4 Best Coffee Shops near Medina

“I stopped by this a.m. around 8:00 for a cup of coffee as I travelled back to Austin from rising my motorcycle on the Three Sisters. Service was quite good, and I saw a men's gathering going on which inspired me to get back to my own work in the ministry as a Christian musician and teacher. What a blessing to have this nice place in little old Medina.“

“This is a great place to come get tea and coffee in Castroville. I am a big tea and coffee drinker and quite critical of the quality I expect but this definitely hits the mark. My one frustration that I have is every time we've gone in they are out of traditional Boba. They do have other types but I am not a fan of those and so it's slightly disappointing. I'm sure it's fantastic and that's why they run out but I can never find when they do have it. That's what has kept me from returning more frequently because I really want the boba experience!Parking: They have a small parking lot to the left of the building with 3 spots, otherwise it's street parking or drive-thru. The street doesn't have very well crafted spots and if it's busy in the area it's be impossible to stop in.“

“I revisited and took a friend with me : ) This time we stayed for lunch and had to try their coffees and well known sandwiches. We were greeted by the same friendly employee when I visited the prior week, and she gave us each a stamp punch card - after so many you get a freebie coffee. FYI they also serve smoothies, not posted yet, and they can make them dairy free! My friend and I shared a Rueben sandwich and chicken salad croissant. Great flavors, but for me the Rueben shined! Lots of flavor. $1 more. My decaf latte with oat milk ($2 extra) and sugar free Belgian cookie syrup was nice. The price for the oat milk was steep, I don't think I've ever paid that much extra. I may skip it next time and go for the caffeine free teas. I ordered a hippie bar and honey glazed pecans to go. I really enjoyed the hippie bar- peanut butter, gluten free oats, chia, seeds, and dried cranberries. Lots of seating inside. There's a conference room- free of charge for ministry meetings and a mic area up front. The owner stopped by our table and greeted us, I just love supporting this local fam owned business. Oh and when we visited the women's restroom... I was pleasantly surprised by the beautiful sky ceiling and bird sounds. So soothing and relaxing... I felt like I was transported to a gorgeous serene garden. Big smile on my face!“

“Great place for a cup of coffee and a quiet sit down. Nice and comfortable inside and outside. I like the cozy atmosphere and nod to the past. Staff is courteous and the coffee is great. I recommend you stop in and see for yourself before the big chains move in and spoil everything.“