Coffee Crush

The chocolate muffin was dry as heck, but the croissant was alright.

The cappuccino could have been sweeter, but it was pleasant enough.

All around mid.

The staff was super nice tho.

Stopped by today for the first time since Coffee Crush opened. The atmosphere is very nice and the decorating very tasteful and welcoming. The young lady at the order counter was very friendly and courteous. Took a fairly long time to get our order, as the two young men were moving somewhat slowly, though they are probably just learning their flow, so will chalk that up to new staff and setup. The young man who gave us the coffee when ready was friendly.

We were disappointed, however, that our two specialty coffees at $6 each barely reached 2/3 full of a small cup and were not very hot. Mine was decent in taste, though nothing special, but my wife's had virtually no coffee flavor to it.

We like the fact that another coffee shop option has opened up, and completely realize it'll take a while to get the flow moving faster as they make adjustments, but for the price point vs amount you get there are a lot of competitors who provide more for the money. Hopefully Coffee Crush will make some adjustments to its business model, as we know it is challenging to open up a new place with lots of competition and we want them to succeed.

The Cherry danish when I took a bite out of it all I could smell was raw eggs !🤮
I didn't even eat it, spit it out and threw it all away.. gross .

We ordered an Irish cream “Shakerato” and it was delicious. Service was quick and the staff member we interacted with was very kind. It is a bit pricier than Starbucks, Dunkin’, etc. but not any more expensive than other local coffee shops. You definitely get your money’s worth.

I can’t believe I paid $22 for a shakerato, iced mocha, and a ham and cheese croissant. This place had great atmosphere but Jesus was it overpriced! I go to coffee places all over San Antonio and have never paid that amount and received such a small portion of coffee. Shakerato was basically a tall at star bucks or a “small”. The coffee was extremely average too. If you want to charge that much it better taste fantastic. Go to red runner coffee, on the grind, or even Starbucks for a better cup of coffee and for a better price.

We loved our Ham & Cheese bagel of the day and our Coquito's. Friendly staff, beautiful environment. Glad we stopped by. I wish we had photos but we devoured our food and beverages.

I meant to try a waffle latte, but forgot to order it once I got here. They are popular for the coquito and shakerato. The shakerato is shaken, which makes it a little more frothy.

First visit... the people behind the counter were patient and explained their menu. They offered suggestions to start with.
The food was so good and tasted homemade. Good quality and nothing processed.
The inside of the store felt warm and welcoming. Plenty of outlets to plug in and either work or enjoy a conversation.
Would highly recommend and I'll definitely be back.

The atmosphere and the drinks at this new coffee shop are amazing. The earthy colors and textures of the interior make a beautiful and soothing ambiance perfect for dates or studying.

Our favorite items were the coconut latte and the hibiscus tea. All of the food items in the display are vegan, which is incredibly cool.

This will definitely be one of our new favorite spots to sit and sip coffee.

Staff is super friendly and the place is clean and a fun atmosphere. Regular coffee is a bit pricey though. Also the muffins could be fresher, very dry. But it is a good coffee shop try

I suffer from migranes and usually a cup of reg coffee will take care of it.My Son and I stopped by since I always wanted to try this stablisment and I order a "Hot Mocha" What a delightful surprise. My Son had a"Cold Brew" and we also picked up a "Cinnamon Roll" Perfection!!!!!! We will come back soon