My go to cafe for obvious reasons LOL. This cafe reminds me of something that would be in…read moreAmsterdam. Very chill and the workers there are always nice to talk to. They have board games and cards to play too so bring your friends. Every time I go I usually get the fruity pebbles matcha or the chocolate turtle latte. Both 10 out of 10. You can also add "enhancements" if that's your thing. I normally add 20mg of THC and that gets me right. I love this place and will continue to stop in as long as they're around. Come in and grab a drink, a gram, pre roll or dab. They have something for everybody here

I appreciated that the place was appearing to be well kept stocked, comfortable…read more Unfortunately the music was kind of erratic for several hours a little too loud and one of the staff spent so much time trying to find another show or music that it was distracting. Otherwise coffee was great.

Stopped in for a quick iced coffee and the ambiance is very inviting and relaxing. There are…read moredifferent specialty coffees, plain coffee, and a variety of sweet and savory treats to select. The Baristo was very helpful and recommended an iced Yemeni Latte and it was so good! From a payment standpoint you are paying more than a medium Dutch bros coffee but it is worth a try.

It is soft opening so I am a bit lenient on this review. The space is nicely decorated and good for…read moresmall group meeting. The waiting is long around Saturday brunch hours - I hope they will improve after a few weeks know their traffic. We tried four drinks all with no sweet, but somehow the Adeni Chai was still sweet; Yemeni latte was good but I would prefer not sipping too much leaves when I was down to last 15% of the cup; cortado was ok, and Turkish coffee was sour. Overall the quality was not as impressive as I read from the Texas store, I will give its matcha line a try the next time just to make sure I do not miss all its star items.

This is one of my happy places. The coffee is the best in the city and the food and ambiance are…read moreamazing.

The food is amazing and the shrimp and carrots are delicious. The green beans are awesome.read more

This has to be one of the best little coffee shops I've been to in a while. It has a very homey…read morevibe ( reminds me of mornings at my Wela's house as a kid) and the service was great. I ordered matcha and the ham & egg, both were wonderful. I will definitely be back and recommend

Great Mexican mocha! The service is great and nice ambience! San Antonio locals spot!read more

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.

Thank you!! It was delicious!!!…read moreWe love coming here. Great service and food. We enjoyed it

The food here is always so damn gooooood. My wife is from New York and has tried just about…read moreeverything. She's not a food snob but her standards are pretty high. She definitely has a refined palate and this place left her super impressed. It's easily one of the best spots we've ever eaten at.

Stepping into Poppy's feels like a warm hug. It's so cozy -- like the kind of place you want to…read morelinger in with your drink for hours. What made it even better was the Snoopy memorabilia everywhere! It gave the space such a fun personality and made it uniquely charming compared to your typical coffee stop. The menu here is delightfully creative, with a mix of classics and signature house drinks -- from lattes to seasonal specials like the Cinnamon Roll (a brown sugar latte with cream cheese cold foam!) to the Lavender Matcha and crowd-favorite Poppy Latte. Customer service here deserves a special shout-out. The staff was genuinely warm, attentive, and happy to chat a bit -- which made the whole experience feel personal and welcoming. If you love cozy vibes, friendly service, and a quirky theme (Snoopy fans especially ), you have to check this place out. It's one of those coffee shops that feels like a hidden gem -- perfect for solo coffee dates, casual hangs, or just a comforting caffeine break. Would absolutely return!

Absolutely love this place as a student to study. It can be very variable in terms of the noise…read morelevels - sometimes there are mostly students there working but other times it is full of people there to socialize. Tables can become a hot commodity but there is additional seating outside if the inside fills up. One of the best matcha lattes I've had in SA - especially the pumpkin matcha! But no worries if matcha isn't your thing they always have a full menu of coffee and refresher style drinks. I love how fun and creative their different seasonal drinks are. Staff is always super friendly and they even offer a student discount with your ID. Really should be gatekeeping this spot but have to give them their flowers.

Service was very kind as we took a moment placing our orders. 5 out of 5…read more We got the Ube: it was creamy and full of flavor with a warm pancake style fish (it has a name I don't know how to spell sorry) 5 out of 5 Vanilla and Blurberry: this was my personal favorite and so glad we went out of our way to try this. 5 out of 5 I hope I can fine something like this closer to home. Overall 5 out of 5

The ube soft serve and taiyaki were delicious, great flavor overall. That said, it felt overpriced…read morefor the experience. When we walked in, service was slow and a bit awkward, and the dining area wasn't very clean or put together. Additionally, the place could definitely be lit up more so it was difficult to study and hang out in. Cute vibes with a nice photospot if you're just stopping by for a quick snack, but between the price and lackluster atmosphere, it didn't quite feel worth it.

Cute, small cafe! Located off Callaghan and 410 area. They have several drink options and pastries…read more The cafe owner was really nice. She was sharing her story how it's a family owned business between sisters. Love that! I tried the "French kiss" I believe. It was not listed on the menu. It was the perfect amount of coffee/sweetness. I stayed and did some work there. It's a small cafe but they do have a few tables and working wifi.

Popped in on a weekday mid morning. Plenty of seating to relax if you want. I got one of the…read morespecialties which was a chai latte with matcha cold foam. I personally think the ratio was too much cold foam so it really overpowered the drink and I couldn't taste the chai. The employee wasn't super friendly but she wasn't rude either. The shop was nice and convenient so I'll probably try a regular coffee at some point.

Locally Owned. Intimate music venue Great coffee…read more Goth,metal,spiritually rich community vibes. Record store WESTSIDE OF TOWN Great Place!

I live nearby O' Death and the fact that it exists here in the Westside is an anomaly to me. Not to…read moresay that there isn't an interest in Goth, Dark or New Wave music in this area. I would peg this coffeehouse, bar and music venue more in keeping with the Southside than this area. I suspect owners were trying to find a place that is inexpensive to rent. Living in this area my whole life: hip hop, Tejano, cumbia and everything Selena reign supreme here. Unfortunately I can already sense the pushback by the neighborhood toward this bar. But for now we will see how long this place can stay open. O' Death is nearby St. Mary's University, for a point of reference or a landmark. Sliding into find any available parking is very problematic. We did find parking in a residential area in the back. Although in the few minutes we walked from the car to O' Death, I could already hear intensely loud music. Approaching closer the noise was met with patrons in: dressed in black, spikes, guyliner and gutter punks. If you're the person who fancies a gimlet whilst Coldplay is playing over you, "Run!" But as a recovering Metalhead, Yelp affords me the opportunity to be more than a passive observer. So in the back there is a front door. You pay whatever the cover is. They I.D. Even me, who saw the first cavemen create sound. I must tell you I came to see my friend's band from Mississippi perform here. A major thing I liked about it is its ability to merge different worlds. For example I saw: people dressed as witches, old school punks, LGBTQ, black metalheads, death metalheads, regular metalheads etc. Maybe these groups feel marginalized in the city and this place provides a safe space for them. If they crossed the street to the mini-mart, for a Topo Chico the outcome might not be good. Although the outside is spacious with finite seating and a stage for bands. I think the interior is what the focus, moving forward should be. It is dark inside with tiny lamps. Like the outside there is limited seating. I really appreciated its ambience and aesthetics. Maybe as I grow older I appreciate a place trying to be its authentic self. If this existed on the St. Mary's Strip the suggestion would be for them to make it more approachable. It does remind me of the Faust Tavern or the short-lived Torche bar. As far as drinks are concerned they serve coffee, Lonestar Beer, and cocktails with Goth themed names. I believe on the food end they make small pizzas and some simple bar items. Everything is reasonably priced. The door cover charge is contingent on the musical act playing. They do have dj's and national acts playing on any given night. One of my biggest critiques is having shows outside, in a residential neighborhood. I say this after my friend's band played, law enforcement thereafter came to intercede. Later I learned neighbors complained about the noise. I like that O' Death has a specific identity. It knows its intended audience and what its demographic likes. If this were a Tejano club would complaints be forthcoming? I'm not sure. Only time will tell if this place will survive. Or turn into yet another neighborhood cantina. My lasting impression was seeing the young-uns jumping in a moshpit. Maybe it's time to close that chapter of my life, to include Yelp.