San Antonio coffee spot Olla Express Café relocating to downtown from city's northeast side
Coffee oasis Olla Express Café has closed its Northeast San Antonio shop and will relocate closer to the heart of the Alamo City, according to owner Andrea Ley. Olla Express soon will begin serving its traditional Mexican café de olla and other caffeinated wares in a new location called La Casa del Café, located at 821 E. Quincy Street. “I am so excited as we are five blocks away from Pearl and 5 minutes walking distance to the San Antonio Museum of Art, my favorite part of the Alamo City: downtown,” Ley wrote in an email.
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