Four Local Coffee Shops You Must Visit

Coffee lovers all across San Antonio came together this past Saturday to celebrate the finest roasters in town! The San Antonio Coffee Festival, held at La Villita Historic Arts Village, had more than 7,000 attendees. Pete and I made it out early before the lines got too crazy and were able to sample some delicious local coffees.

Now, if you couldn’t make it out to the festival or simply interested in some local spots to get your java on, here are four local coffee houses that you MUST visit.

Aspen’s Brew (Aspen’s Brew (11255 Huebner Rd., Ste. 100, San Antonio, TX 78230):
Aspen’s Brew is family owned and offers seven fresh micro-roasted coffees as well as, lattes, blended drinks and yogurt smoothies. They also serve breakfast sandwiches, Kolaches, toasted bagels, fresh muffins, scones, croissants, and quiche.

Halcyon (1414 S Alamo St Ste 101, San Antonio, TX 78210)
If you find yourself in the Southtown area, make a pit stop at Halycon. One of my favorites, Halcyon is a hip hangout featuring a range of coffee drinks, elevated cafe fare & creative cocktails. Perfect for meetings or happy hours!

Press Coffee (606 W French Pl, San Antonio, TX 78212)
Press Coffee keeps it simple, using fresh grounds and carries a range of coffee, tea, baked goods from C’est La Vie Bakery, and breakfast tacos. They are open seven days a week and offer free wifi too!

Rosella Coffee (203 E Jones Ave #101, San Antonio, TX, 78215): This urban industrial-chic space offers not only coffee but also food, beer, and wine. The menu features breakfast and lunch options and delicious desserts. Rosella is open seven days a week! If you are looking for a place to get work done, a meet-up location, or a cute date spot, try out Rosella Coffee!

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