Gravves Coffee will open a spooky shop in San Antonio’s Tobin Hill neighborhood Saturday, Sept. 2

Spooky coffee trailer Gravves this weekend will bring its caffeinated concoctions to a brick and mortar shop near San Antonio College.

The coffee spot will open Saturday, Sept. 2, at 2106 McCullough Ave., just a few blocks from its previous post on the St. Mary’s Strip, a Tuesday Instagram post notes. Gravves will sling its alternative drinks — it’s known for velvety caffeinated concoctions using Southeast Asian flavors such as pandan plant and nutty taro — from 8 a.m.-2 p.m.

Owners and childhood friends Mauricio Cruz and Daniel Contreras created the brand in 2018, operating from home and supplying local establishments such as Wong’s Bodega and Sari-Sari with their wares. It will join Robot Monster Guitars, Propaganda Palace and a pair of tattoo studios in the retail center at the intersection of McCullough Ave. and East Ashby Place.

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This article appears in Aug 23 – Sep 5, 2023.