The 20 Best Cafés & Coffee in Las Vegas

PublicUs is a beloved all-day café and bar in the Arts District that blends specialty coffee with a thoughtful food menu and craft cocktails. Order the avocado toast, a cortado, or come back in the evening for natural wine. The space is stylish and perpetually busy with creatives and remote workers, so expect a wait on weekends.

Makers & Finders is a Latin-inspired café and brunch spot that doubles as a serious coffee destination with a vibrant, colorful interior. The café de olla and Colombian-style drinks are standouts, and the arepas and breakfast burritos are genuinely excellent. It gets very busy on weekend mornings, so arrive early or expect a line.

Therapy is a downtown staple that functions as café by day and bar by night, anchoring the Fremont East entertainment district with reliable coffee, creative food, and a rooftop patio. The breakfast tacos and cold brew are morning highlights, and the rooftop is one of the better outdoor seating spots in downtown. It skews younger and can be noisy, which is part of the charm.

Dark Moon Coffee Roasters is a specialty coffee shop in Henderson where baristas genuinely know their craft—they roast in-house, make their own syrups, and pull smooth espresso. Get the nitro cold brew, pour-over Costa Rica medium-light roast, or their signature Coffee Coconut Cloud. The main caveat: reviews mention prices over $5 per drink, which is premium for the area.

Mothership is one of Las Vegas's most respected independent roasters, sourcing and roasting its own beans with serious precision. The pour-overs and single-origin espresso drinks are exceptional, and the staff can walk you through tasting notes without being pretentious. The suburban strip-mall location is easy to miss but absolutely worth the detour.

A thoughtfully designed Korean-inspired café serving specialty coffee, tea, and pastries in a carefully curated space that feels like a creative retreat. Try the sea salt foam coffee, matcha drinks, or pastries like the Biscoff cookie, but note that the coffee selection itself is fairly limited despite the large overall menu, and the atmosphere can get loud with food pickup announcements.

Iwana is a specialty coffee roaster in downtown Las Vegas run by two Colombian sisters, known for single-origin beans with complex flavor profiles and skilled pour-over technique. Get the Colombian roast, egg and cheese sandwich, turkey club, or try their signature Ube Latte. The reviews are consistently glowing with no real caveats mentioned—just note it's popular enough that groups should expect it to be busy.

A specialty coffee roaster on West Charleston that's beloved by locals for its high-quality espresso drinks and single-origin beans. The blackberry latte and their signature "Yawtte" (mocha) are standouts, and the owner Ian is genuinely engaged with customers. Note that they've permanently closed their dining area, so this is grab-and-go only.

A French-owned cafe on the Strip serving excellent breakfast and coffee with genuine passion for quality. Order the croissants, quiches, omelettes, or açaí bowl—reviewers consistently praise the homemade dressings, fresh ingredients, and specialty drinks like the pistachio latte. No caveats are evident from reviews, though it's small and popular, so expect it may get busy during peak times.

A bright, welcoming coffee shop in the Arts District with creative, Instagram-worthy drinks (think bath water lemonade with rubber duckies, dirt and worms lattes) and solid food options. The staff is genuinely kind and the coffee is consistently good—one reviewer's only note was that the food is decent but not mind-blowing. It's a quiet spot that feels special, perfect for meetings or catching up with friends.

A chic, family-owned European-inspired cafe in Summerlin known for beautifully prepared Turkish coffee and house-made Mediterranean pastries. Get the Turkish coffee, baklava (reviewers rave about multiple varieties), paninis, tiramisu, and the in-house Baklava Cheesecake. The space is intimate with a covered patio, though it's tucked away enough that you might need directions to find it.

A popular Vietnamese coffee shop known for specialty drinks like egg coffee (caphe brûlée), matcha lattes, and blended coconut and javacado beverages. Service is quick despite long lines, and they'll let you taste your drink before paying. Parking is consistently hard to find and seating fills up fast, especially mid-morning, so go early or grab your drink to go.

A charming British-style tea room on West Sahara where owner Arsine and her daughter Leila serve homemade scones with house-made jam, fresh sandwiches, and pastries in a cozy, decorated space. The food tastes homemade and comforting, the service is genuinely warm and welcoming, and there's a gift shop with candles, soaps, and cookbooks. No caveats are evident from the reviews provided.

Craft Kitchen is a Henderson favorite that combines a serious café with a scratch-made brunch and lunch menu in a warm, rustic-industrial space. The coffee program is solid and the food — particularly the benedicts and grain bowls — is genuinely excellent. Weekend waits can stretch to 45 minutes, so plan accordingly or arrive right at opening.

A specialty coffee roaster and cafe in a small shopping center off Sahara, known for exceptionally well-made espresso drinks and pour-overs made from fresh-roasted beans ground to order. The space is cozy with comfortable seating, easy jazz background music, and playfully named menu items (like the Walter White). No specific caveats about payment, parking, or crowds emerge from the reviews.

A standalone specialty coffee shop in Henderson with house-made pastries, quality espresso drinks, and food like breakfast burritos and avocado toast. Order the iced matcha, lattes, or drip coffee—reviewers consistently praise the flavor and quality. The main caveat: it's tucked into a corner location near Optum Hospital, so it's easy to miss if you're not looking for it.

Aware Coffee is a specialty cafe in Las Vegas known for creative, well-executed lattes and pastries in a bright, welcoming space. Try the tiramisu latte, black sugar creme latte, or matcha latte—reviewers rave about the flavor and presentation. One heads-up: boba can sell out by mid-afternoon on weekdays, so arrive earlier if that's what you're after.

A specialty coffee roastery and cafe with a bakery, run by an owner named Joy who's genuinely passionate about educating customers on coffee quality and bean selection. Get the espresso drinks (reviewers rave about the 3-shot espresso) and the food, which is filling and delicious. One caveat: coffee quality can be inconsistent—one reviewer got a burnt-tasting cup, and service felt unwelcoming when they arrived near closing time.

A boutique chocolate café near the Venetian with exceptional specialty coffee and small-batch chocolates. Order the mocha or marocchino—reviewers rave about the bean quality and skilled latte art—and try their signature European hot chocolate if you want something rich and slightly bitter. Heads up: some items are pricey for a café, and the horchata skews very sweet.

A specialty coffee and matcha cafe inside Cheongdam Food Hall with a spacious, modern hangout vibe. Get the signature Broken Cream Latte or Broken Cream Matcha—both are consistently praised for their smooth, balanced flavor and quality ingredients. Note that seating is designed more for lingering than laptop work, so it's better for casual visits than extended stays.