Indy Coffee Club

Picked the great tasting avocado toast and barista made to order coffee at Indy Coffee. What a cute place. It is small and cozy. I enjoyed the good food and my cup of Joe with much needed quiet time. Can't wait to go back and do this again.

I had a really great experience during a recent visit to Indy Coffee Club!

I consider myself a bit of an enthusiast and it's disappointing how many baristas don't have much knowledge. I thoroughly enjoy coffee conversations, and I had a really great one at ICC.

You're probably more interested in the coffee though right.... It was rather good! I opted for a cortado, and they made a fairly decent one.

I'm a really big fan of local businesses, so if there was any request from my perspective it would be that they carry some local coffee bean options. The other piece is that I had a really hard time finding the shop. Best I can say is to park in the garage and walk directly back towards UTSA Blvd.

Aside from my subjective opinion, I think they're doing things right at Indy. Simply because I had decent coffee and great conversation!

I loved this little coffee spot. I drove around the building because I was a little confused about where the shop was, but I found somewhere to park and walked towards the front of the building where I found the shop easily. It was cozy, so quiet, and clean inside. I liked the vibe and aesthetic. I got a latte, and it was delicious. Definitely a keeper of a coffee spot.

Cute little coffee spot on the west side. Service was good, cap was very pretty, and quiet inside/ outside area. Not a big fan of the coffee taste or milk options but still a good spot none the less.
They have water, Mexican cokes, pastries, and and merch

Got the Sean Pecan-ery (a seasonal drink) and enjoyed it! Laid back, fun coffee spot with great drip coffee and drinks. I’ll come back again!

CEREALLLL MILLLLLK!!
Such a fabulous, fabulously unique, espresso-beverage experience 🤌💜☕️💜🤌
Who wouldn't love a latte or cappuccino made with what's essentially the milk left at the bottom of your bowl after you've finished your Fruity Pebbles, Cap'n Crunch, or Cocoa Zuccaritas?? FUN!

it's a pretty cramped interior, usually stuffed with collaborating UTSA students, and parking stinks, but I love to grab a cereal milk cappuccino to-go as a reward for nearby adulting, like making it out of Costco alive, or surviving the boredom of service appointments at area car dealerships 🏅

Got a honey cinnamon oatmilk latte and was not disappointed at all. The baristas were friendly and the iced beverage was smooth and bold with not too much sweetness so you could still taste the coffee. Yes. Also ordered it for dine in and drank from a cool ceramic cup. Nice atmosphere too very positive vibes for sure.

TL;DR Version -
This is an impressive Craft Coffee Shop right near UTSA Campus. This was an excellent experience with great espresso drinks. A great place to grab coffee and study or have a small conversation. I would definitely say this would impress a few people. Midrange pricing means that this is a craft experience still affordable to most, which is something to be lauded.

Coffee -
Well prepared espresso coffee, price point is normal for craft espresso drinks. They have a good selection of drink options including drip and cold-brew for those who are interested in those versions of coffee. The selection is a little smaller than some craft shops, don't expect to be selecting between beans from different locations, this is a more straightforward craft coffee experience. Baristas seemed well versed in their different coffee mechanisms.

Vibe-
By the name Indy Coffee Club you're likely expecting something that is hip and maybe even exclusive. What I found is that I don't think exclusive is correct, it was fairly packed with adults in their mid-20's, which gave it a very cosmopolitan vibe. It also has a slight grunge and garage vibe going on, which I really appreciate. Seeing as it is by a University I wonder if during the week (I visited on Sunday) that it gets a little younger. There is music but it wasn't too loud for a conversation, though it has a small front patio with a bar height seating. A great place for studying or a small conversation, I wouldn't bring like 5 or more people in here and expect to have a lot of space.

Design-
Coffee places and design go hand in hand, but I think this place has excellent design. I was a little surprised not to see the logo or the well-designed marks that I saw on the on the cup. I don't always note this, but the interior design of the shop is well done, there are quite a few sitting spaces for a space that has the architectural feel of like a covered alley. The modern (almost Scandinavian) wood and industrial go together well in this space. The design brings the space down to a human level, and that was impressive.

The best coffee and my favorite place to get an Americano - hot and iced!
The shop is a vibe you have to experience for yourself. While it may be temporarily closed for indoor seating, you may order inside to go, but it’s always best to order online ahead of time for ease.
I really admire how they’ve handled COVID and take all the right precautions to keep their customers safe. This business really cares about their clients.

Eclectic decor. Good cups of joe with surprising experimental taste. Aging well and still going strong with great coffee, service, and food menu. Frequent pop-ups from various vendors have made this your favorite neighborhood coffee shop.