The food is really good, but they are hardly ever open. They used to be open Thursday, Friday and…read moreSaturday only, but for the past few weeks, they haven't been open at all. So that's the reason for the low star rating. Love their sweet potato fries

This is a great little place to eat. They make a great burger and the staff are really friendly and…read moreattentive. The prices are great and the quality was outstanding, our favorite casual sit down in Pearsall. Should say, it's more of a cafe vibe than a family restaurant. Though, all are welcome. They do have kid friendly menu items.

Coffee, service, and the atmosphere was so great!! Just moved to town and stopped by for the first…read moretime this morning. The girl at the front greeted me, answered my questions, and was very sweet! I began to look around their little shop and saw some great stuff that I'll have to go back and purchase.I purchased the Nutty Blonde latte and it's pretty good! I explored the menu before going in and there's so many different drinks I can't wait to try out!!

The açai bowl was so yummy! The pumpkin seeds especially. Service was very friendly, the drinks are…read moredelicious and the wifi is strong. There are plenty seating options indoors or outdoors. This location is also near an adorable bookstore. what more could you ask for?

This was our first time at Mongolia filling station. They do have to go cups, but also the proper…read moreceramic mugs. Something that most places are missing nowadays. The latte was superb! So good, we stayed longer and had another. The staff is extremely friendly. We love going to places with character and history. It really helps take ya back. We will definitely become regulars.

In Castroville, one of the places I visit most has to be Magnolia Filling Station, the only true…read morecoffee shop in town. It's small, always busy, and always slinging quality coffee. The shop is made from an old gas station that was converted into a cafe. They serve pastries along with a wide range of coffee beverages. I always find myself drawn to their seasonal drinks, which are usually themed around something fun. This year's holiday menu was Ice Age themed, but I remember last year being Shrek themed, and I think there was even a Top Gun themed menu at some point over the summer. For the Ice Age menu, I got a Manny which was a Chocolate Orange Mocha drink. I got it hot and it was great! The space inside is quiet, nice, and well lit. It's a great place to get work done. In the past, I've noticed the wifi could be tragically slow, which made some tasks difficult. During my most recent visit, though, I don't recall the wifi being slow at all, so it seems like that issue has been fixed. There is also plenty of outdoor seating if you get lucky with one of the three nice weather days in San Antonio. I really like the coffee here. For such a small shop, they do a great job, and it has become an essential stop for me every time I am in Castroville. RIYL: Coffee shops that are old gas stations but do not have a functional gas pumps anymore, so you don't accidentally get gasoline instead of a latte. I hate when that happens!!

One of the coffee machines wasn't working today so staff convinced me to try an Americano instead…read moreof a Misto. Also got a cheese danish. Americano was not good. $9 for a medium coffee and pastry is a rip off. Take these prices back to Seattle. Friendly staff, wrong recommendation unfortunately. Prices will keep me from indulging more often. Also don't want a history lesson about Americanos at 5:30 AM.

I used to drive this route and say they need a Starbucks over here, then recently I was driving and…read moresaw they had this location. I'm not sure how long they've been there but they are a blessing from God. The staff were pretty nice and well trained. I say well trained because sometimes you forget to add things to your order and when the staff can notice that and ask follow up questions that remind you that you missed something it's always a sign of good training. The location is super clean. The coffee (white chocolate mocha, cinnamon Dulce latte) actually tasted pretty good. Shout out to the baristas. The chocolate chip cookie, cake pop and banana nut loaf were also pretty awesome. Shout out to the bakers. And my family enjoyed sitting at the tables and enjoying our orders. Kiddos were super happy. Temperature was also perfect inside there. We'll be back.

My friend and I were looking to meet somewhere when we came across a local gem, Pleasant Perk…read moreCoffee House. Upon entering, the coffee shop welcomes you with a cozy environment and a friendly staff. Samantha, the owner was very knowledgeable of the various available items. We decided on a cortado, latte, an apple strudel and a cookie which were all delicious. The shop has various cozy seating sections and a drive thru. Visiting Pleasant Perk Coffee House is a must when in Pleasanton, further demonstrating that local, family owned businesses never disappoint.

This would be a great place to spend the morning or afternoon hanging out with friends, reading, or…read moreworking. The interior is bright and spacious and has tons of comfy and cute seating options. Staff were very nice. The drinks are way too sweet, though. Even for me; and that's saying something! I would recommend just getting a regular coffee, matcha, chai, etc. rather than trying one of the specialties. I got a lavender matcha and it was just way too much. Even my Mom's almond joy coffee was very sweet.

Great people! Great Food! A must have if you're in the area... This couple is doing God's work in…read morethe community and the surrounding area. Started following them last year after the awful floods and saw the work they did. Like I said, they are doing God's work.

We drove over 4 and a half hours to visit Our of yue Way Cafe. (Fort Worth, Tx) The food was…read moreawesome, I had the mocha and it was very yummy. I even got a white mocha for the road and ot was even better. The ranch was to die for. The french toast and biscuits and gravy was on point, and my hubby said the grilled cheese with bacon and onion rings was beyond tasty. Erica was beyond attentive with everybody. She went above and beyond. Shane made the best food I have had in a long time. Erica and Shane do such an awesome job for their community as well. They are pure angel's. The ambiance is perfect. Very mom and pop's. Which I love. If you have the time it is worth the drive.

Lovely lunch only spot in Old Castroville. Fabulous, scratch made food, gracious staff and owners…read moreare usually around to say hello. Nice outdoor seating in porch or patio and dog friendly (if your dog is friendly.)

This place really is the cutest!! It's a truly hidden gem, that's not hidden to Castroville! Ha we…read morewent for Mother's Day and got right in! The food is amazing! Everyone enjoyed what the got, which I don't even remember now that I'm writing this review. But we talked to some people next to us and they said they have loved everything they've tried there and they were from SA. I love the indoor and outdoor seating! I love that they turned an old house into a cafe! We will be returning often after church!!

Their blueberry cheese danish is my all-time favorite thing offered in Boerne. I've been to many…read morebakeries since the first time my taste buds reach BMB's danish & still none has been able to compete. The dainty, beautiful granulated sugar encrusted, the pull-apart, pillowy dough, the fresh blueberries, the cheese similar to heaven. Whenever I think of having a treat in the early mornings of Saturday, I go here (between opening at 8am & 10am is best to get your paws on something good as they sell out FAST). Every coffee I've had has been delicious. I was addicted to their chocolate hazelnut latte for the longest. Their vanilla latte & pumpkin spice latte I recommend as well. Love the location as well as it's neighbor has an adorable outdoor seating adorned with bird feeders, water fountains, & a little library so I'll bring over my goodies there to sit & relax!

Cute little store with home baked goods + coffee. It's a small space but with good stuff. Looks…read morelike it's ran by a family. Very kids friendly, beware of small kids running around. Coffee tasted great, latte! The sandwiches were simple and good. We'd be back when in the area!

My friend lives out that way and I had been wanting to try this coffee spot!…read moreI tried the iced salty sweetheart and it was really good. I will go back. It was good coffee and it tasted like coconut.

Good coffee close to home. I'm glad it's moved to a new location on the same road. It has more…read moreparking and it's easier to get in and out of the parking lot.

Well, I was 3/4 through my meal when this little disgusting friend popped up ALIVE on my taco!!!!!…read more NEVER ordering from them again.

NOPE, Never again. I had a carne guisado plate, about $10.45…read moreThe bill was $16.50 something. The cashier, a light complected, English speaking lady maybe 28-30 years old. She was charging me for the salsa, the water, the potatoes which replaced the rice and the toast. She had done this same thing before at the old location. I complained, they fixed it. And she stayed away from me. Didn't have any more trouble until today at their new location on Comal. She probably thought it was a good idea to alienate the new customers as to set a tone. I told her that she shouldn't ad live the bill. She replied, "nothing is free" with that snarky tone. I told her that over at Jalisco's two blocks away it is free. Her response, "Go To Jalisco's". She might be one of the owners, if she is Franks? wife, Dorine? or something like that. If so, and if they bought that new location like I heard, then they are looking forward to eking out a living. Jalisco's is so close, so nice, and so cheap. They did fix it up. I am guessing $15,000+. If this is a waitress, get rid of her. She will sink your business, all that money, all those improvements, all for not.