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    Koffeteria

    4.4 (374 reviews)
    ModerateBakeries, Cafes
    Closed 8:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Classy
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Mango sticky rice danish
    Kayla B.

    DELICIOUS. The Chinese sausage and chive biscuit is to dream about and it's sad it's seasonal. The mango sticky rice danish was also good but i just like mango sticky rice so may be biased. I will say I didn't love the coffee, just not my favourite flavor, I got the halo one. May be my fault because I should have got something more basic. But basically yes come here. Service was great too and they warm up pastries if you stay in. Plenty of sitting room both in and outside

    Beef pho kolache
    Lindsey A.

    Amazing pastries in general but right now they have a coconut passion fruit flan and with mango on top....best flan I've ever had. The service is fast and the baristas are very friendly. Today I ordered an ube coconut latte, beef pho Kolache and 3 of the flans to share with my family. They do not take cash, so leave the change at home. The indoor seating is small and limited but you can use the outdoor seating that shares with Chapman/kirby.

    Turkey croissant and strawberry cinnamon roll
    Sandra K.

    I ordered online then came to pick it up. This time they were doing a collab with Shakaar so I went and picked up some pastries and the Thai tea with the espresso and it was a good morning I have to say. parking was easy and they have designated spots across the street. Everyone is very friendly and the place is always clean. There were a few pastries left so maybe I didn't have to pre order but I did anyway because you never know.

    Pomello Lemon Scone
    Jason N.

    Finally had the chance to check out this coffee shop in EADO. Nominated for the James Beard award, I had high expectations Walking in, wow the pastries looked absolutely amazing. So many delicious savory and sweet pastries to pick from. From danishes, to scones, to meringue tarts, I have to say I don't think you can go wrong here with their baked goods. The staff was awesomely patient with my first time being there. I ended up with the Pomello Lemon Scone and the Cambodian iced coffee (kayfe dahkoh). The scone was amazing. A slice of Pomelo sat on top with some kind of icing and it paired so well with the lemony scone. The Cambodian iced coffee was a coffee made with condensed and evaporated milk. Personally I thought this was okay, I was expecting it to be a bit on the sweeter side and was a bit disappointed but to each and their own. Parking here in EADO is a pain which is why I haven't crossed this off my list. Paid street parking should be expected when you come here. The interior was much larger than I expected. I originally thought this was a very small shop. They had quite a few tables and I think outdoor seating in the back as well to my surprise. Overall I reallt enjoyed this place and would come back. Im looking forward to coming back and checking out their baked goods!

    Chicken curry danish
    Alisha N.

    We've been to Koffeteria before and keep coming back because it truly never disappoints. We were initially drawn in by the Cambodian flavors, and every visit reminds us how thoughtful and well-executed everything is. Each item is beautifully crafted, and you can really tell how skilled and intentional the chef is. I also love the character of the space. I saw a video about how so much of the furniture, plates, and cups are recycled, and it honestly made me appreciate the place even more -- it adds so much charm and personality. The menu seems to have a few staples with rotating items, which keeps things exciting. This time we tried the Cambodian elote cornbread, scallion pancake croissant, chicken curry danish, Chinese sausage and chive biscuit, and the Thai tea bread pudding. Everything was so unique and delicious, but my favorite ended up being the Chinese sausage and chive biscuit -- a last-minute choice that I was so glad we made. Koffeteria is such a special spot, and you can feel the creativity and care in every bite

    Thai tea almond loaf, croissant cookie, Chinese sausage biscuit
    Hayden S.

    Have visited Koffeteria several times now, but I always feel they're deserving of another 5 review! The last time we went in was around Valentine's Day and we tried three new items we'd never had before - the Thai tea almond loaf, Chinese sausage biscuit and croissant cookie. My husband was utterly obsessed with the biscuit, and I thought it was super good also. The cookie texture was so unique and I just loved it! We both thought the load had a moist and dense texture, which we liked, but would've liked to have experienced a stronger flavor. Not enough to drop them down to 4 , though!

    Cortado
    Jimmy S.

    This place is a great spot for coffee. They're also known for their pho kolache! The pho kolache was very tender and the bun/pastry was very soft and puffy and not necessarily traditional. But it was very good nonetheless. It does have a bit of a saltier taste to it but it was very good! The cortado coffee I got came in this neat cup when having it for dine in. It was also very good. This place is quiet and you can study or do work or enjoy a nice sip or meal in peace here. The staff is super nice and friendly.

    Salty Cambodian
    Katherine D.

    Have been wanting to come by for a bit and finally got a chance! We tried the pao de queijo, the black sesame mochi w salted egg yolk, and the cinnamon roll. The pao was so so good, I would get it every time, but I think it is seasonal. The black sesame mochi cake was also so good. It's a sweeter pastry, but super easy to eat bc it's not too sweet and has such a good chew. The tiger uppercut is so good too, it has such a good balance of the thai tea and coffee. My friend always gets it. They are so nice here and I really enjoy the atmosphere. Very unintimidating and bright place. They bring out your order to you, but you do clean up yourself. I love coming here especially when the weather is nice out.

    No doggy allowed, closed mon/tues
    Keandra P.

    Came here for the first time to meet a friend for breakfast on Sunday around 9a. We wanted to go early as we were afraid that items would be sold out. I had read some previous reviews that it seems once they sell out they don't make more, so it's gone for the day. Parking- they don't have there own dedicated lot, but appear to share parking out front and on the other side of the street with the other businesses in the area. And side street parking When we arrived, it had started to pick up crowd wise and there was a line. But we didn't mind waiting, so would peak at all of the pastries under the glass to decided what we wanted. Someone in line told us the London Fog is good. But honestly most of them looked pretty tasty. There isn't a whole lot of seating inside, it's cozy. But we found counter seating right at the front. I think there's outside seating if weather permits. Very eco- friendly, with repurposed items all over the shop. Like a grocery cart turned into a planter box. Service- you order at the front and take a number. My friend said the staff member that rang her up gave her a dirty look when she put in the tip amount, wow! A different person rung me up, and it seemed to go ok? Drink- I got the matcha latte, it was cutesy. Fair amount of real matcha flavor. I don't like when they make it overly sweet. I prefer the authentic way. Food- I went with the pho kolache which I think is pretty popular. The pistachio baklava croissant, and the cinnamon roll. Everything was yummy. I ate a portion of each and then took it home to eat later. Even when I ate the items at home, they still held up. My friend ordered the Ube cookie for her kiddos, she had a bite and liked it the least of all the items. She also ordered the Mango sticky rice pastry, I tried this, it was crazy to see how they actually got rice grains into the pastry, I was impressed. Lastly she got the London Fog, I tried a bite and they really got the tea flavor in a pastry, pretty cool. Would enjoy coming back to this place again. Great variety of enjoyable and different pastries. Hopefully the rest of the staff aren't all judgy about tipping, yikes.

    Cambodian elote cornbread.  Shumai shrimp dumpling croissant.
    Dolly O.

    Finally visited this place and now I'm hooked! I see why they've won multiple awards. I tried their matcha which was great, but my real obsession is the Cambodian elote cornbread. After my visit, I had to return again the following week. Staff are very friendly. Also love that they have an outdoor space.

    Yasmin S.

    Honestly I was very underwhelmed with what I received. I had high hopes for this place, and it had been bookmarked for a while. Beef pho kolache: took about 15 minutes to receive. The dish lacked flavor, primarily the meat. The bottom of the bun was toasted a little too much, which gave off a burnt flavor. Tiger uppercut: not much flavor, I was expecting a strong Thai tea flavor but didn't really taste it. Ube snickerdoodle: best thing that I got. The chewiness was perfect, and the egg yolk on top was good. I love that the cookie has some saltiness to it, which balanced with the sweetness. The next time that I come, I'd loveeee to try the London fog roll.

    Mailynn V.

    The hours are definitely different. The parking is actually across the street and it's very limited. At the time I came to visit there was a lot of construction around the area. The inside is classic coffee shop vibes. They have a selection of unique pastries to choose from and i believe you can purchase coffee beans from them. I tried their iced ube latte which was fine nothing mind blowing. The to go cup was definitely the highlight for me. It was rather secure and unique. There's a patio outside in the back but I didn't go check it out. That black sesame mochi bread was so good it tasted fresh, moist, and soft.

    black sesame mochi with salted egg
    Victoria W.

    definitely some life-changing bites eating the french onion danish and the black sesame mochi with salted egg!! the danish was super duper crispy, and the inside flavors of onion and cheese were so delicious. it was a little bit salty for me... if there were less salt - it would be a 7/7 but right now it's a 6.9/7 lols the black sesame pastry has a mochi-like texture to the bread and the flavors was overall very well balanced coffee was mid limited parking (i think like 3 spots??) mostly metered street parking, but i came on a rainy week day to take it to go excited to come back and try some of their other pastries!!!

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    Is parking readily available?

    Parking is very limited

    Do you have parking lot?

    Street parking only

    Is this a spot where you can study?

    There is now inside seating and a couple small spaces to study. Not good for study groups larger than 4-5 max.

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    So my coworker would always bring ube bread for me to work and I finally got her to give up where…read moreshe goes. She told me to go to the bakers son and make sure I go early because they do sale out and people buy in bulk. I entered with intentions of only getting the ube bread but $40 and 5 items later I went slightly overboard. They have so many items and they all look delicious. The customer service was great and prices were really good. Now to the items, the ube bread is phenomenal, soft, sweet, flavorful 10/10. I also got a biscoff bread sandwich (I'm forget the name) which had the softest and most perfect bread I've ever indulged in. Now to what the employees recommended and the absolute star. The ube Swiss roll. Omg, it was phenomenal. 20 out of 10! It was perfect in every way. I live 30 mins away but will make sure to keep The Bakers Son on a must go place weekly!

    I've heard a lot and seen many posts about The Baker's Son in Houston. The videos and pictures made…read moretheir bread and pastries look delicious and very promising. Since we were already in the area after breakfast at TJ's Filipino Cuisine, we finally got the chance to stop by and try their baked goods for ourselves. We arrived early, so the bakery wasn't too busy yet. The bakers were busy prepping more goodies in the back while my cousin and I browsed all the Filipino baked goods we really miss from back home in the Philippines. They even had suman, sapin-sapin, biko, and other kakanin, which was nice to see. I specifically looked for the chicken empanada, and my cousin wanted to try the ube white chocolate chip cookie. We also saw different kinds of siopao and planned to come back later to buy some before heading back to San Antonio. We tried the ube white chocolate chip cookie first, but honestly we weren't totally satisfied. It tasted more like a regular white chocolate chip cookie with purple coloring and didn't really have much ube flavor. I also tried the chicken empanada. My cousin didn't like it because it was sweeter than expected--we were both expecting it to be savory. There seemed to be caramelized sugar in the outside of the pastry, which probably added to the sweetness. I still like it, though it was definitely sweeter than what I'm used to. Red Ribbon's chicken empanada is still my favorite. Later that day before leaving Houston, we came back for the siopao we planned to take home. We finally decided to just buy a couple pieces for ourselves, heat them up in the bakery, and try them fresh. When we saw the price for a four-pack, we were honestly disappointed. It felt expensive for the size. The siopao wasn't huge, and while I like the dough, there wasn't much chicken filling inside. For the portion, taste, and quality, it felt overpriced. Overall, it's probably not worth making another trip back for us. We did enjoy the cassava ube suman, and I like the chicken empanada, but not enough to drive all the way to Houston just for those. If I live nearby, I might come back to try other baked goods, but based on this visit, I'm not sure the rest would impress my palate. I still give them credit for cleanliness and customer service, although we did notice fruit flies on one of the shelves and reported it. The staff was friendly, and the bakery itself was welcoming. At the end of the day, since they're a bakery, the expectation is great-tasting, quality, mouthwatering Filipino breads, pastries ", and kakanin. While some items were enjoyable, overall it just didn't quite live up to the hype for us.

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