at about 11:00am and couldn't decide on lunch or brunch . Brunch looked too good to pass up , so we placed our order( you order at the register before sitting down) . I opted for the avocado toast on wheat with an over medium egg . They seasoned it with a seasoning which included Parmesan cheese . I might add it was paired together perfectly. My husband ordered the French toast which did not disappoint in flavor ( of course I had to try his) . It was so good . It almost tasted as if it had an all spice flavor to it . It was so good and reminded me of fall season which was nice to think of considering this July heat and humidity we've been getting. My 8 year old settled for the buttermilk pancakes which were also nice and filling for him . I had reservations as I recently made him buttermilk pancakes which he didn't like.So the fact that he cleaned his plate of buttermilk pancakes at Labor Cafe speaks volumes lol. I did notice when we were ordering, some sub sandwiches and other delightful food in the glass case for you to pick from . I noticed quite a few to go orders being picked up during our visit, also speaks volumes for this tiny cafe . The coffee is self serve , as an avid coffee drinker this cafe had me at hello when I saw that . So on a scale of 0-10 chefs kisses , I give it a solid x10 ! Compliments to the chef and staff for being so kind and serving up what I call delicious food in this dining establishment.

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.

Stopped by for coffee and ended up having a meal. I Didn't realize that they had a full service…read morerestaurant. The restaurant is small. About seven tables. They have some parking on site, but it's very limited, so you will probably have to park on the street. Choose your table and somebody will come to you with menus. Food was delicious. The tacos were huge. I had the Chilaquiles with the green salsa. The green salsa had a little kick to it. For my coffee, I had the churro latte. Initially, I thought I was going to regret it thinking it was going to be very sweet, but it was perfect. It came with a tiny churro. They can make your coffee iced or hot. I also took a champurrado to go because I had been craving it. So, go for the coffee or stay for a meal. Either way you will not regret it. Everyone was very friendly. Our waiter came around often enough to make sure we were doing OK.

Good service. Cool decorations inside. Pancakes are good, fluffy and not too small or big…read more Bacon is good. French toast is OK. Chorizo and eggs are good. They also got the best horchata in town. Parking lot is small. But it won't stay in business for long after they announced it will soon close. It's a good restaurant but is stuck in a bad area with Tommy's and Maria's Cafe within a short distance. It would probably do better in another part of town like maybe the Pearl Brewery or the west side.

Found a little bakery as I was driving around the neighborhood only to find out that it's PR…read morebakeries! Omg yes! I lobe quesitos...so simple yet so delicious. Not too sweet. Asians love desserts that are not too sweet. I ordered both kinds, cream cheese and guava cream cheese. Omg, both are so delicious. They are the perfect two-three bite size dessert. They have a sticky, sweet glaze. I don't know if it's honey or sugar syrup, but that did not make it super sweet. It was still perfect. Service was friendly and quick. There's little tables to dine in and some outside. You can order coffee and sandwiches too. I saw that they had a Cuban sandwich. I was mainly there for the sweets and it was satisfying. Often times, I would have to go to an Asian bakery for sweets but this place did the trick. They ha e other pastries that I will have to try next time. Definitely going back and highly recommend people to try it out.

Bright, friendly, and welcoming. The people who own this bakery are eager to serve others a good…read moreand delicious part of Puerto Rican and Cuban culture, and easily connect with their customers (within my experience) using humor and patience. Cozy ambiance, the type of bakery that you can easily work at and try new things - I ended up trying a Malta for the first time... as much as it wasn't for me, I loved their Quesito with the cream cheese filling. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to try the sandwiches they made. In San Antonio, they are more affordable than most, and according to the ones that have tried them - they are fantastic. I went with a group of 4. One of us got coffee and a carbonated coconut juice drink, and something else. If I can, I'd go again just to try something new, and quite possibly, something delicious. A small business that lays its intentions on its sleeve, and located on a nice little spot on the side of Bandera. The inside looks clean and nice, and as for its food, I do always suggest with anything new, to try it, and see for yourself. Great place.

Extra fine is my go to, both locations are always a great experience. The food and pastries are…read moredelicious, of course the coffee, teas & matcha are delicious and very fun with all their syrups and cold foams. Seasonal drinks are always fun to try and I enjoy them all. My favorite right now is an iced oatmilk matcha latte with pandan syrup and pandan cold foam, yummy! Thanks extra fine! Always a kind face waiting to help you at the register. Chill, study vibes.

This is a great spot to do work/ study. I love how there's plenty of seating and it's very open and…read morespacious. There is a large selection of drinks and pastries on the menu, and the matcha here is really good, a little on the sweeter side but I'm sure next time I can ask for it to be less sweet, because the matcha itself was good. The pastries are so yummy as well! The staff are always friendly, and they make it a great experience every time I come to extra fine!

didn't know avocado toast could taste so good then you get it with two churros and one dipping…read moresauce, can't ask for a better deal. the staff was incredibly nice and friendly, love the seating and atmosphere

I would probably rename this from "coffee shop" to "cafe", personally. I live in the nearby…read moreneighborhood and walked over one day with my daughter during our morning walk. We ordered a latte and a pan dulce. Staff seemed a little confused by my coffee order and the drink was just okay - they did not really have any particular seasonal menu or standout flavors, very basic coffees and not well made. I would say coffee is NOT the highlight here. But my daughter loved her pan dulce and it seemed decently fresh. Their cooked food, breakfast plates, and churros seem to be the main draw here. I was genuinely surprised how many people were inside first thing in the morning, eating churros. I might go back to try those but I will get my coffee fix elsewhere. Staff were friendly and even came out from behind the counter to offer to help me with the door since we had a stroller.

I'm on travel for work and stopped here for lunch before heading back to the hotel on the riverwalk…read moreto get some real food away from the tourists. Friendly staff and great building. Felt like Cuba. Chef also made a juice smoothie after I had the Cuban sandwich. Enjoyed it. Will go back.

First time visiting after seeing an ad for their Easter brunch buffet, and overall it was a mixed…read morebut positive experience. We made reservations in advance (there is a $5 per person reservation fee), and the flyer advertised hours from 10am-2pm. However, when we arrived just before 11am, the restaurant was still closed. After checking in about our reservation, we were eventually seated and able to order drinks, which were brought out promptly. The buffet itself wasn't ready until around 11:45am, which was a bit of a wait, but once it opened, the food did not disappoint. There was a good variety of options, with the shredded pork and creamy garlic chicken being the standout dishes--both were absolutely delicious. The coffee was also strong and flavorful, which I appreciated. The restaurant has a warm, rustic feel, though parking is limited to street parking only. The staff seemed a bit disorganized and confused at times, but they were friendly throughout the experience. My only suggestion would be to offer a way to toast bread and bagels, or at least make that option more visible to guests. Overall, the quality of the food was solid, and despite a few hiccups with timing and organization, I'd be open to coming back and trying their buffet again.

This all things waffles and crepes restaurant is a real find. This is waffle heaven! If you're…read moregoing for the waffles you can pick 3 toppings that includes fruit, syrups and nuts. My mother had the waffle parfait that had granola, yogurt and fruit. She said it was the best waffle she has ever had. I had the French toast which was 3 slices Texas toast bread slices with strawberries, blackberries , bananas and maple syrup. Very filling and delicious. The restaurant is very cozy. There are 3 tables , a max of 8 people can sit inside. Outside there are 2 tables with a big umbrellas for shade. Hope to be back in the area to try another great waffle or may try a crepe.

Very clean!!! Hostess was super nice!!! Food truck vibes!!! Everything we had was delicious!!!read more

I absolutely love coming here to chef's table! It has such a beautiful decor, truly makes you feel…read morelike you are traveling abroad. We always get really great service and love exploring new things on the menu. This is a great place to come on a date or with your family. It is always great with lots of flavor and fresh off the fire. I am addicted to their hummus, on this trip. I had a few different ones. The only thing I wish they would do differently is serve the bread hot, not room temperature, I think it would really elevate the experience.

First time here and I fell in-love with this place…read more Service: amazing! Our waiter was attentive and even had great suggestions such as the mixed grill for one so my husband could try a variety of the meats. Very welcoming staff. Ambiance: it felt like I was on a vacation. You step into a cozy atmosphere with pretty lighting and art. Beautiful place for a date night or group of friends. Food: tasty and refreshing. You get a-lot of food so worth the price. The complimentary bread was crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, loved the spicy sauce. Appetizer the Shrimp Garlic was fantastic. You enjoy a yummy meal and move on next door for the tasty desserts at the Turkish delights next door.