San Antonio, TX
Best TGI Friday's (Familiar Favorites)
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Candlelight Coffee House and Wine Bar |
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3011 N Saint Mary's St, San Antonio 78212-3534 • 210-738-0099
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MONTE VISTA. Warm atmosphere abounds at this coffeehouse, where you can relax on the patio with friends from work or stake out one of Candlelight's comfy couches. Thanks to a reasonably priced but thorough selection of coffees and a range of tasty desserts (including Italian cream cake), the neighborhood hangout is a stylish after-dinner choice. Sandwiches, beer, and wine are also available.
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User Rating: 9.75
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Casa Chiapas |
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928 S Alamo St, San Antonio 78205 • 210-224-2606
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KING WILLIAM DISTRICT. Specializing in organic coffee drinks and satisfying breakfast fare, this inviting coffeehouse can make anyone into a morning person. Scrumptious pancakes, omelets and Southwestern egg dishes are available every day, and on Sundays you'll find brunch specials like chiapas chicken crepes or steak and eggs. Flavorful sandwiches and wraps welcome the afternoon crowd. Free WiFi. |
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Jim's Cafe & Coffee Bar |
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351 W Hildebrand Ave, San Antonio 78212 • 210-732-8256
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OLMOS PARK. This upscale cousin of the Jim's Restaurant chain brews premium coffees and offers a reasonable selection of beers and wines. If you need a little something to nibble on with your cup of gourmet java, baked goods ably satisfy your sweet tooth. Folks a bit resistant to change can also rest easy: old favorites from Jim's other locations are still here. |
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Sip |
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160 E Houston St, San Antonio 78205 • 210-222-0149
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DOWNTOWN. The name of this coffee shop doesn't even hint at one of its main attractions – pastries from Sip's cousin, Restaurant Le Rêve. A rich cherry-almond torte or a slice of double-iced lemon pound cake are indulgent accompaniments to your coffee drink. And while you treat yourself to a macchiato and a slice of fudge, it's likely that people on the street will gaze enviously through the large storefront windows – try not to gloat. If you come for lunch, try a panini or the lobster salad sandwich. |
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