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We were thankful that the Museum had a cafe. We did not see this feature on their website, but we may have just missed it a is it's part of the complex and not an individual Museum. After walking through the state Museum and not seeing the cafe, but knowing there was one as there was a sign on the main gate we inquired from a staff member and they pointed us in the direction. This cafe is behind the ticket booth not in one of the two Museums. I didn't see a sign for it and it was a little confusing to get there due to the lack of signage. We still couldn't find it so we asked another staff member and he pointed us to the elevator. Apparently it's upstairs. You have two choices, the winding staircase or the elevator. The elevator got hearty use due to all the strollers and kids. Once we got upstairs there still wasn't a sign, but there were doors so we walked in. Soon as you walk in you are at the cash register. They have 2 freezers of frozen treats by the door and the beverage fridge facing the door. We instantly got in line and we found a menu lying on the counter so we viewed it and planned our next meal. The first thing we saw was the fried chicken Sammie. There was only one family in-front of us and we didn't want to hold up the line. The fried chicken Sammie looked good so we got it. I believe it was $13. 2 Fried chicken tenders, with pickles, and basil aioli sauce. We were hungry so it sounded good. I wasn't sure about eating chicken tenders in a sandwich, it really sounded like chicken nuggets between bread. It said it came with one side. I'm not exactly sure what that meant as I ordered a side of fruit and they charged me $3. I wasn't informed of this it just showed up on the bill. When you order make sure you ask what are you side choices that come with it that isn't an additional charge. And leave a review and let me know what the side options for free include. I did state when ordering that it comes with a side and can I get the fruit. They should have said, yes, but that's an additional $3 and I would have asked at that time what sides were included. Live and learn. Make sure they give you a number when you check out. I didn't get one, but looking around as people were bringing out their food I noticed that everyone else had one so I inquired from one of the bussers and he got the number for us. As for the sandwich. It really does come with 2 breaded chicken tenders slapped on a bun with pickles and the basil aioli sauce. The meat was plentiful so that was good, a little thick in my opinion, but for $13 why not, you're getting your money's worth of chicken. The sandwich is tasty and filled both of us up, but I wouldn't get it again. We also got a bottle of water that I belive was $2. I didn't see a water station. Seating was plentiful even with it being pretty busy in there. You have two options you can sit inside with the AC, but according to my husband it was too cold so we sat outside with the friendly pigeons. There were two of them so close to the table, but I'm happy to report that they kept off our table, They stayed on the window shade. It wasn't 'too hot out that day so seating outside was fine. And they were able to find us to deliver our food.
For a cafe between two museum locations with plenty of free parking spots onsite, Springs Cafe is a true hidden gem on the 2nd floor. You can take the elevator or walk up those stairs. No, you don't have to pay museum admissions fees in order to access this public cafe. You can simply walk in and let the front security ticketing person know. There are special events (plant sales) that take place at the cafe on selective dates/seasons. Springs Cafe was much more spacious than I had expected. Inside was huge! Cashiers are all very nice people. Look at the menu near front counter and then line up at the cashiers to order. They give you a table number if dining in and a server will bring everything to you. Good service. Sit wherever you desire. Public restrooms are available. I really enjoyed sitting outside at the patio area of the cafe. Clean and well maintained. It was very relaxing to be up there as the Las Vegas record heat wave kicked in. Yes, you can see The Strip area at a distance. We had an avocado toast with one side potatoes. Orange juice is good for a quick stop. Caesars Chicken Salad with croutons was ok. Nothing above average in taste or food presentations yet. Simple foods. Maybe we will try other items next time. Good menu selections. List of coffee selections was long and interesting. Must love. It's definitely a good place for coffee enjoyment. Employees were really cleaning up after customers and they do a good job here too. Tipping is worth it. If you want a decent stop at a modern American style cafe with hot or cold beverages/breakfast/pastries/brunch/salads/sandwiches/burgers/potatoes/fries/etc., this may be an option for your Las Vegas visits. Not fancy. Very casual place to relax. Beautiful views up there. Regular mobile phone internet worked very well. Foods are not overpriced. Affordable options here. Plenty of vegan & smoothie items as well. Yes, no museum admissions fees required to visit this cafe onsite. Nice.
Springs Café is such a pleasant surprise tucked inside the Springs Preserve. The staff were incredibly friendly--everyone we interacted with was warm, welcoming, and genuinely helpful. Our food came out fairly quickly, and we really enjoyed our meal. I'd describe the food as elevated cafeteria-style, similar to what you'd find at a nice museum café. It's simple, tasty, and well-prepared, but still casual enough to feel easy and approachable. One thing you must know: the patio is the star of the show. The view is absolutely beautiful, and sitting outside is incredibly peaceful and relaxing. It's the perfect spot to take a break during your visit to the Preserve and enjoy a calm moment with good food. Overall, Springs Café is definitely worth a stop if you're already exploring the area--great service, enjoyable food, and one of the most serene patio views around.
This time I had a Burger a la carte. I ordered all the topping choices plus bacon. Side of fruit. It was an expensive burger and I won't order it again, but it was good. The bacon was competing with all the additional ingredients.
Great selection of vegan sandwiches, salads, breakfast food, smoothies and bakery treats. Great place to rest and relax after time going thru the gardens and museums here. Cafe has a great view of the strip. Employees are friendly and helpful. Husband likes the grilled cheese so much he was afraid it wasn't vegan
We went here last sunday, for lunch. We took some of the boy's team mates to see the Springs Preserve. Give your tele number for the next time. I almost got the turkey sandwich but saw that it was vegan, so I opted instead for the chicken tender sandwich, at $13, with fries- could've been more done, for me. But the sandwich was really good, the chicken was to my liking. It was positioned a little awkward, I had more bread on one side, because of it. The bun was a pretzel bun, mmm. I love pretzel anything. I'd probably get this one again. Hubby got the basic burger and it was good, but I liked my sandwich better. We split then traded back. The boy also had the basic burger, and I think that it was too much bread, because he had to ditch the last of it in the end. I suggest if you bring little kids, you can order off of the kids menu. We ended up taking the rest of the fries home, all three of us had the fries as the side. One of the team mates got the bacon burger and the other one got mac & cheese (this was like a side size) so he could also get a smoothie, but good on managing the finances. I opted for a large round table inside, but didn't see that there was outside seating too, which was a nice day. Oh well, next time. The bathrooms are outside. They bring your food and then afterward, collect your dirty dishes. Everyone working there was nice, which is a plus.
If you're looking for a brunch spot that combines gorgeous scenery, fresh flavors, and a bright, inviting atmosphere, Springs Cafe is a must-visit. Nestled inside Springs Preserve, this spacious café lets you enjoy your meal while soaking in stunning views of the Strip from the patio--perfect for that weekend treat or a midweek escape. What I loved: Bright, cozy, and airy interior Patio seating with panoramic Strip views Vegan-friendly options for plant-based eaters Fresh, healthy drinks that hit the spot No Springs Preserve ticket required just to enjoy the café! Favorites I can't stop thinking about: Boomtown Burger on a pretzel bun - juicy and flavorful Fried Chicken Sammich - crispy perfection Avocado Toast - simple, fresh, and delicious Pancakes with strawberries, bananas & whipped cream - brunch goals Mango Mimosa - fruity and refreshing Almond Banana Berry Smoothie - smooth, healthy, and energizing Whether you're a local looking for a relaxing brunch or visiting Vegas and craving a scenic spot, Springs Cafe hits all the right notes. I'll definitely be back for more of that patio magic and delicious food!
This place has been on my list for a while. I am extremely happy that I finally made it out here. I'm vegan and they have so many options! First of all it's located at the springs preserve which is a gorgeous view to look at from the restaurant. There is ample free parking. I decided to get an iced latte and was overwhelmed by how many different flavors there are to choose from. The kind cashier helped me to narrow down my choices. I wanted to eat at the cafe but since I got there kind of late (1 hour before closing) I ordered my food to go. The food. Wow my mind is blown. Amazing amazing amazing. I got David's Special and the Vegucated Order. I'm in heaven. I also picked up a couple of vegan muffins which I will try later today. This place is quite a drive for me but I want to come back!! :) thank you for the great food and service!
The view is amazing. Love that you can over look springs preserve while grabbing a coffee or bite to eat. I decided to try the ice coffee this time. With so many different flavors/syrups to try. But I was disappointed. I didn't even finish my iced coffee. Tasted like water down even though was espresso and would never get the flavor banana nut again. I liked it hot but not iced last time. For the desert we got a triple chocolate and that was so sweet I loved it. So chocolately, soft, and not dry. I would come back if visiting springs preserve but not on my free time. My sis ate a sandwich too. Presentation was great but that I didn't eat so can't say if good or not but looked appetizing.
It was okay. The salad I had was a good size but the bacon bits are mediocre, the chicken on my salad was really cold. The avocado and tomatoes seemed fresh so bonus points for that. I ordered a pancake order for my little sister. It had more whipped cream than she knew what to do with. It was pretty pricey too. I ordered us two lattes and those were yummy. The other benefits of this spot is the beautiful views of Las Vegas, the great setup of tables, the whole ambiance is really welcoming and unique for this side of town. The service was also great.
Located in the Beautiful Springs Preserve, I stopped by for an early lunch. It's on the second floor with an elevator if neeeded. The second floor allows for indoor and outdoor seating with a wonderful view. It was already busy when I walked in, but the line moved along. Order at the counter and you get a number so that they can bring the food and drinks to you (there's a fountain drinks station inside). The staff also came around cleaning the tables and anything you were finished with. Very friendly. The Botanical Burger came with fresh hot well-salted crispy exterior and soft interior fries. The impossible patty was tender and flavorful. The caramelized onions added a lovely sweetness and balsamic tang to balance the sharpness of the arugula. The Chai Latte (24oz, iced, with oat milk) did take a while to come out (I devoured the burger and half my fries before it came out). Worth the wait though. It was heavy on the spices, and not overly creamy. The cafe is very family friendly (kid's menu, wide spaces between tables to push strollers along, and high chairs), so it's a nice spot to grab food and enjoy the view without having to leave Springs Preserve.
If you have a Bank of America card, you can come to Springs Preserve for free during the first weekend of each month! The Springs Cafe has a nice view of the strip, fresh air and open space. Haven't tried most of the food items, but have tried the birthday cake waffles at $7 for 4 slices. It's good! The whip cream is dairy free and the syrup they give you is sugar free. You can add on potatoes or a cup of fruit on the side. Service is also efficient here, really nice people and etc.
Went here on a Monday at 11 am and it wasn't busy at all! But it did get a lot busier at 12 pm when we were leaving. Service was good and polite. They were nice, professional, and fast. The location was also very clean which is rare when there are so many kids dropping food everywhere! But they have people walking around to clean up quickly and fast. The prices are a bit high, as to be expected from an attraction. $12 for a burger and $12 for salads. They had kids meals but I brought the kids their lunch so we saved money on their meals and they didn't give us any issues with eating our own food. They gave us plates and utensils to eat it! We would recommend this place as somewhere to get food when visiting the preserve. We went there without needing a ticket and then went in with our tickets afterwards. Quality of the food was good too. Was better than I thought it would be as cafeteria food. So I was satisfied when my impossible burger!! And the salads were a good size for the $12 and had chicken/protein in it! Also, plenty of high chairs and boosters for kids and seating for everyone!
What a fantastic cafe! The prices were great with kids meals at $8 and a regular burger and fries for $12. We had the boomtown burger, chop chop salad, a smoothie and a kids chicken meal. The service was fantastic and wonderful views all around. I highly recommend stopping in here if you're visiting the museums. PS- the date and banana smoothie hit the spot on a very hot day! read more
1 month ago
This cafe is located inside the springs preserve. They have the usual snacks and treats like chips, ice cream, candies and drinks but they also have actual food that's prepare in their kitchen. The seating area is pretty big so it's a convenient spot to sit down, grab something to eat and take a break while visiting the Springs Preserve. read more
I have been a customer at the Bronze Cafe on Buffalo, so I was expecting the same good food I'd had before. The Springs Cafe, run by a subsidiary of the Wolfgang Puck food world when it opened, has had different operators since the Puck contract was ended. My wife and I went years ago and enjoyed sitting on the patio so much. In the ensuring years, we weren't customers very often. After the last change of operator to the Bronze Cafe, I was going to go back but the days of operation were cut after reopening from Covid and the timing didn't work out. I was at the Springs Preserve to see the exhibit on dinosaurs with the plan to have breakfast or lunch after seeing the exhibit. Entrance to the cafe is either from the preserve itself (an entrance fee required) or you can enter the cafe from the parking lot with no charge. It's on the second floor of the building with the lovely patio looking toward DTLV and the Strip. Since it was only 95º, I decided to sit on the patio. After ordering near the entrance, you get a post with a number for your table and they bring it you. I ordered the turkey sandwich and an iced chai made with almond milk. The chai was brought first and later the sandwich. The chai was an absolute failure. It was likie drinking iced almond milk. There was little if any chai flavor. I didn't finish the drink but tossed some of it into the garbage. When I got home, I made my own iced chai from chai I purchase online. Then the sandwich came. It looked like I ordered a mixed green salad sandwich. If you look above some of the greens,on my photo you can see some sliced turkey. The amount fo greens made the sandwich a bit difficult and messy to eat. The menu describes the sandwich as turkey, avocado, spring mix, tomato, shaved red onion, basil aioli, and lemon vin. The lemon vin, which came in a small cup, just made eating the sandwich messier. The bun was a bit tough which made the whole experience less than pleasing. This will be my last trip to the cafe when I'm at the Preserve. read more
5 months ago
We were thankful that the Museum had a cafe. We did not see this feature on their website, but we may have just missed it a is it's part of the complex and not an individual Museum. After walking through the state Museum and not seeing the cafe, but knowing there was one as there was a sign on the main gate we inquired from a staff member and they pointed us in the direction. This cafe is behind the ticket booth not in one of the two Museums. I didn't see a sign for it and it was a little confusing to get there due to the lack of signage. We still couldn't find it so we asked another staff member and he pointed us to the elevator. Apparently it's upstairs. You have two choices, the winding staircase or the elevator. The elevator got hearty use due to all the strollers and kids. Once we got upstairs there still wasn't a sign, but there were doors so we walked in. Soon as you walk in you are at the cash register. They have 2 freezers of frozen treats by the door and the beverage fridge facing the door. We instantly got in line and we found a menu lying on the counter so we viewed it and planned our next meal. The first thing we saw was the fried chicken Sammie. There was only one family in-front of us and we didn't want to hold up the line. The fried chicken Sammie looked good so we got it. I believe it was $13. 2 Fried chicken tenders, with pickles, and basil aioli sauce. We were hungry so it sounded good. I wasn't sure about eating chicken tenders in a sandwich, it really sounded like chicken nuggets between bread. It said it came with one side. I'm not exactly sure what that meant as I ordered a side of fruit and they charged me $3. I wasn't informed of this it just showed up on the bill. When you order make sure you ask what are you side choices that come with it that isn't an additional charge. And leave a review and let me know what the side options for free include. I did state when ordering that it comes with a side and can I get the fruit. They should have said, yes, but that's an additional $3 and I would have asked at that time what sides were included. Live and learn. Make sure they give you a number when you check out. I didn't get one, but looking around as people were bringing out their food I noticed that everyone else had one so I inquired from one of the bussers and he got the number for us. As for the sandwich. It really does come with 2 breaded chicken tenders slapped on a bun with pickles and the basil aioli sauce. The meat was plentiful so that was good, a little thick in my opinion, but for $13 why not, you're getting your money's worth of chicken. The sandwich is tasty and filled both of us up, but I wouldn't get it again. We also got a bottle of water that I belive was $2. I didn't see a water station. Seating was plentiful even with it being pretty busy in there. You have two options you can sit inside with the AC, but according to my husband it was too cold so we sat outside with the friendly pigeons. There were two of them so close to the table, but I'm happy to report that they kept off our table, They stayed on the window shade. It wasn't 'too hot out that day so seating outside was fine. And they were able to find us to deliver our food. read more
For a cafe between two museum locations with plenty of free parking spots onsite, Springs Cafe is a true hidden gem on the 2nd floor. You can take the elevator or walk up those stairs. No, you don't have to pay museum admissions fees in order to access this public cafe. You can simply walk in and let the front security ticketing person know. There are special events (plant sales) that take place at the cafe on selective dates/seasons. Springs Cafe was much more spacious than I had expected. Inside was huge! Cashiers are all very nice people. Look at the menu near front counter and then line up at the cashiers to order. They give you a table number if dining in and a server will bring everything to you. Good service. Sit wherever you desire. Public restrooms are available. I really enjoyed sitting outside at the patio area of the cafe. Clean and well maintained. It was very relaxing to be up there as the Las Vegas record heat wave kicked in. Yes, you can see The Strip area at a distance. We had an avocado toast with one side potatoes. Orange juice is good for a quick stop. Caesars Chicken Salad with croutons was ok. Nothing above average in taste or food presentations yet. Simple foods. Maybe we will try other items next time. Good menu selections. List of coffee selections was long and interesting. Must love. It's definitely a good place for coffee enjoyment. Employees were really cleaning up after customers and they do a good job here too. Tipping is worth it. If you want a decent stop at a modern American style cafe with hot or cold beverages/breakfast/pastries/brunch/salads/sandwiches/burgers/potatoes/fries/etc., this may be an option for your Las Vegas visits. Not fancy. Very casual place to relax. Beautiful views up there. Regular mobile phone internet worked very well. Foods are not overpriced. Affordable options here. Plenty of vegan & smoothie items as well. Yes, no museum admissions fees required to visit this cafe onsite. Nice. read more
1 year ago
Springs Café is such a pleasant surprise tucked inside the Springs Preserve. The staff were incredibly friendly--everyone we interacted with was warm, welcoming, and genuinely helpful. Our food came out fairly quickly, and we really enjoyed our meal. I'd describe the food as elevated cafeteria-style, similar to what you'd find at a nice museum café. It's simple, tasty, and well-prepared, but still casual enough to feel easy and approachable. One thing you must know: the patio is the star of the show. The view is absolutely beautiful, and sitting outside is incredibly peaceful and relaxing. It's the perfect spot to take a break during your visit to the Preserve and enjoy a calm moment with good food. Overall, Springs Café is definitely worth a stop if you're already exploring the area--great service, enjoyable food, and one of the most serene patio views around. read more
This time I had a Burger a la carte. I ordered all the topping choices plus bacon. Side of fruit. It was an expensive burger and I won't order it again, but it was good. The bacon was competing with all the additional ingredients. read more
4 months ago
Great selection of vegan sandwiches, salads, breakfast food, smoothies and bakery treats. Great place to rest and relax after time going thru the gardens and museums here. Cafe has a great view of the strip. Employees are friendly and helpful. Husband likes the grilled cheese so much he was afraid it wasn't vegan read more
2 years ago
We went here last sunday, for lunch. We took some of the boy's team mates to see the Springs Preserve. Give your tele number for the next time. I almost got the turkey sandwich but saw that it was vegan, so I opted instead for the chicken tender sandwich, at $13, with fries- could've been more done, for me. But the sandwich was really good, the chicken was to my liking. It was positioned a little awkward, I had more bread on one side, because of it. The bun was a pretzel bun, mmm. I love pretzel anything. I'd probably get this one again. Hubby got the basic burger and it was good, but I liked my sandwich better. We split then traded back. The boy also had the basic burger, and I think that it was too much bread, because he had to ditch the last of it in the end. I suggest if you bring little kids, you can order off of the kids menu. We ended up taking the rest of the fries home, all three of us had the fries as the side. One of the team mates got the bacon burger and the other one got mac & cheese (this was like a side size) so he could also get a smoothie, but good on managing the finances. I opted for a large round table inside, but didn't see that there was outside seating too, which was a nice day. Oh well, next time. The bathrooms are outside. They bring your food and then afterward, collect your dirty dishes. Everyone working there was nice, which is a plus. read more
1 year ago
If you're looking for a brunch spot that combines gorgeous scenery, fresh flavors, and a bright, inviting atmosphere, Springs Cafe is a must-visit. Nestled inside Springs Preserve, this spacious café lets you enjoy your meal while soaking in stunning views of the Strip from the patio--perfect for that weekend treat or a midweek escape. What I loved: Bright, cozy, and airy interior Patio seating with panoramic Strip views Vegan-friendly options for plant-based eaters Fresh, healthy drinks that hit the spot No Springs Preserve ticket required just to enjoy the café! Favorites I can't stop thinking about: Boomtown Burger on a pretzel bun - juicy and flavorful Fried Chicken Sammich - crispy perfection Avocado Toast - simple, fresh, and delicious Pancakes with strawberries, bananas & whipped cream - brunch goals Mango Mimosa - fruity and refreshing Almond Banana Berry Smoothie - smooth, healthy, and energizing Whether you're a local looking for a relaxing brunch or visiting Vegas and craving a scenic spot, Springs Cafe hits all the right notes. I'll definitely be back for more of that patio magic and delicious food! read more
7 months ago
This place has been on my list for a while. I am extremely happy that I finally made it out here. I'm vegan and they have so many options! First of all it's located at the springs preserve which is a gorgeous view to look at from the restaurant. There is ample free parking. I decided to get an iced latte and was overwhelmed by how many different flavors there are to choose from. The kind cashier helped me to narrow down my choices. I wanted to eat at the cafe but since I got there kind of late (1 hour before closing) I ordered my food to go. The food. Wow my mind is blown. Amazing amazing amazing. I got David's Special and the Vegucated Order. I'm in heaven. I also picked up a couple of vegan muffins which I will try later today. This place is quite a drive for me but I want to come back!! :) thank you for the great food and service! read more
The view is amazing. Love that you can over look springs preserve while grabbing a coffee or bite to eat. I decided to try the ice coffee this time. With so many different flavors/syrups to try. But I was disappointed. I didn't even finish my iced coffee. Tasted like water down even though was espresso and would never get the flavor banana nut again. I liked it hot but not iced last time. For the desert we got a triple chocolate and that was so sweet I loved it. So chocolately, soft, and not dry. I would come back if visiting springs preserve but not on my free time. My sis ate a sandwich too. Presentation was great but that I didn't eat so can't say if good or not but looked appetizing. read more
It was okay. The salad I had was a good size but the bacon bits are mediocre, the chicken on my salad was really cold. The avocado and tomatoes seemed fresh so bonus points for that. I ordered a pancake order for my little sister. It had more whipped cream than she knew what to do with. It was pretty pricey too. I ordered us two lattes and those were yummy. The other benefits of this spot is the beautiful views of Las Vegas, the great setup of tables, the whole ambiance is really welcoming and unique for this side of town. The service was also great. read more
Located in the Beautiful Springs Preserve, I stopped by for an early lunch. It's on the second floor with an elevator if neeeded. The second floor allows for indoor and outdoor seating with a wonderful view. It was already busy when I walked in, but the line moved along. Order at the counter and you get a number so that they can bring the food and drinks to you (there's a fountain drinks station inside). The staff also came around cleaning the tables and anything you were finished with. Very friendly. The Botanical Burger came with fresh hot well-salted crispy exterior and soft interior fries. The impossible patty was tender and flavorful. The caramelized onions added a lovely sweetness and balsamic tang to balance the sharpness of the arugula. The Chai Latte (24oz, iced, with oat milk) did take a while to come out (I devoured the burger and half my fries before it came out). Worth the wait though. It was heavy on the spices, and not overly creamy. The cafe is very family friendly (kid's menu, wide spaces between tables to push strollers along, and high chairs), so it's a nice spot to grab food and enjoy the view without having to leave Springs Preserve. read more
2 months ago
2 years ago
If you have a Bank of America card, you can come to Springs Preserve for free during the first weekend of each month! The Springs Cafe has a nice view of the strip, fresh air and open space. Haven't tried most of the food items, but have tried the birthday cake waffles at $7 for 4 slices. It's good! The whip cream is dairy free and the syrup they give you is sugar free. You can add on potatoes or a cup of fruit on the side. Service is also efficient here, really nice people and etc. read more
2 years ago
Went here on a Monday at 11 am and it wasn't busy at all! But it did get a lot busier at 12 pm when we were leaving. Service was good and polite. They were nice, professional, and fast. The location was also very clean which is rare when there are so many kids dropping food everywhere! But they have people walking around to clean up quickly and fast. The prices are a bit high, as to be expected from an attraction. $12 for a burger and $12 for salads. They had kids meals but I brought the kids their lunch so we saved money on their meals and they didn't give us any issues with eating our own food. They gave us plates and utensils to eat it! We would recommend this place as somewhere to get food when visiting the preserve. We went there without needing a ticket and then went in with our tickets afterwards. Quality of the food was good too. Was better than I thought it would be as cafeteria food. So I was satisfied when my impossible burger!! And the salads were a good size for the $12 and had chicken/protein in it! Also, plenty of high chairs and boosters for kids and seating for everyone! read more
10 months ago
3 years ago
My daughter and I were visiting the Springs Preserve on a Sunday morning. We were getting hungry and decided to eat at the Springs Café. The Springs Café is located near the Origen Museum and next to the entrance at the Springs Preserve. I was pretty excited to try this spot out as it's part of the Bronze Café, a local restaurant, chain. Springs Café is located at the second level. It was pretty busy inside the restaurant. There is indoor table seating available and outside table seating, overlooking the Las Vegas strip. We decided to eat inside since it was slightly hot outside. To place an order, you'll have to wait for availability at the register. Their menu offers a wide range of salads, sammiches, burgers, and breakfast options. We had decided to order the following Chicken Strips and Sweet Potato Fries ($8.00) French Toast Sticks (4), served with syrup ($5.00) Organic Lemonade ($3.50) Once we placed our order, we were provided a number and water cups. Be prepared for a wait if it's busy inside the restaurant. We waited for over 40 minutes for our order. It took the lemonade approximately 20 minutes! The food was decent. The French Toast Sticks were phenomenal! There was so much sugar and cinnamon on the snickerdoodle French Toast Sticks. My daughter didn't like the chicken strips. The breading was falling off the chicken and the tender wasn't juicy, but dry. She did like the sweet potato fries though! This restaurant is self service. Utensils and any dipping sauces are available upon what's available in their inventory. Fountain drinks are freely accessible if you get a soda or water cups. The few team members we did speak to were friendly and helpful. The service was a little too long though. I'd go back to this restaurant only if it was on a less busy day. read more
10 months ago
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1 year ago
I had their turkey sandwich with a side of fruit. The food and atmosphere made a good lunch. The service was friendly too. read more
9 months ago
Cheeseburger & fries were great, pistachio latte was good, service was nice, and views were amazing from the outdoor patio! read more
Springs Cafe is much more than I expected from the cafe at a nature preserve. It's a tasty mix of Bronze Cafe food and Aspire Coffeehouse beverages. You can find something healthy or something decadent here. The line to order can be pretty slow. We have always received food without a long wait once we order though. The cafe offers breakfast and lunch items. We've enjoyed everything we've had here. The Boomtown Burger was really good and not too big. The Berry Salad was fresh with a tasty dressing. The BLT was loaded with greens and surprisingly on the lighter side. My husband loved the Breakfast Sammich. The crab seasoned potato chips they sell are a favorite for my husband. My toddler loved their macaroni and cheese. We've ordered coffee from here three times. I'm still figuring out how to order a tasty coffee from them. I think there is potential. For some reason they only offer iced lattes in 24 ounce cups so the lattes are super milky with no coffee flavor. Next time I'm going to try adding a shot of espresso or getting a hot latte. The cold brew was out when I tried to order that. I'm trying, we'll get there! They do have a giant list of latte flavors. The best part of the cafe is the giant wrap around outdoor patio with cover from the sun. We haven't had an issue getting a table out there. It's on the second floor where there is usually a breeze. The views of the preserve while you dine are beautiful. This is a great option if you are looking to eat during your Springs Preserve visit! read more
Vibe: hungry visiting Nevada State Museum Service: quick, hospitable, upscale feel Food: delicious, light, creative Seating: indoors & outside w/a view Order: Complicated Order w/fries Beverage: bottled Evian Price: Reasonable but not cheap *Perfect way to refuel for more adventures at the museum* read more
Love coming here! So many options for coffees teas and smoothies! Yummy sandwiches too! Fun place and glad they have a nice eating spot on location for lunch breakfast and snacks! Big portion and good quality! Service is good. You get a discount if you are a member and get points for every order even if you arent to use on future orders read more
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This casual eatery serves breakfast and lunch. The food is provided by Bronze Cafe and the beverages are provided by Aspire Coffee--both local businesses. The food menu features three sammiches that have vegan analogues. Vegucated Order is my favorite because it has everything the other two sandwiches do. Among the ingredients are vegan turkey, soy bacon strips, and plenty of healthy veggies. Botanical Burger is what I'd like to try next. For my most recent visit, I enjoyed the Vegan Breakfast Burrito from their specials menu. The arugula provides a nice peppery flavor. I'm a big fan of the superfood latte, Green Eye, made with matcha and espresso, which I get with soy milk. Located on the second floor, the indoor and outdoor seating both provide a nice view overlooking Springs Preserve. Service is friendly and prompt, though the series of questions asked when placing your order can seem like overkill. read more
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317 S Valley View Blvd
Las Vegas, NV 89107
Palomino, Westside
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(702) 852-1362
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Order, pay, and get a number for table delivery?
So yes, you go to the counter to order (there are menus to view as well before stepping in line to order) then pay (if you have a membership don't forget to apply it for a discount), they give you a number and you're free to sit wherever is…
Do you have to pay to get to the cafe?
Thank you for asking! No! Springs Cafe has its own elevator and stairway access off of the main solar panel covered parking area. You do not need to pay admission to Springs Preserve to come and go from Springs Cafe on any of the days that we are…
They have beers or champagne?
We have beer during regular cafe hours and will be launching an early evening cocktail happy hour on Thursdays starting in mid-November 2022.
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