So good chilaquiles are so worth it coffee was excellent only had a 30 minute for for two peopleread more

Ordered chilaquiles w/chorizo, carnitas tacos, thic boi pancake. Honey matcha. This place did not…read moredisappoint. The food was scrumptiously flavorful.. was content. The services was great. Thank you Mike! don't forget to ask for the happy hour menu is from 2-4 pm. The ambience is nice and airy.

Adios Los Patios After 5 years, Comfort Cafe East is…read moreclosing this beautiful location on the banks for the Salado Creek nestled under the trees. Bandera Rd location will remain open... plus a new endeavor of a bakery and coffee shop opening in that same shopping center on Bandera. Although servers seem to be a little sad about the closure and move, they are also excited about their future. Our last meal last Saturday was just as wonderful as all our other meals. Lone Star breakfast is my go to... 3 eggs, 2 meats of bacon, cheesy hash browns, plus 2 cinnamon roll pancakes. It's a great combo! I'll miss you Comfort Cafe!

Love the concept of the cafe, warm environment and service, delicious food, big portions, but…read moreveryyyyyyy long wait times Favorite dish: lemon blueberry ricotta pancakes

everything i love the food so much and the staff is great i would go back again w all my familyread more

Total fans!! My sister and I are visiting San Antonio this weekend and were looking for a place to…read moreeat breakfast Saturday morning. We found Comfort Cafe in a Google search and it had a 4.8 rating, so we decided to try it. We were NOT disappointed! The food was delicious with big (shareable) portions, and we had great service! But the thing that surprised us the most is when we sat down and read the menu and saw the story behind the cafe. What a cool idea! Our server, John, shared a little bit of his story with us and we were so happy for him! Good humans from the hostess to the servers to the chefs! We will be back and will spread the word!

We were in the area after a charity 5K & decided to eat late breakfast more like brunch lol…read more Food: 10/10 we ordered the Steak Hash& the Forky bowl, really huge portions and filling!! Service: It's a walk in, order & find a seat, there's seating outside if you want to deal with the heat lol waiters were very nice Ambiance: Really nice restaurant and feels cozy! Can't wait to be back to try more food and coffees

My favorite special occasion brunch spot. The pancakes are divine and mimosas in multiple flavorsread more

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.

Food - interesting, different Service - like being at…read moregrandma's Ambiance - depends on the day, sometimes they have live music.

Everything at The Hen's Nest is incredible!! We took our grandchildren here when they were visiting…read moreus from California back in September 2025, and they are still talking about it to everyone. I think they are planning their next visit with us around the days & hours The Hen's Nest is open lol. The food is just absolutely delicious and the restaurant employees are super friendly and so sweet. The bathroom is cute and extremely clean, which is very important to me. For as many times as my husband and I have been there we have not even once had a complaint! Everything has always been spot on. I highly recommend everyone trying them out, you will not be disappointed, I guarantee!

We drive to Castroville for my daughter's DPS appointment and after we decided to grab lunch in…read morethe area. We found the cutest, most adorable restaurant. We walked in and were seated almost immediately even though it was very crowded and busy. We loved the decor and charm of this restaurant. Our waitress was very attentive and friendly. We enjoyed DELICIOUS sandwiches, pasta and desserts. They have delicious daily specials. We'll be making the drive to Castroville more often for Castroville Cafe.

Lovely lunch only spot in Old Castroville. Fabulous, scratch made food, gracious staff and owners…read moreare usually around to say hello. Nice outdoor seating in porch or patio and dog friendly (if your dog is friendly.)

First visit was a walk in on Sunday and it was packed. I welcomed to sit at the bar but later a…read moregirl came up and found didn't have my ID even though I wasn't drinking. Thankfully the hosts found me and my party a table. Our server was bright, communicative, and genuinely attentive. The grits blew my mind with it's rich butter and creamy texture while still have the grain texture. The fried tomatoes were met with a cornmeal fried crispy crunch and a juicy almost like it was marinated in lemon juice for a bit. The bacon was pretty good like a thick chunky sweet bacon strip. I personally like it a bit thinner and more crispy. I like that they offer orange juice and mango juice. My 2nd visit I knew better to get a reservation but it was completely booked when I looked to make a reservation the morning of. It was a Saturday morning. I walked in hoping anyways at 11am. They surprisingly had seats available outside this Texas summer lol. The meat pies were okay a little too greasy. I may be biased on Irish pub style meat pies. The nachos with boudin sauce and a lemon sour cream was out of this world with flavor. It what bean dip wishes it could be. I was so full I couldn't finish it, but I went for that dip. Our server cést comme ci comme ca this time. It like she was just there to get through the day that barely started. I was served a dirty water glass with a lipstick stain on it. My server rarely came by and I had to ask another server to help. Honestly I only tipped the girl server out of manners. I would not accept her as my server ever again.

I've been to NOLA, the city, during the Madri Gras season, so I was looking forward to trying NOLA,…read morethe restaurant. I had my family join me for brunch, and unfortunately, it left us with questions. The biggest question was, "Where was the favor?" I knew I wouldn't like the chicory coffee, yet there was another option available that I enjoyed more that was a decaf. The child's plate was one of the worst kid's meal values I've seen in a while. It was $10 for one tender and a beignet. The tender was small and left my child wanting more, so I paid $7 for an extra tender. Please consider a plate that has two tenders and fruit or potatoes for older kids since this was sized for a toddler. The $10 Doggy Meal looked like it could have provided that option since it came with grilled chicken, sweet potato, and steamed rice. The adult plates had enough food for an actual meal, so we shared our plates with my child who only wanted more chicken and potatoes at that point. The Bayou BLT was okay, yet nothing to rave about. My husband wasn't impressed with the Blue Crab Omelette, and my aunt said her Catfish St. Charles was very bland. We all had an order of beignets that were tough and chewy. My husband and I have had freshly baked and powdered beignets at Cafe Du Moude, so these tiny versions were a tough sell. What did have flavor? The Bananas Foster pancakes, which was the better dessert option. While the restaurant itself was cute, expect table service to be long. We constantly waited for waitstaff to return to refill coffee, bring napkins, or furnish a needed utensil. Also, the parking will be tight. We were lucky to get spots adjacent to the restaurant rather than offsite, yet you will be watched like a hawk when you attempt to leave. People want those spots. If you want the feel of brunch with okay-ish food at expensive prices, come to NOLA the restaurant. If you're expecting to relive the actual taste of NOLA the city, start booking your next getaway for the real deal.

We had a great time here. The food was delicious (especially the pancakes), the service was great,…read moreand the ambiance was lovely. Will definitely visit again.

I've been here enough times to know the food is excellent, but The 175 Special is a highly popular,…read moreanniversary-themed breakfast platter that deserves its own shoutout. It came with a light, fluffy biscuit smothered in rich sausage gravy, two eggs, fresh fruit, and two pioneer-style flour pancakes that were soft, buttery, and just the right size to finish the meal without feeling overstuffed. What I appreciate most is the consistency. It's one thing to have a great meal once, it's another to keep the quality high. The service is friendly, the atmosphere is welcoming, and the kitchen clearly takes pride in every plate. If you're looking for a breakfast spot that feels like home and delivers every time, The Gunther House remains one of the best around. I'll definitely be back for that special again.

Visited my friend in San Antonio and this is one of her favorite breakfast spots. I always see…read morepictures of her cinnamon roll pancakes, so I was gearing to gobble some down. It was popping when we got there, so we had about a 25 minute wait. It took them a little while to take our order, but once they did, the food was made and delivered in a timely manner. I, of course, got the cinnamon roll pancakes short stack, and they were absolutely divine. No need for butter or syrup, they were perfectly delicious as is, cinnamon swirl included?!? and icing glaze as well. Another favorite was the chile relleno omelette - the poblano pepper on top added some smokiness along with the steak, and the sour cream and cheese cooled it down. Bacon and canadian bacon on point. A solid breakfast spot! Don't miss out on the cinnamon roll pancakes! *Cinnamon Roll pancakes, short stack *Cowboy Breakfast: eggs, biscuits with country gravy, bacon *Chile Relleno Omelette: fajita steak, green peppers, onions, tomatoes, & cheese, topped with ranchero sauce, sour cream, green onion, feta cheese *Pancakes & Eggs: 2 cinnamon roll pancakes, scrambled eggs, sausage *Sides: grilled ham, bacon, hash browns

Great food, great service, great ambiance. Fresh and delicious. Well prepared. Something for…read moreeveryone. Affordable pricing and large portions