Cafezinho

Coffee is at the Food Truck ☕🚚 It's right off the freeway, and a super cute spot to get a quick coffee (and fresh air break): There are chairs under a tree, for shade, as well as a grassy area. I ordered the "Almond Joy," which was delicious, but too sweet. (I'd order it with half the pumps of syrup, next time.) The barista was kind, and knew her coffees well: It's definitely worth a visit. Cute, unique, family run coffee spot. ❤️

Food was amazingly good, fresh, and flavorful. The service was even better. "Granny" asked if it was our first time and took the time to explain their menu and answered all our questions. Ordered the steak wrap, Sarah special, sausage/potato/kale soup, and 2 smoothies. Can't say which my favorite as all were equally good. The servers who brought the food were very polite. During our meal "Granny" took the time to see how we were enjoying our meal and explained the coffee and desserts after our meal. There is a nice outside sitting area with a small play area for kids. Inside there are various sized tables and a nice sitting area with couches. Overall, food and service was outstanding. All the staff truly cared about my experience and ensured I would return, which I definitely will. Highly recommend!

This is such a cute place! I met up with a friend here. The server who took our order was very friendly and gave us great recommendations. I had a caramel macchiato and a white chocolate raspberry scone, which were both phenomenal! It wasn't super crowded and the atmosphere was nice and relaxed. They were good about checking to see if we needed anything else, and our server also shared a little of the house history with us. It was very interesting to learn about how they had transformed the building, as well as all the original features they've kept intact. We spoke to one of the managers on the way out and he encouraged us to come back again. This is such a cool, little gem and I can't wait to go back. If you're looking for a nice, friendly cafe for a quick meet up, brunch, or anything in between, definitely check them out!

They have decent food, but it is kind of a hipster style place. Kind of like a Starbuck’s, where everyone is hanging out sipping their coffee and working on their laptops. The inside is separated into two different rooms. The outer room had a loud, crying baby, and some dude talking loud on his bluetooth, so I elected for the other room that had doors on it (I don’t think the crying baby and dude on bluetooth are there full time, so don’t let this influence your decision to visit). The room I chose was strangely quiet and full of college students sipping their coffee and doing homework on their laptops/tablets (Yes, kind of strange to see this many college students out in Selma, but it’s a true story). This room was so quiet and small, I almost felt like I was in a library and had to whisper when I talked. You walk up to the counter and order, and then they bring your food and drinks out to you when it’s ready. They have beer and wine but they don’t give it to you when you order. You have to wait for your beer or wine until they they bring your food out. The food came out in a decent amount of time. The chicken panini came out hot and fresh. The Summer Season Salad was VERY large and filling. Lot’s of nutritional greens on it, not just the lackluster iceberg lettuce you get in some salads. One note - not all of the salads listed on their online menu are available. It’s good food and good service, but I’m just not into this whole hipster scene/vibe. If you can deal with the hipster/cafe scene, then check them out.

This little place has so much potential. This type of little Boutique coffee houses / day restaurants if ran well and the attention to detail is maintained can soon gain a huge following of people or they can out price them self and under service them self and dry up and fade away. The morning we went as soon as you walk in the place it is very inviting nice places to sit nice decorations and a cheery counter person. This being my first time I looked at the coffee selection and I was told to look to the Blackboard for what they were offering for breakfast I had ordered a coffee and a breakfast sandwich.my wife ordered a everything bagel and coffee this is where things begin to go downhill the coffee was very good made very well but there was absolutely no attention to us once the sandwich was served to the table the server literally walked past us on three passes a voiding eye contact and so is not have to refill our cups I finally spotted somebody else in the area and asked if there was a menu that I could look at and she handed me a menu i asked of these items available and she said yes had I known that I wouldn't have ordered off of the Blackboard and the lack of gourmet but yet Gourmet price to every dish was also something I deeply frowned on this was a $9 breakfast sandwich on a croissant that probably came from HEB with one piece of sausage from Jimmy Dean's already precut packages and egg and piece of American cheese hardly worthy of the price tag. my wife's everything bagel unfortunately we're from New York and know what good bagels are like. so out came a sesame seed and poppy seed bagel with the rest of the everything that's supposed to be there non-existent every restaurant can have a bad day but if you're going to charge Gourmet prices please add little gourmet to what you're serving. this isn't Fifth Avenue it's San Antonio Texas.