Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Clark County

"PublicUs is one of the best places to get coffee in Las Vegas for someone who likes to socialize and connect to people through the coffee culture. Popular for brewing its unique coffee, the place is also famous for its in-house bakery specialities, calm music, and its Hawaiian vibe. The cafe has family-style seating with the best service in town that attracts many locals in Las Vegas to socialize at this cafe."

"Known as one of the trendiest spots in Downtown Las Vegas, PublicUs treats you to to a canteen-style cozy and laid-back vibe away from the city hustle. This neighborhood coffeehouse is popular for its high-quality artisan coffee, farm-to-table sandwiches, and in-house fresh pastries and baked goods. Sip on their must-try drinks like the Macadamia Nut latte, Iced Tower coffee, and Espresso Old-Fashioned."

"PublicUs is one part coffeehouse, one part restaurant, and 100% high-quality deliciousness. They have an extensive menu of food and drink appropriate for any time of day or night. A particular standout is the flash brewed coffee which is smooth and flavorful."

"Not just a favorite because of its namesake beverage, The Coffee Cup Café serves up a variety of breakfast favorites including Huevos Rancheros, pancakes, omelets, burritos, and of course, crispy bacon cooked just the way you like it. They even offer Vegan and vegetarian-friendly options for those with dietary restrictions."

"In the heart of downtown Vegas, the MTO Cafe puts a new spin on classic breakfast, lunch, brunch, and dinner options. Popular as the "go-to" spot for locals around Vegas, visitors will find some delicious dining options at the cafe. The comfort food is perfect for vegans looking to relax and have a great meal made from fresh, quality ingredients."

"Breakfast dishes rule the menu at MTO Cafe’s Downtown Summerlin location with triple stacks of waffles or pancakes, breakfast tacos, and omelets on the menu. The patio also offers burgers, crispy chicken sandwiches, and a kid’s menu."

"MTO Cafe has proven to be more than a cafe serving up food made with high quality fresh ingredients. Located at 500 S Main St, Las Vegas. A post shared by MTO Cafe (@mtocafe) on Sep 10, 2016 at 10:44am PDT"

"S. Jones Cafe 86 is mostly a SoCal thing (as are so many of the places in Las Vegas), but it does have a Vegas location, too, and tons of ube things -- tres leches, crack cheesecake, leche flan cupcakes, crinkles, muffins, faux pop tarts, mini pies, conchas, cheesecake, truffles, butter bars, ice cream sandwiches, madeleines, *breathes* halo halo bread pudding (halo halo is a Filipino dessert commonly made with ube), upside-down halo halo (a boba tea-ube ice cream milkshake-dessert concoction), and probably more but that should be plenty. Not all of these items are available every day, so check socials before driving over there."

"With a friendly staff, amazing board games, and the famous pistachio latte, you’re in for a treat. This cafe offers a friendly and accommodating space for groups that want to play board games with friends and family members as they enjoy coffee, snacks, and light bites. The library of board and card games are extensive and good for all ages."

"The second pizza spot on the list of the best cheap eats in Las Vegas brings us to Flour & Barley. Flour & Barley, located in The LINQ Promenade, specializes in brick oven pizzas and Italian inspired dishes. They are also popular for their $8 happy hour beer & slice special."

"The world's original rock-and-roll casino houses what may be the most impressive collection of rock-star memorabilia ever assembled under one roof. Priceless items being watched over by security guards suited up like bouncers are concert attire worn by Elvis, Britney Spears and Prince; a display case filled with Beatles mementos; Jim Morrison's handwritten lyrics to one of the Doors' greatest hits; and dozens of leather jackets and guitars formerly owned by everyone from the Ramones to U2."

"I don’t know why I always think of the Hard Rock Hotel as “far away.” While technically off The Strip, it’s a frequent and easy cab destination. And for vegetarians, Culinary Dropout makes it well worth the drive. Overlooking Hard Rock’s pool, Culinary Dropout offers a laidback vibe and a variety of tempting vegetarian options, securing it a spot on the shortlist for my new favorite restaurant."

"Gelato and Sorbet craftily created on sticks with all natural ingredients. Here you can find fruit sticks that have actual fruit pieces in them. When it comes to shakes they have something for everyone, from healthier fruit shakes, blended gelato shakes and most importantly yummy milkshakes."

"Sticks & Shakes has more than 500 milkshakes to choose from, as well as desserts on sticks including gelato, sorbet, fruit, and cheesecake all made in the store. Find it at Fashion Show mall and the Galleria at Sunset."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Jessica Merz used under CC BY-ND 2.0. Photo is only for illustrative purposes. This dessert parlour is known for the ‘best-frozen dessert’ in Las Vegas."

"If you spend enough time in Las Vegas and try your hand at gambling, you’re likely to experience the so-called “bad beat”. But if you come to Bad Beat Brewing in nearby Henderson, you’re unlikely to drink a bad beer!. In true Las Vegas fashion, the owner and founder took a big gamble: he sold his house and spent every dollar in his bank account to fund his dream of opening a brewery."

"It started with a coupon for a five-gallon beer kit and quickly grew into a full-blown operation in his garage. Hall developed his own recipes and tested them out with friends during UFC viewing parties. He was encouraged to open his own brewery -- which finally happened after selling his house."

"This poker-themed brewery has year-round beers like Ace in the Hole, a basil pale ale, and seasonals including Morning Pay Off, an imperial breakfast stout. Sample them in the tasting room while playing card games, darts, shuffleboard, and even an old school Nintendo. Growlers available to go."