The Koffee Kup Company

Showed up minutes before closing, but Billy and Marisol were kind enough to take our order. More than kind really - they were so easy going and fun to talk with. It was like we had stopped at a friend's house. Billy is a USMC vet; Marisol a true San Antonio local. The coffee was outstanding! I had the Cuban. Rich, both smooth and sweet. A real treat. We also ordered an iced latte that was delicious. We'll be back - Koffee Kup is a "destination location" kind of place worth visiting because of its great coffee and welcoming atmosphere. Would like hang out next time and try some of the kolaches as well.

Family owned and great vibe in here!! They had some speciality drinks so we tried the horchata latte (which is nondairy) and tres leches latte. Both were delicious! Also got a ham and cheese kolache that was filled and had great flavor. Will definitely be back!

Loved the iced latte. I didn't add flavor but it was still delicious. If you haven't had a kolache, you're missing out!

Coffee was very good. I had an iced latte and my husband had a hot latte. They were both very smooth and delicious. I had a fruit kolache and my husband had a meat kolache. It was good. The staff was very friendly. Fantastic breakfast experience.

We wanted to try out a new coffee place this morning and The Koffee Kup did not disappoint!Currently they are only doing curbside, however when we pulled up someone greeted us and gave us some insights into the menu. After they explained the Mexican Mocha we were both sold! Espresso with Abuelitas and cinnamon was an absolute delight. We were very impressed with how friendly everyone was, how quick the service was, and how good the coffee was. We will absolutely be back and would most definitely recommend you swing by and give them a try!

Amazing Coffee: being not a huge fan of coffee, this place amazed me by making me lover their Mexican Mocha coffee so much that I bought 2nd in large (16 oz) size. Do try this if you happen to visit.

I love coffee, and I love this koffee kup shop. As soon as we drove up a server came out, even in the rain, and asked for our order. They were super welcoming and friendly. I loved my coffee and the extra espresso, which cost $1 extra, was absolutely worth it! The barbacoa inside the kolache was very tasty, and the kolache came out warm and the bread tasted great. I am very glad we made it to this coffee shop!!

When you're full from your breakfast or brunch excursion at one of the restaurants next door, waddle into The Koffee Kup Company for your post-eating brew. The AC was out during my visit but spirits were high in this tiny shop. The barista, whose name I did not catch, informed us they'd been open for about 4 months now. She also made polite chit chat, asking what our favorite local spots were, her plans for the outdoor patio area (poetry!!), etc. The coffee is delicious, and their menu looks promising.Knowing full well they are surrounded by restaurants, they only keep a small pastry selection like cookies and muffins.I absolutely love the interior. It reminds me of my grandma's house (probably due to the lack of AC, lol) and I fell in love with the typewriter. I would like to stop by again and try the cortado, and also enjoy the cafe when it's a bit cooler both inside and out. Overall, a promising spot fo sho!

Listen up coffee people, whether you're a die hard coffee fan or new to the coffee scene and trying to navigate your way through the plethora of espresso beverages, this place is for you.For those of us who are ready to choke someone if we don't have our good cup of coffee, this is new place you should visit. The have the standard espresso drinks plus some really good new drinks (the Mexican Mocha and the Cuban) you should definitely try. I went for my usual, a cortado plus a latte but then my arm was twisted to try The Cuban. The Cuban is for you. It's a bottom layer of brown sugar that is then mixed with espresso and then a layer of steamed milk added on top . This was freaking amazing. Not too sweet, just perfect with the espresso being the star and the brown sugar and milk only complimenting it. While sipping on this magnificent cup of joe, the owner, who by the way, was super friendly, told me about the Mexican Mocha. Now, if you're barely getting into the espresso drinks scene (and even if you're not) and scared to try something, this concoction is for you. It's an espresso drink with mild and it's sweetened with a square of Chocolate Abuelita. Yes, you read that right. CHOCOLATE ABUELITA! Talk about a mochasm! Really glad to see new, independent coffee places popping up. Especially coffee shops that are this good.

A Real cozy with good coffee and baked goods. The staff and customers alike were friendly and made the place feel that much welcoming.