Great location and vibes and outdoor scenery is worth it to relax on work lunch break…read more Perfect place to go and work on my personal computer repair business "Satech Next Gen Repair"

Dad had a regular doctor's appointment on the south side of town yesterday. On our way back home,…read morewe stopped @trailblazercafe for lunch and watched the planes fly in and out of Stinson Municipal Airport. We picked up the menus from the counter, decided what we wanted, and went back to the counter to place our order. Chasity took our order and also served us. I ordered coffee while Dad had the IBC root beer. We shared the When Hammy Met Cheesy Sandwich and Fried Green Tomato BLT. The sides were fries and a salad. The food was overall decent, but the fries were overdone. Dad also prefers thicker fries. We saw a helicopter parked outside and saw that there are helicopter tours from the Stinson Municipal Airport. Might have to try it one day!

INCREDIBLE bakery, burger, coffee, and service! On a Saturday morning, there was a line out the…read moredoor and down the street! We were given menus to look at while we waited so by the time we got to the counter, we were ready to order. The baked goods aren't on the menu, so when we walked by the counter filled with croissants, kouign amann, bear claws, apple pie, cheese cakes, it was hard to choose what we wanted!! We ordered: the Alamo Burger: a 8 oz wagyu beef smash burger , served with a fried egg, caramelized onions, cheese on a crispy croissant bun. It was incredible and worth the 15-20 minute wait! Almond croissant - a monster sized, flaky croissant with a generous almond filling. Guy Fieri highlighted this croissant on his DD&D show. It's probably a million calories not worth it! Tequila strawberry tres leches croissant - a small, cream filled croissant with strawberries. This was our least favorite. My husband didn't like the filling, I didn't like the sogginess of the croissant. Coffee - really good brewed coffee with free refills. We plan to go back a few more times while we're in town!!

I heard the line on memorial day ran 50 deep, outside the door, wrapped around the front of the…read morebuilding, and the best thing one could do was to have patience. Luckily for me, I went the day after memorial day so the lines weren't that bad and the red carpet laid out in front of the restaurant was all clear. I grabbed a menu before it was my turn to order. It's a lot to choose from and without pictures it's difficult to tell what most of the items are. Especially for a first timer. So, I ordered what the gentleman in front of me had which was a plain croissant with butter. It looked better than it tasted. I chose not to use the butter because the croissant was cold so butter wouldn't take to it well. I also ordered a side of scrambled eggs with cheese and avocado. The eggs were delicious, cooked well and flavored nicely. But my avocados were oxidizing so the presentation wasn't appealing. My husband's breakfast scramble was filled with eggs. cheese, and turkey, but wasn't filled with flavor of any kind. It's a lively atmosphere. Great for large groups. There's seating outside so if you're feeling like sitting amongst pedestrians walking by, it's perfect. The service was slow. Really slow. I overheard they were backed up so by the time my macchiato was delivered I was almost done eating.

This place use to be across from Mary Lou's cafe on Pleasanton Rd. per my grandmother…read more As you can see from my pictures I love breakfast . The food is more then enough. They serve menudo and barbacoa all day. The restaurant is really small. The parking is almost non existent. The parking is probably seven spaces all around the place. They close at 2 pm like most taquerias. I have not tried try lunch, but I will.

This restaurant has been closed for about 4 to 5 years. It was originally on Pleasanton road for 23…read moreyears or longer they the Sanchez family retired for about 2 years. Then decided to open once again on flores for about a year and finally decided it was time to retire.

The service was great, all of the staff was very friendly and outgoing. Also, the food was very…read moredelicious and there was a really friendly pigeon that I loved. The potato's were so fire!

This cool cafe, located in La Villita Historic Arts Village, serves breakfasts, sandwiches, and…read morecoffees. I had been on a long trek along the Riverwalk on a hot day and wanted to quench my thirst. It was mid-afternoon between normal meal times so it was quiet when I arrived. The drill is to order and pay at the counter, take a seat at one of the many tables (lots of indoor and outdoor seating), and - at least in my case - your order is brought to you. The friendly fellow who took my order also brought it to my table. Not being hungry, I just ordered an iced strawberry mocha latte. It was really tasty, like a chocolate-covered strawberry. I think that was one of their seasonal specials so not certain it's always on the menu. The little village this cute cafe is located in was fun to explore after I finished my drink. As far as coffee drinks - highly recommended.

My friend and I stopped by here on a Monday for lunch. There are few Mexican restaurants open on…read moreMonday, So we were glad to see some cars parked. We seated ourselves and ordered drinks, tea. We had the lunch special 2 Enchiladas, crispy taco, rice, beans and a drink. Everything was delicious and filling and for $8.99 a real bargain in today's world. I'm looking forward to stopping by again.

This 5 star review is based on food and service…read more Ruben's Cafe is a simple mom and pop restaurant on the south side but the food and service is top notch. I came here to kill time while my car was having work done across the street. With about 10 tables in the place, they definitely are attentive. My order was promptly taken and coffee came quick. Even the mom and sister came by after order was taken to make sure I was OK; mom even came out from kitchen to confirm my order. Once the food arrived it was hot and fresh. I recommend you get a breakfast plate with hash browns as they were excellent. I had the #14 which included eggs, beans, sausage, hash browns and tortillas; all this and coffee was under $10! While I don't live nearby, I will definitely return to Ruben's Cafe when in the area.

True authentic San Antonio Tex Mex food. Small seating area but clean and cozy. Flour tortillas…read moreare the best and the puffy tacos are a hit. Very fair prices and the staff are great. Will come back again.

Oh my! As I ate my tacos memories of my mother's cooking as a child came flooding back to memory…read more Light and fluffy tortillas, scrumptious chorizo and egg then tripas with avocado. Perfection. My 86 year old Mother ate three tacos and she savored each bite of the simple but delicious filling. She slept for several hours later and when she woke she said,"I could have slept and gone to eternity."

The staff was friendly, I was asked how sweet I like my coffee to ensure I liked it. Tried the…read moreNutella iced latte with oatmilk. So delicious, perfect blend of sweetness and coffee. Hidden gem right next to courthouse.

This is a small little coffee shop located inside the Riverwalk Plaza Hotel. My friend stopped in…read morehere for an ice americano SF vanilla coffee & she said it was really good. I didn't end up getting anything as I found their coffee cup sizes to be small & I wanted something a little bit bigger. They didn't have many items for sale. Like 2 danishes on display, limited drinks in their cooler & the menu is small. If you're not a picky coffee drinker & aren't looking for a big food menu then this is your place! It wasn't very busy while my friend & I sat outside of the shop. There are seating areas in the coffee shop to hang out at.

This cozy cafe offers a variety of different breakfast items with fast and amazing service. So far…read moremy go to has been this strawberry and banana French toast with eggs and bacon. It smells soooo good in there :)

This place feels like you're eating at a grandparent's house. It's cozy and welcoming, but in no…read moreway tries to compete with a Denny's, Ihop, Jim's, Full Belly, etc. Very suitable for the location and experience. The staff I believe are all related, which is very unique and adds to the appeal. Very informal-neighborhood vibes. The food is always good; hot and fresh. Coffee is also consistently brewed well. It's a general morning/breakfast roast but never taste watered down. Poached eggs are done perfectly. Bacon is thick and light crisp with a good chew. Waffles and pancakes make me want to over eat every time. Biscuits I would swap for something else. Always enjoy The Broken Egg Cafe and glad they're in my general area.

Man.... Finding coffee before 7am around the Riverwalk is ROUGH! There is a donut shop about a…read moreblock away with not so good reviews and another place 10-15 mins away. But someone mentioned Cafecito and it was right next door to our hotel in the Westin hotel. Yep, the person walking into Cafecito for one week straight was me at 6:10am! It's a tiny shop serving Starbucks with the most expensive regular coffee! I think it was $12 for two cups. The idea is that is unlimited refills but of course I only drank one cup. That plus tip works out to close to $14 each morning. But my wife liked it so cost is no object hahahaha!!!!! Later I found out that only the regular was expensive due to the refills. Other drinks were Starbucks prices so lattes for me! Friendly and fast service. Just what you need at 6am/2am(HST)!

Tiny cafe inside the Westin riverfront that serves Starbucks coffee. Pretty average, but the upside…read moreis they open at 6am.

There is no food so just be aware. But it looks like there is a little Mexican restaurant…read moreadjacent. We were looking to support a local shop and found this one along our route. If you enjoy trying new places and taking a chance then definitely give this one a shot. (I'm a Starbucks fan because you always know your drink will be consistent, but I don't mind mixing it up in pursuit of discovering a wonderful new twist and supporting local businesses. I ordered an oat milk hot latte with Ube flavored syrup. (Usually comes with 4 pumps but I always cut into half because I don't like my lattes super sweet). I've never had that flavor before so I took a chance. It isn't too strong, and it has a little bit of an earthy flavor. I'm glad I tried it and I like my latte. But I would probably try one of their other flavors (I.e. lavender) or one of their signature or seasonal lattes next time.

My boyfriend and I saw that this local gem recently opened! In the heart of the Southside, this…read morecoffee shop provided a welcoming ambiance and great coffee. I had a hot "Love Potion" which was excellent and not very heavy on the rose flavor and my boyfriend had an iced lavender latte which was good. Staff was very friendly!