Cute indie vibe at this coffe shop by UTSA. there's a film photography theme throughout and the…read morestaff are all super nice. We got a drip coffee and they made a fresh batch for my refill while waiting. It was perfect! The cappuccino was also good and we tried their sausage croissant. They sell tacos from Plantaqueria and some other baked goods to go w your coffee.

My last update in 2019? No, no, this won't do…read more But what's new to talk about? The coffee is still great, the service is still on point, and the ambiance is still hip, hip, hip. My friend and I met for coffee before having lunch at Noodle Tree next door. I ordered a cinnamon roll, a cortado, and a gingerbread latte. The cinnamon roll, although small, packed a mighty, mighty kick. It had a thick coating of icing, and the cinnamon sugar inside was thick and sweet. The gingerbread latte was sweet and spicy, though the molasses at the bottom of the cup did throw me off. The cortado, though, was magic. I've been tasting cortados across San Antonio lately, and Indy's has absolutely cracked my top 5 out of the 20 I've tasted so far. Excellent temp, not watering, not acidic or bitter. Just smooth and comforting. That first sip sent me sailing over clouds and rainbows. I don't live too far - I need to go back more frequently.

My sister and I just went to Ambassadors and got two coffees for us and one for our mom. Our mom…read moredoesn't like strong coffee and likes it super sweet. Gabriel listened to us and hooked us up with the best coffees tailored to each of our tastes. There were quite a few people waiting to order and Gabriel was so intentional in helping us, being present and calm and helpful and wonderful! Mom said it was the best coffees she's ever had so it def passed the test! When we walked out my sister and I both said wow that man is so calm kind and Christ-like. We were truly in awe of his confidence and the way he comforted and helped everyone in the room. This was truly an interaction we will never forget and we spoke about in the car and said "What would it look like for us to slow down and look people in the eye and serve them this way." Leaving encouraged and inspired!

We love Ambassadors Coffee! The owners are so warm, friendly and welcoming! They have plenty of…read moremeeting/work space, space for rent and to connect with people! Cozy home away from home coffee shop vibes. The coffee, pastries and small eatable menu are all delicious. They also have artwork for sale and other baked goods (sourdough, etc). Definitely a must try and definitely a come back spot! It was on the second floor so if you need access go those with disabilities, there is an elevator to get up to the second floor, and tons of parking available to access this amazing spot!

I have driven by La Panadería in downtown and at this spot so many times, I finally got to…read moreexperience the goodness at a recent special outing with my son. Casual eatery- order at counter and pay..food will be delivered to your table. But, what did I encounter upon entering? omg their beautiful pastries, desserts, and Mexican conchas. Picked up a guava pastry for later. Ordered the Mexican Cubano torta without cheese and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I chose the birote bread- sourdough crispness on the outside with soft inside texture. This torta packed a ton o' flavor! Ham, bacon, kielbasa sausage, pickles, and bread slathered in their chipotle mustard and cilantro mayo. Delicious! I chose the house salad, rather than soup. Tummy was more than happy. For dessert, I ate the guava pastry in the evening- buttery pastry with a sweet guava jelly filling. Yum! Happy to return in the future to try other menu items : ) Lovely interior decor, indoor and outdoor seating , clean establishment.

La Panadería was one of the first places I discovered when I moved to San Antonio, and it's still a…read morespot I enjoy bringing out-of-town visitors. It is a little on the pricey side, but the lattes and bakery items are really good. They used to have a sugared donut that was my absolute favorite, but unfortunately they no longer carry it. The tortas aren't your typical Mexican torta, but they're still good in their own way. That said, I don't really come here for the main food--I come for the bakery and the café vibe. The salads are also solid if you're looking for something lighter. Service is ok. There's this one guy who usually cleans the tables and he's so friendly. I didn't catch his name but he's on it. I'll Get his name next time im there.

I desperately need one of these places in my area of north Nashville as it's the best of a Japanese…read morekonbini & French style bakery, & drink shop all rolled into one. My sister & I bought milk toast, a berry tart, hokkaido custard bun, matcha red bean bun, jalapeño cream cheese, milk tea, & a chocolate bun before going over to the Tesco mart to have some shopping fun. Everything was good & if I did have one near me I'd be 100lbs bigger from binging my favorite Japanese style pastries all the time. The selection here is unmatched.

I stopped by 85°C Bakery right at opening to pick up treats for work and was honestly disappointed…read morewith the experience. There were very limited fresh selections available, and many items were still being baked during opening hours. In my opinion, a bakery should open with the shelves fully stocked and ready for customers, especially those of us stopping in early. The prices are reasonable, ranging from about $2.50-$4.00 for both sweet and savory pastries, but price doesn't make up for the lack of availability. I expected to have more options to choose from instead of empty or partially filled displays. For consistency in early morning breakfast items, I could have easily gone to Krispy Kreme, where you know exactly what you're getting when the doors open. That said, 85°C is convenient and their mango smoothies are great. Overall, it's a decent spot, but I wouldn't recommend going first thing in the morning if you're expecting a full pastry selection.

Amazing coffee and service! They always ask if my coffee was good or if there's anything I would…read morelike to change. If you are not happy with your drunk, they will kindly remake it to your liking!

I've stopped by early bird so many times before and unfortunately I was turned away by the long…read moreline (since I was also on time constraints). Last weekend, I decided to wait in the line and it went by much faster than I thought it would. We ordered the iced cookie butter matcha with an almond croissant. This might've been one of the best almond croissants I've had too, it was flaky on the outside and soft, sweet. I'm for all things cookie butter and this one did NOT disappoint. It was a perfect balance of sweet with still that lovely matcha flavor. I went with a friend who doesn't like matcha and even he was enjoying it. The second time I went is when they were running a matcha promo that they announced on their instagram (definitely follow the there!) and so I went for my midday pickup and there was a small line of about 7 people. It went by pretty fast. We were intrigued by the horchata milk and the employee let us try a bit and we were convinced that was the one. We got the horchata matcha and the banana matcha with banana cream. I definitely loved both of them but if I had to pick a favorite, it would def be that banana matcha. Perfect balance of that real tasting banana flavor (I dislike any of the artificial fruit flavorings) with the well-balanced matcha. The employees were all super friendly as they even encouraged us to ask for modifications after we got our drinks. Overall, i'll definitely be back and I 1000% get the hype now!!

The 50% off discount draws you in, but is it a deal when the price is equal to a regular coffee…read moreelsewhere? A cold foam coffee and breakfast club sandwich for $15. It's hard to tell if a discount is applied when there's no prices displayed on the menu. The breakfast club on a croissant bun was delicious, but the cold foam coffee wasn't the best. Restrooms weren't well kept and the place gets busy. I'd say it's a good place to charge your phone though, lots of outlets.

I love Capital One Café!! The staff is always super welcoming, and it's a great spot to hang out or…read morestudy. Insider tip: my favorite drink is the matcha lemonade. It's not on the displayed menu, but it's part of their menu on the register (aka secret menu). It's So good. All drinks are half off with a capital one card!! There are lots of coupons online for free drinks, which is a nice bonus. I also really like the booths, and the back rooms are great for studying or meetings. UTSA clubs can even rent them out. Won their December season special where they hide a "Little Capital One Guy" around the store and first person to find it gets to keep him! Super fun Overall, comfy vibe, friendly people, and solid drinks.

I came here after going to Sandbox VR for a quick snack/food. I didn't know that it had replaced…read moreRevolucion, but I was happy to see that it had similar menu items. I got the açaí bowl, which was a good portion of açaí that was topped with fresh fruit. For $12, it is on par with other açaí bowl offerings in SA. You're definitely getting the quality for the price. My only complaint is that there are no water stations, so you have to ask someone working at the counter for water/refills. The water cups are also tiny, maybe only 4 oz. I didn't try the coffee/drinks, but the prices are comparable to other coffee spots.

Super dirty café and average food…read more Former coffee shop and specialty tea shop barista here. I swung by Terra Cafe this afternoon for lunch and was pretty disappointed in my visit. Though the barista was very sweet, the cleanliness of the café as a whole was abysmal. The restroom was nasty, literally all of the vacant tables in the dining area were either covered in food crumbs or coffee rings, and there was stuff splattered on the walls. The food was also just mid at best. I ordered the Lavender Matcha Latte with oat milk and a Terra Burger. The Matcha Latte wasn't anything special. It was crafted decently, but entirely lacking in flavor. It didn't taste like grass fortunately enough, but the taste of the matcha itself was very weak and was nearly lost to the lavender and oat milk. As for the Terra Burger, I've simply had better vegan burgers. The patty itself was rather bland and seemed to rely far too heavily on the spicy mayo for flavor, but the sauce just didn't do the job. Texture-wise it was a pretty good burger, it just didn't have the flavor to hold it up. Between the filthiness of the bathroom, the dining area in need of cleaning, and food not good enough to offset the uncleanliness, I'm totally okay with not returning to Terra Cafe. If you give this place a try, I hope you at the very least have a cleaner experience.

Great mocha latte. They were open during the freeze. Real ones…read more The staff in the morning was super friendly and nice even at 6am so early. Nice chill and comfy spot inside. Will be back.

Great place to stop for a coffee! They are always quick and super helpful when selecting your…read morebeverage. There are lots of different options to choose from rather you want coffee or matcha! So many choices of each! The place itself is small, but a great place for work or reading if you're wanting to stay and enjoy your beverage.

First time coming here and probably the last. I don't really understand when an app for a coffee…read moreplace shows one image of a drink and I receive something looking completely different. I've received better coffee from Dutchbros or Dunkin, and thankfully this coffee was a free one for my first visit. As for paying five dollars for coffee that tastes like cardboard isn't something I usually run for, and the fact it didn't look like the picture added some dissatisfaction.

Not the greatest IMO, my drink tasted really bland. Almost as if they just added almond milk and a…read moreshot of espresso with out any flavor. Personally made better at home, Wasn't as strong as the cup states lol

FIRST TIME TASTE!!!…read more The office was restless and needed a late afternoon pick-me-up to (hopefully) get us driven and focused. We placed an online order and a coworker went to pick it all up. I perused their website carefully so as to make my first tasting impression a promising one and decided on a Strawberry Cloud Latte. My review is based on what I have experienced myself and with their website and on my beverage solely. Their website is very bright and pretty. Loved the language of their story. How yellow is more than just a color to them. And I couldn't agree more!!! Whoever wrote the text on this site has my heart. This business aims to be kind and to be a bright light, however brief, in someone's day. I love this. They also have a reputation of hiring foster kids that age out of the system. Their stores, although similar in color scheme only, looks different from one location to another. The one at La Cantera in SATX is beautiful in its modern chic with large crystal-like chandeliers and white LED backlighting. On to my drink... I ordered the Strawberry Cloud Latte made with soy. It's an espresso (or Matcha) beverage with a strawberry flavored cold foam. Their ice cubes are a bit large and don't fit through the sippy cup lid until it's been given time to melt down. Meh. And my cold foam was not as fluffy as to be likened to a cloud by any means. But the coffee was nice and I'm so glad they had soy! Other milks include almond, nonfat, whole, oat, coconut, half n half and heavy cream. I would love to try their matcha next and sample that Carrot Cake Bar with all that cream cheese frosting!!!

It's exciting to finally have a La La Land in San Antonio. I've visited the Houston locations…read morebefore, but the coffee there hasn't always been consistent. So far, this location hasn't disappointed. The layout can feel a bit cramped up front since the register is near the entrance while most of the seating is in the back. I usually go between 9-10 am, when there's little to no line. Closer to lunch or later in the afternoon, though, it gets significantly busier, sometimes with lines stretching outside to the road. Thankfully, drink turnaround is pretty quick. There's a decent amount of seating, but it can get loud if you're trying to get some work done or study. My go-to drinks are the La La Latte and the Strawberry Latte, and I enjoy trying their seasonal flavors. I don't usually like overly sweet drinks, and theirs do lean on the sweeter side, so I sometimes treat it more as a dessert than a coffee stop. If I'm in the mood for something stronger, I'll ask for an extra shot. While it's a bit pricier than other coffee shops, it's worth it as an occasional treat.