Indy Coffee

Ordered ahead online since I was next-door eating breakfast. This was my first time ordering from this place. Since the order information said, I was going to get text updates, I waited until the estimated time to go check on my order. I walk over and don't see any cups that look ready for a to go order. Eventually, I ask them about it since it's been quite a while and they say that they don't finish the order until you arrive for it. I wish I would have known that because I did wait a long time and even finished my breakfast before I could get my order. Otherwise, everyone was nice and my drink was good. I tried the hojicha latte. It is an urn roasted green tea. I have never had it. It was pretty good. It wasn't overly sweet. You can customize your order. The coffee shop is cute and has seating inside and outside. There's parking available for free behind the coffee shop in the parking garage.They also sell food, but I didn't get to try it

Earlier today, I visited @indycoffeeclub for coffee and more before I went to Costco for gas.I had the Vanilla Cold Brew with lactose free milk. There were several breakfast options. I bought a strawberry and a blueberry cake donuts, and a ham and cheese croissant all to go. It was all very good.@indycoffeeclub is a participating business with the AAPI Month Passport. Check out @satx.aapi to download the passport.

Such a cute place to study, the vibes are immaculate. If I could give any sort of constructive feedback, I wish the menu items were slightly more affordable. I would love to eat their food more often but it's hard to spend $10 on toast or oatmeal on a frequent basis. Otherwise love it

I got the hojicha latte($6)! It had a really nice earthy, roasted flavor. It is comparable to the hojicha lattes I tried in Japan! There are a few high table top seating and some couches in the back. I think if you go during peak study hours, it would be hard to find a seat! You can buy the Matcha that they use in the store, but they do not sell the hojicha powder.

This is an updated review. *Post covid era* Yhis place has seemed to slow down and with that has perfected its signature lattes like the cereal ones. They have also seemed to change up their beans however this is only based on what I remember how hardcore it used to taste. They seem to have adapted to the college students taste here next to UTSA. The insides of the same as it was back in 2018 or so but the flavors are more fun now while still having coffee good enough for their original clientele. Over a good balance of niche and mainstream flavors profiles. Would give it a 4.5 now however since no .5 can be added I'll update it to 4 start from a 3 (3.5).

Somewhat busy on a Sunday at 9 am. I was promptly attended to, when I got there. I ordered a mocha and an oatmeal. My friend got some kind of black tea and avocado toast. It should be mentioned that their toast comes with an egg. The latte was very good and so was the oatmeal, the portion of the latter was pretty large (somewhat justified its price). Nice ambiance, not too noisy. Good spot for studying or working.

love the ceramic cups and the vanilla latte i got! go early for table space! the banana peanut butter toast was also really good, i would recommend.

The lattes were great here, minimal menu options but definitely not disappointed with my coffee! Service was satisfactory and ambience is quiet and relaxing! Would recommend!

The coffee here is good, but the prices are pretty steep. Most of the seating here is at high tops and the space is pretty small, but it's a nice place to study at. Service here is also fast and the baristas are friendly.

The coffee is so good and the service is great, however the chairs are very uncomfortable .