Southbound Coffee - Cafe in San Antonio - 246 E Cevallos St, USA

If I could give this spot ten stars I would! Adorable little trailer with treats and great coffee. The lavender syrup was a perfect addition to my iced coffee. The barista was so kind and knew everyone’s name. Definitely the kind of place I want to frequent more often. I will definitely return.

Yum! Cute little truck in the Southtown/Blue Star neighborhood. Ordered the mexican mocha and mexican vanilla latte, both were delicious. There is a little bit of shaded seating but you can also take your coffee to go and walk to the Riverwalk trail. We’ll be coming back!

Cute coffee truck, Instagram worthy. There are tables out that can be used. Parking is fine mix of street and a loose lot is used. Season drinks their hortchata drink is quite good. I remember the barista being very short with me but was not mean at all tough morning maybe didn’t keep me from going again tho pop tarts are good.

Cool little coffee truck. Got the Basic Bruja - pumpkin spice, horchata, and espresso. Fantastic! Wasn't too sweet and the pumpkin spice wasn't overpowering. Lots of other interesting drinks to try.

This was a cute and colorful little coffee trailer located on a corner near the interstate. I got the horchata latte, which was delicious and l would definitely return to get it again. The espresso was smooth and a little chocolate-y, which was complimentary to the cinnamon horchata goodness. It wasn't too sweet, which was perfect for me. The concha are pretty and they tasted okay. There's not a lot of parking but it's probably more than enough space, even during a busy time, because there's nowhere to sit and hang out.

Southbound Coffee is a cutie little trailer off the side of the highway. You’d miss it if you’d blinked too long. I’ve seen the trailer on the Corner Lot on Carle before but had always passed by it too late in the evening. This time the sun was shining, the weather was beautiful and the sun had been up only a few hours. My first time at a coffee shop warrants ordering a cold brew as it’s a good indication of the quality of coffee used (Of course lattes are always going to be tasty). This cold brew was smooth and delicious. And for roughly $3, definitely beats the price of any coffee shop cold brew in town. I am dying to try the dirty horchata but will have to save that for next time. If you live on the Northside, I highly recommend making a trip out and then enjoying your coffee on the Missions trail. This city has got a lot to offer and hidden gems like this make it that much better.

Super cute little coffee truck. I love pink and teal so the colors might have influenced me. This is my new favorite for Matcha.

Adriana and April are very chill and laid back. The Heart of San Antonio is definitely with these ladies and this coffee place.