Curator Coffee

They are so friendly and the coffee is amazing. I always get the pistachio latte and recently also got a bagel with cream cheese. Everything is perfect, always.

Proof that you can create something special in a strip mall. I enjoyed my chai latte and warm banana bread today while I reconciled my January bank statements. The people were nice and cheerful.

I got the pistachio hot latte. Cute design. It was perfectly sweetened and creamy. My friend enjoyed her iced matcha latte. The girl who took my order was nice and welcoming. The other girl making the coffees had a little attitude when we asked her for two waters. I didn't think it was much to ask but it wasn't even busy. Nice place to hangout and catch up with my friend, other people were working/ reading.

Iced lavender coffee with oat milk = 10/10. It has strong floral notes but it doesn't taste like grandma's bathroom! The matcha white chocolate macadamia cookie is also a must try! Don't get it warmed! Eat it as is. It's moist inside and has the perfect blend of flavors. The shop has plenty of seating. Good for sitting down and working or reading. The shop also showcases many pieces of ceramic art made the baristas. I ended up leaving with a cute flower holder. Excited to bring it home!

We went today to curator coffee and ordered a caramel iced decaf latte and a honey iced coffee. Their coffee was amazing. I'm gonna say one of the best coffee shops in San Antonio. If you've never been here before you need to try it !! They sell homemade pottery, homemade dog bones and other little knickknacks. They have a book exchange the only way you can get a book is to take one and exchange it for another.It was packed no tables available so that should tell you something about this place, it's a very quiet place. There were a lot of people in there working on their computers and some doing some college homework. I do want to mention that they have these homemade pastries, some are vegan and some or not. We ordered the quiche with bacon and it was amazing.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Curator Coffee, a quaint coffee shop that's a bit off my usual path. My journey to this gem was inspired by an invitation as an Elite Yelper, and a desire to support small businesses.The first thing that struck me was the shop's simple yet inviting ambiance. It's a creative space that hosts pottery classes, adding a unique touch to the coffee shop experience. The display of handmade pottery throughout the shop is both charming and tempting. I couldn't resist purchasing a cat mug and a cat magnet. While slightly on the pricier side, the items are worth it, knowing they're crafted with love and dedication.As for the coffee, I tried their lavender matcha, which was a delightful fusion of flavors. The pastries were equally impressive, each bite a testament to their quality and freshness.Though Curator Coffee is a little out of my way, it's a visit I'll fondly remember. The combination of excellent coffee, delicious pastries, and the allure of handmade pottery makes it a must-visit for those who appreciate the finer things in life. If I find myself in this part of town again, I'll definitely stop by for another round of their delightful offerings.

super cute coffee house !! the latte i got was so good. i went to do homework and the vibes were great and had chill music playing. they have a good amount of tables to sit at and a bar along the window too. everyone was super sweet and helped me pick out what to drink.

The absolute cutest coffee shop with great handmade items to leave with! The ambiance is quaint and very clean. The staff is so friendly and I enjoyed talking to them about the different ways to make coffee. I got a pistachio latte and I remember that it didn't leave an after taste and it was not overly sweet. I bought the coffee mug I drank out of!

This is some of the best balanced coffee you will taste. The baristas do a really incredible job. They also exude a great joy in interacting with their customers and make you feel at home. I love cappuccinos, and I think they make the best or at least top 3 in the city, for certes.As for the establishment... it is eclectic. You see a great number of handmade objects that you can buy and take home. It is quite enchanting and my wife bought me a beautiful mug here last Christmas. It is worth taking a turn to see the beautiful things people have made while you take your coffee. A very neat environment to enjoy your coffee and see some art. You don't want to miss this gem of a place!

Super chill coffee place it is my go to and I always try the seasonal/monthly concoction lol. It's nice to see the pottery and art they sell and I appreciate it being all local. Service is quick and patient always a nice time :)