Coffee Crush

Coffee Crush is a lovely establishment with a great ambiance, kind staff, and consistently good drinks. Recommend, recommend! :) (Pictured: iced lavender matcha latte & blueberry scone)

Visit to Coffee Crush was pleasant one. The atmosphere was both relaxing and inviting. The service from the staff present was quick but friendly. Of the two drinks, we ordered the iced horchatta, was a little on the sweet side, but the iced mattcha was nicely done and delicious. The price for the drinks was a little more than I would care to spend, but overall, it was still a great trip.

Please continue to have the churros sign lit up! Those churros were to die for. Spoke to what I’m assuming was the owner and she was really sweet, and super friendly. 10/10 on customer service, and 100/10 for the warm churros and cajeta. Will be back for the coffee and dessert pastries, THANKS!

From the moment we stepped in, the atmosphere was so cozy and cute! I love the potho plants all over and the decor! Emma was very kind and sweet! The lady who made the coffees THANK YOU! It came out delicious 🤤

The music and vibes are great. The food is healthy and delicious with a ton of great options for drinks.

This place has amazing vibes. If you’re one to camp out and get work done at a coffee shop, I recommend this place for it. It’s a good sized place with plenty of places to eat/drink inside. We ordered a s’mores caramel macchiato with oatmilk and a mint and hibiscus tea. Both drinks were made quickly and tasted very nice! I’ll absolutely be stopping here again instead of the corporate coffee place around the corner.

Great vibes, great service, will definitely be back! I got the iced lavender matcha latte w/ almond milk and the carrot muffin. Both were delicious!!

Latte was delicious as well as their chocolate croissant! Definitely a place to try if you’re in the area. They have a lot of different drinks to try!

Great little coffee shop in the midst of a nondescript office park.

I came by on a Saturday morning for a coffee date. At 9am there were a few patrons who mostly grabbed their coffee to go. By the time I left at 1030, the place was much more filled with folks sitting at tables—working, reading, chatting.

I had an Americano which was delicious. It was served in one of those see through mugs that seem to be all the rage these days. I don’t know much about coffee but it tasted like good quality to me. My date had an iced something or another—and I saw other folks with similar drinks—with all sorts of confectionery on the top (marshmallows, etc) and every single one looked delicious. My date said her mocha thingie tasted good.

One of the great things about this place is that, although fairly small, there are plenty of tables. And I think if it had not been raining, they have some outside patio seating as well.

But, more importantly, there are outlets for anyone who want to stop in and get some writing done or whatever—very thoughtful.

There is a limited bakery selection that I didn’t try but everything looked good.

We need more mom & pop coffee shops like this in San Antonio! I’d highly recommend.

First time trying Crush and we were blown away! The only thing missing was some Bacardi in my coquito. I want to be selfish and keep this place hidden, but I will definitely be telling my friends!