Me Latte

The truck is a bit hard to get to off the road but so worth it! Love this place, always willing to make the long drive for it.

Decided to stop by today for a treat. I ordered ham n cheese empanada and the apple empanada. I also ordered the Mexican vanilla latte and the horchata latte. Absolutely delicious! The food is fantastic, and the drinks are splendid bursting with flavor! I am impressed that this small truck is producing better drinks and food than Starbucks. If you are nearby, give them a try, definitely worth every penny!

Hours of operation are not accurate! Would prefer not to drive somewhere if it isn't actually there

Saw this place promoted on S.A. Foodie and was immediately influenced to try it seeing their beautifully hand-crafted, fun, colorful drinks! Their menu is creative and there's a little something on it for everyone. It's also locally owned, and if I'm going to spend $6+ on a morning drink, I'd rather support a small business.Located conveniently off of Blanco (their 2nd location) just before 1604, it's snuggled in a cozy spot with plenty of parking. I went first thing in the morning and ordered their summer menu drink: a berry matcha latte! Colorful and fun, it was tasty and refreshing. I loved the strawberry kick to it, and it wasn't overly sweetened.I'd love to visit again sometime and try some other drinks, and perhaps even one of their pastries! Highly recommend giving this place a go for your next morning or afternoon pick-me-up!

The Me Latte with the peanut syrup is one of the best lattes I've ever had. ON GOD. Slightly sweet but not too much, and it's beautiful. Go treat yourself!

Me likee. Is yumbo a word? Regular latte no foam for me was super smooth and the hubs me latte with marzipan was nutty, slightly sweet and just right. My husband hates Starbucks so this was perfect. We will be back to try the pastries!

I made a point of trying several different coffee trucks while visiting SA, and Me Latte by UTSA was one of the few I found outside of the downtown area. Situated just off the access road, the location is convenient for UTSA commutes and those visiting La Cantera or the Rim. Super cute teal truck is welcoming with shaded picnic table seating available.The guy who helped me appeared to be the owner and he was friendly about telling me how long they'd been open and what they were known for. I tried their red velvet latte and really appreciated that it was very smooth and it wasn't too sweet, unlike versions I've had elsewhere. This unassuming little spot has great coffee and I daily selection of fresh pastries - go early because those do run out!

WOW! I'm usually not big on coffee but if I could get me latte every day, I would.I came here mainly because this other coffee truck was closed and I knew I had a long day ahead of me. This spot is conveniently located right off the access road, and is super easy to find, especially because of the color of the truck.Insanely happy with how everything turned out! I decided to go with the items off of their fall menu : a pumpkin me latte and some pan de muerto. Wait was only a few minutes and the drink wasn't overly hot, which I love bc I hate holding a cup that's burning my hand off! I usually have to wait half an hour to an hour to drink coffee that I've bought from other establishments but this time things were different. I have zero patience so I went for a sip, expecting my tongue to burn off. Don't get me wrong, this drink was still warm, slightly on the hot side, but it was just perfect for the weather. Also the drink didn't taste artificial, or filled w syrups. I was in love.The pan de muerto was also delicious! they were personal sized, which is different from what I'm used to, but I had to make sure I get some! It wasnt overly sweet as well, similar to the taste of Hawaiian bread I'd say.The only thing I must caution potential customers about would be the price. My latte was $6.25 & regular sized. The pan de muerto was $4 and about the size of my fist. A bit on the pricier side, so this place is definitely for those days when you just wanna treat yourself

This little teal food truck looks completely unassuming but don't let it fool you. MeLatte is a true San Antonio gem. Ive been a patron several times and each time the visit was wonderful. Their lattes are silky smooth (my favorite is the Mexican vanilla). They also use a Marzocco espresso machine which, to me, means top quality.They have a rotating selection of pastries daily. Today, I got the savory empanada which was filled with shredded pork and came with a slightly spicy orange sauce on the side. I also got the sweet empanada which was filled with cream cheese, topped with powdered sugar, and came with a thick caramel sauce on the side. Both super tasty. The empanada crust is so flaky and buttery and delicious, I could probably eat 50. Needless to say, MeLatte is MeGoTo

Went to the new location on Shaenfield and was very disappointed. I always try to support small business coffee shops but this truck is wayyy overpriced. We paid $9 for a 16oz (their "bigger" size) Horchata Latte. And $9 total for a small iced coffee with nothing extra, yet they charged $1.50 for a syrup that should already be in the drink? 3 coffees total for $21. We will not be returning.