Convenient, relaxing location along the trail. My wife and I rode our bikes here! Unique, great…read moretasting coffee (hints of blueberry).

It's been a minute since I swung by Clear Light Coffee. It my quest to try (and rate) every local…read morecoffee shop's cortado, I wanted to bring my four-legged buddy with me and narrowed my search down to Clear Light Coffee. Cool, they're overdue for an updated review. The weather was much nicer the last time I was here, and the service was much, much better than I remember. I had asked if they had pup cups and the barista said she didn't think they had whipped cream, but then excitedly corrected herself. Score! While I didn't see a cortado on the menu, I asked if they could make me one (with an enthusiastic yes!). I also ordered an iced oatchata and a donut, and we then sat outside in the patio. Bucky made friends with everyone in the area. The cortado was very pleasant. It had that "paper cup" taste as most cortados will when served in one, but it was still pretty good. Mild and smooth, and not terribly hot, too. The oatchata was a delight. Super refreshing, and the donut was also great. Bucky also gives 5 stars to the pup cup, to the point where he also ate the cup. They still have a very charming and relaxing atmosphere. Highly recommend when the weather isn't brutal.

It's a small space but very cozy and inviting. Barista was polite and lovely. They have housemade…read moresyrups and good milk alternatives (including lactose free milk!). I got a nitro cold brew that was delicious. I would definitely recommend checking it out.

My fiance and I decided to stop in for a coffee after getting massages next-door. They had a…read morespecial menu with seasonal drinks for Valentine's Day, so naturally we chose one of those! He ordered the 'Hot Date Latte' and I ordered the 'Nutella Mocha Latte.' I was really impressed with both! I found the flavors to be unique and balanced. I was afraid the Nutella mocha would be super sweet, but it was actually perfect! The barista who helped us was very polite and our drinks came out quickly. It doesn't seem like they stock large amounts of food, so if you want a bite to eat I might skip this spot. We just wanted a good coffee though, so it was the perfect find!

i went for the first time today. the service was quick . the place was so cute and cozy. the drinks…read moreALL LOOK GOOD ! the prices are really good as well. i will definitely be going back on sundays !

I'll be honest I probably would have never visited the corner coffee if my friend hadn't invited…read moreme. It's such a small, hole in the wall cafe. I can now say that I would definitely go back. They do have a variety of options on their menu and at a great price. I ordered two of their special coffees La Canela Loca. They were really good with just the right amount of sweetness and I paid only $8! (For Both). The workers were so friendly and attentive. We talked a little about how the business started and how it's going. We sat outside on their little picnic tables they had. They also have a walk up window you can order from.

Was going for coffee and missed an exit and stumbled upon this place. It was a pleasant surprise…read more All of the merch and goods are so cute. They offer wine and prepped meals. The coffee menu is great. There were at least three specialty drinks that sounded good. I went with the most unique. The sweet corn latte! I know it sounds odd but it was so flavorful.They do offer food and small bites but it was just coffee for us on this trip.If you go definitely check out the store next door. A lot of my favorites are in this round about.

Wonderful coffee, delicious sweets, and great soups, and wine and cookbooks. Anything you could…read moreever want in great abundance and so delicious.‼

I love spending my Sunday mornings before church at King William Coffee House. It's such a peaceful…read moreand inviting spot, with plenty of cozy seating both inside and out on the front porch. Their drip coffee is perfect just the way it is, no need for extras and they often feature pastries from local bakers. One of my favorite places to enjoy a quiet moment, sipping coffee, and easing into the day.

Very fast service. Big place. Nice ambiance. Definitely recommend if you are in San Antonio in the…read morearea. The staff is super nice.

The ambiance is like no other. Very peaceful and a place to just get away from the noise of the…read moreworld. I'm very sad that it's so far away from where I live because I would hit it up weekly. The server was very nice and sweet. I love a Christian centered place and a place where we can chill and have fellowship. Food was delicious! Drinks were superb.

Always an uplifting experience when visiting Success Coffee. Great staff and awesome space…read more Just the simplicity of these messages on the cus can transform my whole day.

Recently, my girlfriend was telling me about a book she read titled A History of the World in 6…read moreGlasses, discussing human history through six distinct drinks. Coffee was the drink of the Age of Reason, a sober and stimulating alternative to the drunken forms of alcohol. Coffeehouses were dubbed "penny universities," where intellectual exchanges occurred and revolutions in modern thought were born. That was before the battery life of a MacBook improved and all schoolwork became easily accessible via Canva and wireless internet. The remote work revolution following social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic made anywhere your office: a home desk, the couch, and most importantly, local coffee shops. A coffee shop had everything you could ever need: an outlet plug, cool music, coffee and tea, pastries and sandwiches, and the biggest seller, free WiFi. Cities like Austin are known for remote work culture. For less than $10, you can camp out at a table all day. Isn't that amazing? Collaboration and conversation feel less and less important as people stay indoors after hours. People are still drinking coffee, though. Drive thru chains serving premium sugary coffee drinks are popping up on every street corner in Texas right now. Coffee is a commodity to some. A treat. The highlight of a daily commute. A coffee shop is for work. What is the point of slowing down? What is the point of staying for a little while? What is the point of chilling out? What is the point of talking to strangers? Shouldn't you just mind your own business? The point is everything. NoFi is what happens when you reach the boiling point of all of this. Half of the love of coffee, to me, is the routine. The focus. The attention to detail in pulling a shot. The perfect coffee to water ratios, with the brewing process timed precisely to bring out the tasting notes. No Sweet'N Low needed. NoFi is a little different than your typical space. There are no outlets for guests. They do not offer to go orders whatsoever, and their namesake might give it away, but NoFi has no WiFi. As a coffee connoisseur and someone who loves having intentional moments, I had to make the trek from Austin to experience this self proclaimed "Slow Bar." You step inside and have two options: the standing only bar or a table. I wanted to learn more and converse, so I chose the bar. The staff is immediately welcoming and accommodating, pouring a glass of water before you even have a chance to look at the menu. Their menu is simple. They offer pour over coffee, espresso, cappuccinos, tea, and a few specialty drinks like their cocktail style cold brew. It seems to change frequently with new coffees as they become available. The owner chatted with me about the options, and I knew I wanted to start with a pour over. He recommended September Coffee Company's White Honey. After I ordered, he immediately went to work. He let me smell the grounds before brewing, and you could immediately pick up the lavender notes. In the background, Paul Simon's Graceland played on wax over large speakers at a comfortable volume. The pour over was served at the bar alongside a Banana Mocha Cake pastry I ordered. It is hard to put into words how incredible the flavors were, but it was easily one of the best pour overs I have ever had. I have paid a high price for certain pour overs that were just okay, and none came close to the flavor and joy I got from this one. I conversed with the staff and another friendly patron, a NoFi regular and coffee fanatic, about everything and nothing at all, from Gorillaz to coffee to life. The staff is very open to talking with you. Without that openness, the concept would fall short. I spoke with the owner about his vision and intentions for the space. He seemed honest and proud. He should be proud. This energy is missing from many current coffee shops. This is experiential coffee. Some guests were playing a masterful game of chess. Another woman was sketching in her notebook. I feared it might feel performative, but as natural sunlight mixed with warm yellow bulbs, it felt honest. I went for a second drink with the Dak Coffee Roasters' Cream Donut, a perfect espresso counterpart in a cappuccino. No syrups needed, as the rich pastry like flavors balanced beautifully. How is it so flavorful? That is the magic of good coffee. The prices are extremely fair. I paid $8 for my cappuccino and $10 for the pour over, and I would have ordered a third drink if the effects of caffeine were not a concern. I am penciling NoFi into every visit I make to San Antonio from now on. It is one of the best places I have ever been to in my 24 years of living and one of the best spots I have reviewed on Yelp. I left inspired and mesmerized. Maybe this is how cafes should make you feel. This is where I want my money to go. Experiential and satisfying. One of those places that makes you love life. It feels good to slow down. It's a touch better than a Keurig...

SOOO impressed by this place!!! I so desperately wish it was open more but i completely understand…read morewhy it's not. My boyfriend and i checked out this place recently! it's definitely in an interesting location and can feel a bit like a hole in the wall, BUUUT the coffee itself was 10/10. the barista was very very very kind and very knowledgeable of the coffee. i loved that there isn't really good cell service either so you can be intentional and actually talk to the people you're with! i definitely will be back and i crave this coffee now, hahaha

Right when you walk through the doors, there are Bible verses written on the walls. I was quickly…read moregreeted when I entered and my order was taken. When ordering I converted with the owner and they were so friendly and kind! As she gave me recommendations for my order, I ended up going with an Iceed Americano, which was nice and refreshing. If I had the time I would have loved to stay here to do a Bible study. There is worship music playing and many tables open for you to use!

Coffee Shop No. 512 Through Grace…read moreSan Antonio, TX June 10, 2015 By the time I reached Through Grace, I had already consumed four cortados and a latte. I almost walked past, but something nudged me to step inside--and I'm so glad I did. Out of the 15 coffee shops I visited in San Antonio, this was by far the warmest welcome I received from a barista. This is the kind of shop I'd dream of opening if I ever opened one myself. Faith-inspired, with uplifting scriptures on the walls, it's the perfect spot for a Bible study, catching up with friends, or simply enjoying a quiet solo moment. The atmosphere is light, inviting, and spotless, and the barista went out of her way to engage with every single person who walked through the door. I left with more than just a delicious cortado. I walked away with t-shirts covered in encouraging words, a heart lifted by the experience, and a reminder to put God first and love others well. Enjoying life one cortado at a time!