If you're looking for a meal that runs the cost of a bean & cheese taco, this isn't the place. If…read moreyou're looking for a meal that is ready in two minutes, this isn't the place. If you're looking for made-from-scratch, scrumptious food that is prepared only once ordered, this IS the place! Between the three of us we had Belgium waffles with strawberries and whipped cream; the Elise breakfast sandwich with a fried egg, arugula, tomato, avocado and cheese (black beans and crunchy fried potato cubes as sides ... hubby ate half of my potatoes they were so good); and the Elise platter with eggs, pancakes and turkey bacon. I brought half my sandwich home (with the two sides I was stuffed!) but no leftovers on the other two plates. Wiped clean! The coffee was HOT and delicious. Nothing worse than lukewarm coffee in our opinion. Steady stream of customers while we were there and while a little small in the eating area, we had no trouble finding a table.

We pass by all the time & finally got to try this place…read more Food: 9/10 really filling & was able to order from kids menu Service: 10/10 the food did take a while to come out so be aware, I did not mind the wait Ambiance: 9/10 really huge space. Self serve when it comes to water, forks/spoons etc. Can't wait to be back & eat more food

Wish we could've come sooner! Everything tasted fantastic, from the Sancha Horchata Coffee to the…read moreMunchie Cristo! The service was absolutely fantastic. Everyone was incredibly sweet and attentive, and you could see how genuinely they enjoyed interacting with their customers. It honestly felt like being around family and friends, which is something so rare nowadays. The decor was so fun too! Our eyes kept wandering around because there was always another piece of art or little detail to look and giggle at. If you're thinking about going, please do! I guarantee you'll love it just as much as we did. We're definitely coming back and bringing more friends with us! 10/10!

The Baked Bird has personality from the moment you walk in. The bright, open dining room, colorful…read moremurals, yellow chairs and waffle-shaped coffee mugs all fit a playful breakfast concept that feels intentional rather than gimmicky. The coffee was smooth, and the staff worked well as a team. They were attentive and knowledgeable about both the menu and the restaurant's history. We learned that the restaurant is run by a chef duo and that their baker starts around 4 a.m. preparing the day's baked goods. We ordered the Yolkster and the Dirty South. The Yolkster showed solid technique. The hollandaise was glossy, properly emulsified and balanced between richness and acidity. The over-easy egg released a perfectly fluid yolk, while the scratch-made English muffin was nicely browned and crisp outside with a tender interior. The bacon was a little overdone for me, but the chicken sausage was a pleasant surprise with a nice balance of acid and salt. The Dirty South looks heavy when it arrives, but the dish comes together surprisingly well. The sausage gravy was one of the better versions I've had in a while. Good consistency, proper color, plenty of sausage and none of the raw or scorched flour taste that can ruin a gravy. The biscuit was dense but fully cooked with visible layers. The potatoes could have used more exterior crispness. The pico brought a welcome freshness and acidity that cut through the richness of the gravy, biscuit, egg and cheese. A little more would have helped maintain that balance throughout the dish. What impressed me most was the technique behind all that personality. Scratch-made breads, properly cooked eggs, a well-made hollandaise and carefully prepared sausage gravy show a kitchen paying attention to the fundamentals. I left curious about the rest of the menu. Next time, I'm trying the pancakes.

We happened upon this tucked away neighborhood cafe . The food ranges from breakfast , brunch and…read morelunch and closes at 2pm . We were greeted by the manager with open arms who could not have been more welcoming . ( I felt as if my departed mom was pulling us in to her kitchen to sit and eat her food with every visit). We felt the appreciation of you choosing to dine there. The smell of cleanliness when you walk in made it all the more comfortable being there . We were there at about 11:00am and couldn't decide on lunch or brunch . Brunch looked too good to pass up , so we placed our order( you order at the register before sitting down) . I opted for the avocado toast on wheat with an over medium egg . They seasoned it with a seasoning which included Parmesan cheese . I might add it was paired together perfectly. My husband ordered the French toast which did not disappoint in flavor ( of course I had to try his) . It was so good . It almost tasted as if it had an all spice flavor to it . It was so good and reminded me of fall season which was nice to think of considering this July heat and humidity we've been getting. My 8 year old settled for the buttermilk pancakes which were also nice and filling for him . I had reservations as I recently made him buttermilk pancakes which he didn't like.So the fact that he cleaned his plate of buttermilk pancakes at Labor Cafe speaks volumes lol. I did notice when we were ordering, some sub sandwiches and other delightful food in the glass case for you to pick from . I noticed quite a few to go orders being picked up during our visit, also speaks volumes for this tiny cafe . The coffee is self serve , as an avid coffee drinker this cafe had me at hello when I saw that . So on a scale of 0-10 chefs kisses , I give it a solid x10 ! Compliments to the chef and staff for being so kind and serving up what I call delicious food in this dining establishment.

Labor Street Cafe is one of those great little neighborhood spots that you always hope to find on…read moreyour travels. My wife and I were in San Antonio overnight and stopped here for breakfast in the morning. We both ordered the Tejas Scramble, a wonderful combination of freshly scrambled eggs, cheese, onion, avocado, tomatoes, etc., with an excellent salsa rojo to top it off. Crispy hashbrowns and a half a biscuit rounded it all out nicely. The coffee is solid and so is the service--counter service to order, but your food is brought to your table. It all tasted fresh and freshly made. This honestly one of those places that makes me mad my doctor told me to cut down on carbs because the pancakes looked straight up terrific. But I wasn't at all disappointed with what I got, and the folks who run the Labor Street Cafe are nice as can be. It's also in a cool little part of San Antonio, so there's plenty reason to visit.

Bright, friendly, and welcoming. The people who own this bakery are eager to serve others a good…read moreand delicious part of Puerto Rican and Cuban culture, and easily connect with their customers (within my experience) using humor and patience. Cozy ambiance, the type of bakery that you can easily work at and try new things - I ended up trying a Malta for the first time... as much as it wasn't for me, I loved their Quesito with the cream cheese filling. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to try the sandwiches they made. In San Antonio, they are more affordable than most, and according to the ones that have tried them - they are fantastic. I went with a group of 4. One of us got coffee and a carbonated coconut juice drink, and something else. If I can, I'd go again just to try something new, and quite possibly, something delicious. A small business that lays its intentions on its sleeve, and located on a nice little spot on the side of Bandera. The inside looks clean and nice, and as for its food, I do always suggest with anything new, to try it, and see for yourself. Great place.

Delicious as always!!! Food on point, service is absolutely amazing and ambiance is so relaxing and…read morechill.

Very clean!!! Hostess was super nice!!! Food truck vibes!!! Everything we had was delicious!!!read more

I came across this spot on TikTok and knew I had to make the trip--and I'm so glad I did! The…read morewaffles looked exactly like they did in the videos and were packed with flavor. The staff was incredibly friendly, and everything we tried was delicious. Definitely worth the visit--go check out this hidden gem! The location was decorated simply with live plants through, it was a nice place to sit with the family and play games while we wait.

Service 4/5 - kind of annoying, we were almost there and there was traffic so we tried to call in…read moreour order. They wouldn't take it because they said they closed in 10 min. I told them I would be there in 5 and wanted to make sure we got it in. The guy said I would have to get there and put in the order. We made it but we were worried they wouldn't take it when we got there. Orange juice 5/5 fresh squeezed daily. If you get there near closing they give it away. Biscuits 4/5 not the best I have ever had but very good. Bacon 4/5 I've had better, but very good quality bacon. Grits 5/5 LOVE the grits! Very good.

I had a very disappointing experience at this restaurant…read more I ordered a chicken biscuit with bacon and, after getting home, noticed the chicken appeared undercooked when I bit into it. I stopped eating it immediately, cut it open to check, and returned to the restaurant to request a refund. While I appreciate that my refund was processed, the way the situation was handled was extremely disappointing. The employee who assisted me was dismissive from the moment I walked in. When I tried to show my receipt, I was cut off and told it wasn't needed. The interaction felt unnecessarily rude and unprofessional, especially considering I was returning food due to a legitimate food safety concern. What bothered me most was the complete lack of an apology or acknowledgment of the issue. A simple "I'm sorry" would have gone a long way. Instead, as I was leaving the restaurant, I overheard the employee loudly telling the kitchen that I was "complaining" about my food being raw, despite the fact that I was still within earshot. Mistakes happen, and I understand that. Undercooked food can be an honest error. However, customer service is how a business responds when something goes wrong, and unfortunately this experience was handled very poorly. Because of both the food issue and the way I was treated, I will not be returning.

Blush had me blushing after the first bite! The food was delicious, beautifully presented, and…read moreeverything tasted fresh. The atmosphere was gorgeous and relaxing, and the chicken & croffle and crème brûlée French toast literally had me almost pass out with how delicious they were. Definitely a spot I'd look forward to come back to! Also our server went above and beyond making sure we were comfortable and taken care of!

The food here is tasty, but for the price, I wouldn't say that the main entree was worth it. I paid…read more$26 for the eggs Benedict and was still hungry afterwards. I had to order truffle fried to go in order to supplement. The truffle fries were great and the portion was good for the price. The banana bread matcha was delicious as well. The service was good. The waitress was friendly and attentive. The restaurant itself is very cute and welcoming. If I were to come back here, I would order a bunch of sides and pastries and skip the entrees.

Cute little shop in the start of the shopping center. Homemade in-house churros. Fresh and crisp…read more Perfectly seasoned. Served by nice baristas. It was a surprise stop for me. A lovely sweet treat on a hot day!

I would probably rename this from "coffee shop" to "cafe", personally. I live in the nearby…read moreneighborhood and walked over one day with my daughter during our morning walk. We ordered a latte and a pan dulce. Staff seemed a little confused by my coffee order and the drink was just okay - they did not really have any particular seasonal menu or standout flavors, very basic coffees and not well made. I would say coffee is NOT the highlight here. But my daughter loved her pan dulce and it seemed decently fresh. Their cooked food, breakfast plates, and churros seem to be the main draw here. I was genuinely surprised how many people were inside first thing in the morning, eating churros. I might go back to try those but I will get my coffee fix elsewhere. Staff were friendly and even came out from behind the counter to offer to help me with the door since we had a stroller.