Estate Coffee Company

You ever have a morning all to yourself and wonder what’s the first thing you are going to do (other than sleep in)? Well. Here I was. I decided to try Estate Coffee. One thing that I was appreciative of was the fact that there was parking right in front of the business. I was able to see my vehicle during my study, at all times. The service was great! Made a friendly conversation with the staff which was exciting. I ordered a Pumpkin Muffin, Vanilla Latte, and an Almond Pastry. The latte was very smooth yet rich and light. Very delicious. Definitely recommend this place for remote working and or studying - people were courteous of others so the atmosphere was quite peaceful.

Traveled to San Antonio on a work trip from New York and needed a quick coffee to start my busy day. Walked over to Estate Coffee Company, which I found on Google Maps, and certainly was not disappointed.

The space is bright and airy, with windows lining the building. A simple menu paired with a kind barista made ordering a breeze. I went with a hot mocha and not only did it come out super quickly, it was absolutely delicious on a chilly day! The vibes were immaculate! Literally the building was filled with laughter and there was a cute pup skipping from table to table offering a quick snug!

Very impressed with this gem! Will certainly be visiting throughout my stay.

I popped into Estate for an iced oat milk latte, which was delicious. Both the barista and cashier were friendly. My drink came out super quick. This looks like a nice spot to relax or work on your laptop. There is a few parking spots right in front of the building.

Best coffee shop in San Antonio! (maybe in Texas)
Milk texture with espresso is always quality. Lots of space and light, cool atmosphere. Easy parking. Great location.

Glad to have this spot on the up and coming urban East Side.

Relaxed little coffee shop In a calm area of town. Not many people came and stayed, so it was very calm and easy to do work. I also like the decorations, which are very minimal and not distracting. I also really liked that the entire shop has big windows, allowing for lots of natural light.

The drip coffee was not my favorite, but the flavors made a huge difference. The baristas were super friendly and accommodating, and allowed me to try different flavors since I didn’t like some. At the end, I ended up really enjoying the peppermint flavor, which was my fourth cup (including plain black). If it wasn’t for the baristas allowing me to try different flavors and being excited to tell me about them, I would have left thinking the coffee here wasn’t good for my taste. My friend also tried the vanilla latte and that was great too.

As per food, they didn’t have the donuts I saw on the pictures (sadly for me haha) but they had banana bread and pop tarts. They also have breakfast tacos, which are vegan, and looked decently large for the price.

Overall, another great coffee shop! Friendly staff, coupled with a great minimalist vibe make this place a perfect work from home shop.

I was driving near the area and looked for a café nearby. This was the first suggestion on google and the reviews looked amazing.

As you can see, my latte looks nothing like the prior raving reviews, but I must say it was still good. I had the bean and cheese taco and it was also good.

I would come back if I happened to be nearby, or to work.

I *love* - and am honestly more than a little surprised - that San Antonio is such a *good coffee* town!!
There are SO many good coffees here, but so far Estate Coffee is far and away the best coffee I've had in SA, in my quest to try (and frequent 😆) them all.

I went in specifically to try an Old Fashioned spin on espresso that I'd read about, using bitters and orange zest and bourbon barrel-aged brown sugar. Apparently that's a seasonal thing and currently unavailable - whomp - but they were able to make me a double cortado using the BA brown sugar.

The real stars came though when I went back for a roadie.
The Dude mentioned that they also were at the tail end of a couple summer seasonals that they *could* make - a strawberry cappuccino, and an iced something (Totally can't remember what it was called, which is sad, bc IT WAS BOSSSSS) involving espresso, seltzer, orange zest, and lime
Couldn't decide, so I got both lol - best. decision. ever.

The cappuccino had the best pillowy foam, and you could totally identify the strawberry - like a muffin. So delicious!
And the iced orange & lime espresso seltzer?? 💙 I was hesitant, but it turned out to be the very best coffee I've had in a really long time 💙
Hope I can have it again before its season runs out

Small, cute interior. Sparse decorations, but tries to live up to the "third-wave coffee" vibe.

Got an espresso, the honey lavender latte, and the coffee old-fashioned.

The espresso came with tonic water. The espresso at the time had notes of blueberry, nuts, with a bit of floral. Tasted like a medium roasted Ethiopian. The flavor was not intense, but the finish lasted long.

The honey lavender latte was surprisingly not sweet. We got it with oat milk so perhaps the lavender was subdued by the oat. Still good. Not sure if it was worth $4.75.

The coffee old-fashioned was an interesting concept. Tasted medicinal and the presentation was nice with a large ice chunk and orange peel. Not so much fig notes or woody notes, despite the components. Very orangey, watery, vitamin gummy bear. Perhaps not worth $8.

Overall, good experience and drinks. Value was okay. 4/5

Perfect for a cold and rainy day. Plenty of natural light and seating.

I loved the lavender latte. They did it so well.

Nice little spot in the Dignowity Hill neighborhood for coffee. It’s no frills, chill vibes and the coffee is so good! Appreciate you guys and the great service you provide.