Very unique place to grab breakfast and tea. Its not fancy and you would be fine going in with sandals. The breakfast was very good. I ordered to breakfast tacos and my wife got the English muffin french toast and both were delicious. The shop had a wide assortment of black, green, red, and white teas. They are served in individual kettles and you can select your cup from a shelf. My wife got the Irish breakfast black and I the passion fruit red. The kettles are big enough to have about three full cups. The tea was also fantastic.

Madhatters has a very eccentric atmosphere reminiscent of, well, Alice in Wonderland’s Madhatter. However, the coffee wassubpar. I ordered a coffee, out in my own cream and sugar and was underwhelmed. I also ordered the spinach scram. It wasn’t a bad price at all- only $6. It tasted alright but could have used a bit more salt. Three stars for the aesthetic of the place but I would pass on the coffee and perhaps even the breakfast. I’ll have to give this spot another try but for right now, three stars is suffice.

Well it took a moment to figure out how it all works. Apparently if there are no menus at the front door they keep them at the register. You go up to the register to order and pay then they give you a table picture and your food is brought to you. If you order a hot tea you need to grab a tea cup to take with you. You seat yourself,I had my husband grab us a table before we ordered just in case, they were quite busy. We got the afternoon tea but had to sub for chicken and spinach as they were out of salmon and bacon on a Sunday. Also got the Ham Benedict. The pot of tea was barely 2cups worth, milk and sugar was to be collected at the coffee bar. They had forgotten about the petite fours( a brownie cut into four pieces, not little cakes as on would expect). It all taste fine but the servings were quite small. We were still hungry when leaving but dare not to order more as they were running quite behind. Definitely worth a trip for the experience, but thats about it.Blueberry scones were very good. A little overdone but they were warm so I didnt mind.

Went to Mad Hatter at 8:30am on a Saturday morning. It was quiet in the restaurant which was nice for that early in the morning. Two people total, we ordered 2 pots of tea, two sandwiches, a bagel and fruit.Everything we had was delicious. Each pot of tea was between 3-4 cups. I love that there is sugar in the raw as an option!Service was good. Prices were good. We will be back!

Very cool and interesting atmosphere. I love the freedom of the place. You can sit anywhere, with many rooms to choose from, get your own drinks aside from the tea, and then place your order. Cute little sandwiches with the party orders. For something more substantial I suggest ordering an individual sandwich or adding soup and/or salad. Spinach Chicken Salad sandwich was my favorite! Had a great time with my family and will go back in the future.

Absolutely delicious. Such a cute little place, and the waffles and bacon are so tasty! Definitely will be coming back!

I was really looking forward to coming to this restaurant on my trip and wasnt disappointed in any way! The tea was amazing and the hummus sandwich was better than I expected! I will definitely be back again before I leave! The man working the front needs keudos! Im sorry I didnt catch his name but he was eating his lunch while working the front, taking orders answering everyones questions and doing it with a smile. There needs to be more like him!!

First time here and it was FANTASTIC !!! Great ambiance. Awesome menu. Desserts were very delicious !!

First time here and the place is cozy and great food. You pay in advance and the food arrived within 20 min or less. Love the tea list and it arrives in a hot tea pot, very cute. Will come again!

Love it here. Visited for my sisters birthday and absolutely loved it that I couldnt stop thinking about visiting again. Went this Good Friday and enjoyed tea and sandwiches with my baby girl. Tea time 😊 oh and the King William club is delish....

Cool place. Great staff. Good tea selection. Cakes and pie, oh my.

I felt like Alice....Alice follows the rabbit because she is burning with curiosity. Soon she finds things becoming curiouser and curiouser.

The mimosas were good and our party that went liked them! We got the pitcher for $15 and it easily had 2 servings each for a party of 4. Was a little underwhelmed by the breakfast that we ordered though. Had pretty high standards walking in though so its not like it was terrible. It was still pretty good but just had a basic taste to bacon and egg burritos. Thought the breakfast potatoes couldve been better and had more flavor. They can use a hash brown option here.

This place has a relaxed atmosphere and delightful play of flavors for any palate

Another charming find in south San Antonio. We happened upon MadHatters while roaming through the lovely neighborhood near the Blue Star Art Center. MadHatters has a young, eclectic atmosphere with delicious food. Our Sunday brunch included Roasted Artichoke Eggs Benedict, Salmon Eggs Benedict, and a pot of Mango Ceylon tea. Absolutely fabulous!

Really cute place, with multiple little attached buildings. They have a good selection of teas, but regrettably not my favorite. Their sandwiches are pretty good, and the service was helpful, although its a weird mix of self serve for a teahouse. The scones and petit fours need work.Very colorful!Good lunch options and they appear to serve booze too.

Fun, eclectic, good food, very helpful staff. I will definitely be back.

Love the area and the low key place. Cool set up you can sit in or out and also has sofas. I recommend it lets see if you do too

Relaxing place, the food is amazing ( I recommend the artichoke dip) Definitely an awesome place to visit.

Really great service and food! Very original local eats, perfect for a quick laid back stop. Also has a fun selection of desserts, tea types, sandwiches and salads. Their couscous, and pesto pasta salad were yummy! Family and adult friendly. Reasonable prices. Loved It!

Love this little Tea House, that has a lot of character, little nooks for reading or studying, and serves a delicious tea!

Wow! This place is awesome. Nothing fancy but lots of original character. Came here for a Sunday brunch with the fam and we all enjoyed our dishes. Service was very friendly and fast. The waffles were the star dish that day with my daughter. Warm, with fresh strawberries, banana and what seems like Homemade whipped cream on top of the crisp & fluffy pan fried goodness. Keep up the good work guys!

The mimosas were good and our party that went liked them! We got the pitcher for $15 and it easily had 2 servings each for a party of 4. Was a little underwhelmed by the breakfast that we ordered though. Had pretty high standards walking in though so its not like it was terrible. It was still pretty good but just had a basic taste to bacon and egg burritos. Thought the breakfast potatoes couldve been better and had more flavor. They can use a hash brown option here.

Was nice. Different but nice.

Dog friendly with friendly and fast service, but food options are mediocre and they ran out of tea!!

The English French Toast is to die for. We also had perfectly made eggs and bacon, and the tea selection was great!

Unique little joint with pretty good food. Lots of tea options. Good and quick service.

Super cute place, very fast service, just be patient with the line.

My mother and I went here for breakfast on Mothers Day and arrived exactly at opening. They werent highly busy until about 30 minutes after opening but we had already ordered and were only waiting on our food for about 10 minutes before it came out. In the meantime we had our tea to sip on which was delicious. Everything was great, food was delicious and the people were nice too. Will definitely come back!

Amazing food and service ❤️

Friendly staff quickly explained how the menu worked and what teas they had.Pricing per portion was super reasonable.

Went there for Brunch before the Beautiful musical. The jalapeño tuna salad was delicious. Generous portion and did not disappoint :)

This is mine and my beat friends favorite brunch spot. Quiet, peaceful and a view.

The place is very busy. They have a large selection of teas and food items. The service was far and everything was very tasty.

Really enjoyed the vibe, went during weekend rush and no wait. Coffee is good and the burritos are cheap and delicious. Highly recommended.

Unique. Cozy. I took my 6 y.o daughter for a real tea party experience. We ordered the High tea which was supposed to include: 3 diff types of sandwiches, a scone & petit fours (which was the second reason why I came) unfortunately they were out of the petit fours & my world came to a screeching halt. We were offered an extra sandwich so we chose a PB&J but I still wanted a dessert. I glanced at the dessert case and it was empty except for a slice of lemon cake. I was not feeling lemon so i ended up dessertless. 😰. The cucumber & cream cheese sandwich is surprisingly wonderful, the tuna jalapeno sandwiches gave us life and the spinach and chicken sandwich took it right away. The chicken was great but just a little too much spinach. We had the Passionfruit, mango red tea which was good but I wished Honey was offered as an alternative sweetener. There wasnt sugar on the table we had to find it but there was plenty of Splenda and Sweet & Low, if thats your thing.

The Favors, the Ambience for brunch and the prices theyre all phenomena! 1st time here and not the last!

Bad taste, and atmosphere. Not clean how it got 4 star.

Nice tea selection, good prices and yummy food. Friendly staff make it even better... We will definitely return.

Im really sad about this place. I first went 5+ years ago and I really enjoyed the breakfast, the mimosas, the atmosphere. I always felt like it was a great value and was always tempted by the cake! This last time I went, the guy greeting us seemed super grumpy. Our portion sizes were TINY compared to the last time I went plus they had absolutely no drinks besides water & tea. Their soda machine was out. That wouldnt have bothered me if everything else looked a little better but you can tell they havent cleaned much. The whole place looks in disrepair.. So sad that this neighborhood institution isnt looking too great nowadays. Find a new staff that appreciates the neighborhood and is dedicated to the clientele.

I like it here, excellent food & service. Looking forward to coming back with my friends. The place has a great feel to it.

Fast, efficient, and courteous service. Prices are fair. This place has many good reviews for a reason.

The ambiance is nice and casual and the building is very quirky. It was nice. The food (tea roasted chicken salad) was very good and flavorful!Unfortunately The tea I was served I was very very disappointed with. The water have a very strong iron pipes/tap flavor and ruined the tea completely. For a Tea House they should have higher standards. Also only had 3 teas to choose from so I really had very limited options and again for a tea house it was disappointing.The food saved my experience here.

Nice ambient. Staff was very nice and friendly. We had High Tea with mini sandwiches and scones. The tea and the sandwiches were good. Would definitely visit again. I wish they had a cute tea room but other than that everything was great! They have a nice outside patio area but unfortunately it is just too hot in August to sit outside.

Good stuff! This is the migas scramble.

This place was absolutely horrible. Yes, it was great that we were greeted and explained the process when we walked in, but the experience ended there. As soon as we received the explanation of how this placed worked, the person greeting us immediately begins to tell us how they were pretty much out of everything. There were only maybe 5 teas available. Which was sloppily written on a receipt. The excuse was due to the weather. I’m sorry, you are a tea house, how are you out of your namesake??? Maybe get amazon prime and get same day delivery?? There literally were no desserts on display, only ONE scone. Then we’re told there is no soda available. And anything we tried to order was greeted with “we’re out of that” with an attitude. I would highly recommend NOT coming to this place.

I love the relaxed atmosphere here. You can settle in and have a soothing cup of tea along with your meal. The staff is always friendly and helpful and have s great knowledge of the menu. I always enjoy my visits here.

Great tea and coffee selections. Food was outstanding and made it to the table shortly after we did.

Absolutely lovely spot. Came here with a friend as part of a girls day out. We had the afternoon tea. Very nice!

It was super cute and had Very Good tea. The design of it was kind of outdated but still very adorable. They have a tea cup wall where you can pick out your own cup to drink from.I got the bagels and strawberry butter. It was delicious.

Service is awesome even when they are busy. Service treated us so kindly.

My wife has been wanting to try this place for brunch for quite awhile now, so we gave it a shot.It is a very simple menu, with the classic brunch offerings in the heart of Southtown. My wife had the Benny of the Day consisting of perfectly cooked asparagus, ham and poached eggs that were over cooked but seasoned correctly. I ordered the Bagel Sandwich with bacon instead of ham and it was so-so. Defintely nothing to write home about. It was a frozen, pre-made bagel with decent bacon. The breakfast potatoes were okay at best. No seasoning, but cooked very well.All in all the tea was the star of the show, which is to be expected from a Tea House. The building could use some updating, but thats just my opinion.There are more exciting brunch places in the area, but for a quick and simple meal Madhatters will do.

Key lime pie is totes amazing! 😁

Terrible customer service by an older man with glasses. He even asked me if it was my first time (very rudely) and if I wanted breakfast or lunch. I said breakfast and he said I need to hurry up and put my order in because breakfast is over in 5 minutes. So, that’s the way I found out you place your order at the counter. I ordered coffee and the spinach burrito and both were good.He knew it was my first time there, and when my food arrived I said I had a coffee also, only to find out it was self serve after waiting. Not only was he extremely rude, but he also argued with me because he would not let me use my gift card, and I wanted to know why and how to find out the balance. He said he didn’t know, that there’s no way for me to use the gift card and the old register broke. If it wasn’t so inexpensive and charming inside, I would not go back or suggest this place to anyone.I may go again, but hopeful I don’t have to speak to this man and if I do, the register better be working so I can use this gift card a stranger was so kind enough to give me.

Food: sandwiches were decent. Tea was fine though they had run out of our first few options. For a tea shop, they certainly didnt have many on hand. Everything we ordered, they came back with we ran out of that one.Parking: limited parkingAtmosphere: restaurant is dark and somewhat dingy. I suppose it goes along with the eclectic decor.

This is the place where the locals go... great music, good service and very nice if you like Exotic Tea!

This is a cool lunchtime spot, or even a nice place to work from, as the tea and soups are well made!

A really fun place to go for brunch. The menu is varied with lots of great options. The sheer amount of tea options is worth a visit. One of my favorite brunch spots in SA.

This is a jeans and t-shirt tea experience. It’s not posh despite the location. The look of the place is supposed to be of a tea house in entropy. They are successful. The staff was nice but they are not tea experts. They are Bros who work at a tea shop. Messy hair and tats,-don’t care. Touching the tea bag with hands. Order was a bit wrong, but they did offer up a free tea to appease the party. Lipstick on the cup, one cup, out of 5. This IS a good place to take children for their first tea. The chinaware is eclectic and from a thrift store. No gold porcelain and silver which is perfect for little unsteady hands.This is a breakfast place with a location and feel a little above Waffle House but the same clientele.

We were really disappointed in the 3-tiered tower for two. We chose the Afternoon Tea option for $20. First, the two scones were way over-cooked and did not resemble a scone at all. Both were completely dark brown almost all the way through and flat . Second, the petit fours were actually pre-made pastries that you get at HEB cut in half. The sandwiches were ok, but not if you have a proper English tea time in mind. The bread was very thick dry sandwich bread. Tea was ok, but the pot is not big enough for two to share properly. This was my first visit, I had heard good things about the place, but at closer examination it is probably just local hype because of the eclectic nature of the restaurant and the crowd it draws. The reason for two stars instead of one is that this place is nice if you want a cup of coffee and wifi to get some work done.

The tea, as well as the staff and food, is amazing. I love coming here because the staff is so accommodating and just awesome. The music is great and always something different. I will continue to return to Madhatters because its amazing. The desserts are also very delectable. I can come here, sit with friends, and just talk for what seems like hours.

This place was a favorite of mine for at least 20 years and used to be so wonderful. But the service has suffered as well as the food.I have gone several times this past year, hoping it would improve but it hasnt. I wish them well and hope things get better.

Gorgeous little sandwich shop just south of downtown proper. The food is excellent, and the seating is... Eclectic. Has a refurbished charm to it I enjoy. Good hours for food.

Nice place. Located in historic King William District if San Antonio. Was there for high tea. Was able to select sandwiches. Two kinds of tea, good.

Great breakfast! We have our Valero Alamo Bowl breakfast meeting g there every year. Great food! Great service! Try it out if youre in from out of town for Alamo Bowl Dec 31st at 6pm.

This place was great. The food was delicious, the atmosphere very eclectic. The only reason I didnt give it 5 stars was due to how cold it was in the back room where we had to sit. But dont let that stop you from trying this place, Im sure if there would have been a few more bodies in the room we would have been fine.

Unique place to have lunch with family or friends. The food is hot and the fruit is fresh. Would definitely come back

Madhatters was a great experience. We were in from out of town and looking for a local place to grab some breakfast before our flight. Madhatters didnt disappoint.You seat yourself, order at the counter, and then sit back and enjoy fast tasty food.The locals that frequent the place are super friendly and helpful as well. It was a wonderful last meal before heading home!

This place was great ten years ago, I am not sure if there is new management or if their success went to their head but it has taken a nose dive. They only have cheap drip coffee (tasted like Folgers or similar) in a styrofoam cup and got rid of most of their pastries and snacks in favor of an overpriced “hip” menu. They seem to have sacrificed quality to tighten up the bottom line in response to all the new places that have sprung up around this area.

One of our favorite places for breakfast. This place is very unique. You get to pick your own coffee cup and can refill it as many times as you want. They also have a selection of teas that Ive not seen offered at other establishments. Our breakfasts are always spot on and my wife and I are so addicted to the toast with strawberry butter. 😋

The staff is amazing and the food was delicious.I came with a few friends for Saturday Brunch and dont regret it one bit... The menu is stacked with great options and the mimosas were top notch. Ill definitely be coming back.The presentation for the desserts made it impossible for me NOT to get something. I would recommend this place to everybody is where Im getting... If you have friends, bring em... If you have family, bring em... If you have neighbors... f*@# it, bring em.

Afternoon tea! ❤️

One of my favorite places in San Antonio. Ive been here a few times now.Several options for tea - all are reasonably priced and delicious. Cakes are hearty and rich and all the sandwiches I have tried are great too. Staff are helpful.The layout and decorations are my favorite part though. There are several nooks and side rooms with several seating options - even a patio and couch in the back.

I love tea and getting tea here is just such a fun experience! I first tried this restaurant/tea house with my husband for breakfast. I loved picking out my tea cup and the tea pots they use are both beautiful and functional (they used a cast iron pot, which kept the tea hot for long enough). The potatoes with breakfast are delicious! The second time I came to the tea house I went with a friend and we got the high tea for two. This is the adult version of the little girl tea party of my dreams! It was so fun getting the three tiered tray with sandwiches and pastries and sitting in comfy chairs to talk.The other thing that I really appreciate about this place is the amazing level of responsiveness of the staff. I was missing an item on my tea tray and when I asked about it they immediately checked on the item. When they found they were out of it they gave us some alternate options and brought them right over. Whenever I needed a resteeping for my tea they got the hot water for me extremely quickly.Overall, this was a fun and delicious experience! Im definitely planning to return!

Not sure if you would call this a breakfast place or not, no bacon, no soda, out of toast, our table ordered eggs 3 different ways, and they all came out the same way...hard!!! They make you pay before they serve you, so there is nothing they do to to make it right. Would not recommend this to anyone, food is not even fit for the family dog!

The waffle special with bananas and strawberries literally had 1 strawberry cut in half and 4 modest slices of banana, like one good bite of banana. Brilliant really; they could go an entire day on 1 or 2 bananas.🙄Was there Saturday morning with only a few patrons and service was instantaneous. The drip coffee is bottomless and adequate.

This place is super cute. The food and tea seemed fresh and was tasty. The prices are reasonable. They have great specials!

Gorgeous little sandwich shop just south of downtown proper. The food is excellent, and the seating is... Eclectic. Has a refurbished charm to it I enjoy. Good hours for food.

Great place to get some work or class work done. Wifi is great. Staff is friendly. And the food you can tell is made very fresh and is actually very healthy for you AND at a decent price! Love the selection of beers as well and the all you can drink coffee. Favorite study and working spot in San Antonio!!!!

We came in an hour before close, and everything was super. Staff was really helpful in trying to figure out which flavors we’d like for our teas. My wife and I are wanting to get into drinking teas rather than coffee, so we asked a couple questions and he was VERY helpful! We had a really great time learning from him and getting to know him. We ended up staying 10 minutes before close (sorry guys... 😬) very welcoming and warm environment. We will definitely be back soon! Thanks for your great service and time guys, you all are great!!!

Lunch special = Yummy in my Tummy

This quaint little tea house is the most amazing little gem in San Antonio! Their brunch and everyday specials never cease to amaze me. We always meet here and enjoy breakfast, brunch, or lunch and we’ve never had a bad experience. The AC could be improved but that’s about it

Probably a nice place, but was told breakfast was the best. Just dont go after 11am. Just like McDonalds. No soda either.

Great food. Timely service. Friendly staff. The place definitely has a bit of a mad flare, but is still cozy. I could have had a bit more mad flare, but thats just me. The staff didnt know much about the character the place is named for, or even his main line which was a bit disappointing. To me if you work in a place named for a character, know their main catchphrase. But the food was so good, i went twice. Good portions. I usually have leftovers due to large portions but these portions were just right. Price is good too.

Very chill place, i used to come here once a week when i lived close by. Very cheap place for a nice cup of tea and some snack foods as well as lunch. A great place to stop in and read a good book! Love the cucumber sandwhiches

Super place to meet and chat with coworkers. There was quick, helpful, and friendly service. The bill was decent for the quality. Food is similar to a cafe in Portland I liked.

Very good food and coffee. Staff was awesome. Definitely retuning when we visit this area again.

First time eating here. The most wonderful place to eat. The staff are amazing, friendly and so happy. Love this place.Had Migas which were chips not tortillas. Potatoes were soaked in oil. Scrambled Eggs were amazing. Many were eating cake, all kinds, can not wait to try all of them!

Honestly, disappointed. It was dirty and gross. We sat out on the back patio with our dog but the tables looked like they had not been cleaned all weekend and there were ants crawling all over them. I went to order tea but they only had about 5 options for me to choose from, which I found really strange considering it is a tea place. Upon getting my tea, you had to grab your own cups but they were almost all chipped, and I grabbed a coffee cup to put milk in for my tea and it still had coffee dripping from it. Not to mention the rest of our food dishes were dirty and stained. The food was decent but it felt like I could have made it at home and saved $20.

Loved the dog friendly patio. Staff was nice and veggie options were great! Got a side of bacon for the dogs too. 😊

Quaint gem in downtown San Antonio near the King William District. Choose your own coffee cup. Have a slice of decadent red velvet cake. Two can dine teaparty style with saucers cups and teapots. Clever menu that would please the Mad Hatter himself. Ambiance suits the Wonderland crowd and yet is warm and welcoming. We found ourselves lingering long after our meal was over.

Every single element of this wacky tea house has been planned out to perfection... The tea list is amazing, the lilting house and patios are roomy, the lighting and paintings on the walls take you to a funkier side of SA. We stopped here after a girls weekend and were perfectly pleased -- stop in for mimosa brunch and grab you a pitcher (or 2!) for your Sunday morning!Note to the staff though: Because the tea and food are under the same table image but come out at different times, it got a little hard for us to keep track of what table number sticks to hang onto. Maybe theres a little tea pot charm or something that could hang on the image? That way when the tea comes out, the charm can be taken but the table marker would stay until food came out. I felt bad calling our server back when they grabbed my marker but I needed one more item on my order.(Just a small suggestion though -- everything else with our service was wonderful and I love the space youve created. Cant wait to visit again!)

I really enjoyed it because I find it cute and quaint. It might not be for everyone but if you want a nice space where you can just hang and have some tea and tea sandwiches its great. They also have lots of sandwiches. They seem to also have nice breakfast options. Food is good. Great prices, nice little corners to sit in..and outside sitting. I love the library room. Check it out for yourself. The only downside I saw was that there did not seem to be a diverse range of baked goods. They had many but they were different cakes, pies and few cheesecakes but maybe I just missed something. I loved the place.

Getting a two star for the atmosphere alone. This used to be one of my favorite places to come but it has gone down hill. Our favorite appetizer has always been the artichoke lollipops, the last two times they haven’t had them .. apparently the bacon and skewers are hard to get. The cake case which used to be full of beautiful cake slices or other baked good had practically nothing in them. They used to have a variety of teas now it’s just the basic sweet or unsweetened and there was a peach option. We had French onion soup ( another favorite) had always had so much cheese had practically none. Also had the original turkey sandwich which was nothing but processed slices of turkey with avocado which was just blah. The chips and salsa .... the salsa was fine but the chips tasted like they were the cheapest chips the place could find. It’s sad to see how bad this place has become. Been coming here off and on for about 10 years and I’m sad to say I won’t be going back.

Madhatters is in a super awesome location, so I was really surprised to see their menu options were as old as the restaurant itself. Really cute theme with the tea and tea sandwiches. But honestly my sandwich, which was the original turkey, had me questioning how this place is even still open. The turkey was simply decoration to my bread sandwich. Which, for $10, how could they even get away with putting one slice of deli meat on it?! The chips and salsa were mediocre, mostly because the chips were pretty stale, but the salsa was pretty tasty.I will say, their cakes looks absolutely delicious and if I am ever to even come back here it would just be for a slice of cake. Which, I dont have high hopes for with the food quality. But who knows, maybe thats how they are still open?

Cute and quaint, this restaurant is a nice place to come and have brunch. There is a wide variety of food and drink options and the atmosphere is very relaxing. My one negative about this place is that the inside either did not have A/C or it was currently turned off during my visit and it was uncomfortably hot. I would return however on a much cooler day.

Excellent customer service. Great coffee and tea. Tasty food. A place you can have a great conversation in. Hang out alone or with friends. Madhatters youll visit more than once. Eat and drink local. Eat and drink it often!

I and my 3 other friends decided to try this spot for breakfast, mainly due to the cute name. Great selection of tea, even though they were out of quite a few that were listed on the menu. The tea sandwiches are yummy as are the regular sandwiches on the menu we tried spinach chicken sandwich . One main attraction of this spot is that it is located in the King William historic district, so after you r meal you can walk around and look at the fabulous old homes.

This was a quirky little accidental find we will definitely be going back to. The food was awesome (breakfast). Menus were diverse and healthy. Tea (I had Irish Breakfast) was on-point: right time and temp, filtered water, good quantity. Glad to have not just driven past!Update 10/23/19: Theyve gone downhill quite a bit. Downgrading from 5 to 3 stars. Several sodas were out, and they only had 4 herbal teas to choose from this past weekend, and zero black teas. This is really unfortunate for a TEA house. The sweet tea was even not very good. To boot, the place needs a deep clean - its very grimy.

Very good food!!! Friendly staff. I like how you order your food in line then serve yourself in drinks. No waiting for a refillMy wife and I ate here Sunday and Monday I found service was quite fast they have a clean relaxing atmosphere. I plan on more meals here while we are in San Antonio .😊