St. Joseph's Cafe Mocha has a KICK! It's a must on a morning when you're dragging to work! And their veggie Kolache OR an egg & cheese crossaint make a perfect breakfast. Great bakery; everything is fresh! I'm so glad my sister introduced me to it!

I was on my way to the San Antonio Zoo and then children were hungry, by chance I drove around for a minute and saw St Joseph's. The parking lot is a bit akward but not a deterrent.
The wait to order was very short and the owner stepped up when he noticed a couple of us waiting and greeted us with a "how do you do" and soon after our order was taken. The lady taking our order was very polite and went out of her way to quarter a masive cinnamon roll so my young son could easily make it to his mouth.
I am not a Christian but the atmosphere was still very inviting and I found it to be a very good experience, combined with what may well have been the best biscuits and gravy I have ever put in my mouth.
I think other reviews below speaking of the owner come from people with no sense of humor about them.
Whenever I visit this city I plan to return.

After waiting 25 minutes for a to go egg salad sandwich, and 10 minutes waiting in line to order said sandwich, the owner asked if we'd been waiting long, we told him we had, and that we only had an hour for lunch and he said we didn't have to come back. For someone who is such a "Christian Southern Gentlemen" I have to say he is quite rude - this is the second time I've seen something like this about him on Citysearch. Too bad b/c the food is good but you can't patronize an owner like that.

What a great feeling to go and have lunch in such a wonderful place! To get away from all of the chaos of everyday life and be around a loving and friendly environment that brings you down to earth even for one short hour in your 24 hour day.
Did I mention the great food???????
Talk about a wonderful menu and food that could easily be mistaken for your mom's homecooking, except mom was no where around.

I've purchased numerous baked items from Joseph's as a morale booster for employees. I haven't been pleased with the freshness lately but I didn't write them off until recently I purchased a single item, less than $2.00. The owner's comment, "well I guess that's better than nothing", leaving me to believe I didn't spend enough. I was encouraged to buy picnic baskets and other items in the restaurant. Count me out from any restaurant that treats one a certain way because of how much is spent or how much is not spent. I've read reviews about the 'christian-ess' of the owner. I too am a christian, but I don't feel a need to wear it on my shirtsleeve or make it known to everyone I come in contact with. The cliche 'silence is golden' is an understatement. True christianity reveals itself without you ever having to say a single word.