love mothership! always quick and good definitely one of my…read moretop favorite places to get matcha and coffee for me and my boyfriend! only downfall this time was there wasn't any toilet paper in the bathroom but that is okay i survived

Coffee was ok but the service is beyond horrible!!! When did being a trendy barista become an…read moreentitled, rude and disrespectful job! Mr and my daughter came in for a quick coffee because we love to support establishment that are not Starbucks! We aired a good 5 mins before the order was even taken and our presence even acknowledged. The 2 team members seems like they either hated their jobs or that they were so much better then anyone else or both! Sad!

I have been to Skimos a number of times over the years, but have always forgotten to leave a…read morereview. Skimos is a very consistent coffee shop in the Green Valley area. They offer coffee, teas, and food. Their pumpkin spice latte is among the best there is due to the fact that they use pumpkin puree in the coffee. The shop is warm and cozy and has a decent amount of seating. They have music playing in the background to help with the vibes. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Definitely give Skimos a try.

While the service was good, and the shop itself has a mellow feel, I love the decor...I paid almost…read more$9 dollar for a large cold brew...$10 bucks with tip...brutal. The coffee was also pretty good but a little too acidic for cold brew in my opinion.

We ordered online and service was fast…read more Got a vanilla bourbon latte at 100% sweetness and an iced caramel latte with light ice at 50% sweetness. Both drinks were good, but 75% sweetness would've been the perfect balance for both.

It was a great place to stop by for coffee and breakfast before heading out for a hike. The staff…read moreis also super friendly and welcoming. I got the bourbon vanilla latte (iced). It was really good, but I wished I could taste more of the vanilla flavor because I love vanilla. I tried a bite of my sister's breakfast burrito. It was pretty good except I didn't like the tortilla. I was a little wheat-y for me and thick. The chipotle sauce was really good though. Overall, it was a good stop before our hike as we were full and caffeinated.

Joah boba is a place with authentic vibes, it's a space full of amazing people and open to a lot of…read morenew things. it's somewhere you can always feel welcomed and safe without feeling judged or feeling pressured. I always have fun every time I go and really enjoy their drinks and cultured foods. The employees always work really fast and always make sure to be very sweet and talk to you in respectful manner which truly makes you wanna come back for more every time.

Food - very authentic, from the scratch Chicken wings, fish…read moremongo pastry, meticulously prepared dough and top of the line very unique and awe inspiring their MUSUBI. Individually wrap in a clear plastic, glutinous rice and sea wrapper do not touch because of the wrap - Result - sea weed crispy to the last bite! Intelligently curated Service: friendly and helpful Ambience: family friendly and great for children because of the many different board games and books. Special mention to Julia and Hwa mother daughter team - Amazingly talented and very passionate of their cuisine

Great cute spot in Henderson…read more Come by and check it out! Just a note. Kitchen is closed at 2 pm So just pastries and yummy snacks later in the afternoon. Staff is nice. Service was good.

Got it--here's a revised review with that included:…read more Gäbi Coffee & Bakery in Henderson was a bit underwhelming compared to the Chinatown location. The space is nice and the concept is still solid, but the coffee itself just didn't taste as good or as dialed in. It felt a little off in flavor and didn't have the same quality or consistency I've come to expect from Gäbi. The Chinatown spot sets a high bar with both atmosphere and drinks, and unfortunately this location didn't quite match it. Still decent overall, but if I'm choosing, I'd go back to the Chinatown cafe instead.

Stopped by this coffee shop on my way to get my hair done. I am a huge coffee aficionado (to me, a…read moreday is never complete without a cup of coffee!) and I try to visit new coffee shops that I've never been to before on a regular basis. Savor Coffee literally can't be missed. It's right across the street from Sunset Park and it can be easily seen while you're driving up and down Eastern. Parking is incredibly easy and they have multiple spaces available, especially when it's not too busy. Since it was a nice day outside the day I was there, the door was propped open. This is a very cozy coffee shop. The music that they had playing in the background really fit the ambiance. I ordered a lavender matcha drink, but it looks like they only have one size available here, which was a small. It looked like the barista was making the drink in a homestyle fashioned kind of way, so it did take a while for it to come out. I've expressed interest in matcha drinks lately, with a little bit of lavender added in, and this one was really good! My hairstylist operates her salon out of her home, which took about 10-15 minutes to get to from here, and I was about halfway done with this drink right when I arrived and I finished it during my appointment. I really liked this place! I don't frequent Eastern too much but I wouldn't mind coming back here again.

Cute spot tucked away near Sunset Park and the airport. Wanted to try a coffee shop I've never been…read moreto before. Very aesthetic and quiet. They do have wifi if you are looking to get some work done. Limited drink menu and a few food options but no plant based food options. They do have alt. milk. Service was fast. Overall the coffee itself was okay but overpriced. I paid almost $10 for a reg size iced toffee latte with macadamia milk. I could see $7 or $8 at the most but almost $10 is too high for only a so so latte.

Amazing spot! The ambiance was very fun with numerous…read moredecorations around the tables and of course the fabulous red throne. The service was incredible with everyone being incredibly attentive The last but not least, the food was amazing and incredibly presented Will definitely visit again, such an incredible and unforgettable experience

This was my third visit specifically to evaluate the afternoon tea service, and I approached it…read morewith a simple standard: in afternoon tea, the tea and food should carry the experience, not just the theme or décor. After three visits, certain patterns become clear. The service was attentive throughout, with staff checking in frequently without being intrusive. The décor is visually distinctive and cohesive if you specifically enjoy the Alice-in-Wonderland aesthetic. The highlight of the food was the scones, which were genuinely excellent. They were balanced, flavorful, and structured well enough to stand on their own without jam or cream. In fact, they carried much of the experience -- and they're good enough that I'd happily continue ordering the scones to go on their own even if I didn't return for the full afternoon tea service. The tea itself had a calibration problem. Instead of brewing leaves directly in the pot or using a proper infuser, the tea was placed in a small strainer that required pouring hot water over the leaves into the cup. With relatively little leaf for the size of the pot, this setup restricts how the leaves expand and limits proper extraction. This is fundamentally a brewing-method issue rather than a tea-type issue -- regardless of whether the tea is black, green, or oolong, leaves need space to open and steep within the vessel rather than being constrained in a small strainer. As a result, the teas never fully developed the depth they should have. My first tea, a Ceylon blend I brew at home, tasted mostly like fragrance during the early pours because aromatic flavorings extract quickly while the tea body does not. It took several cups before the tea flavor came through, and by the fourth cup the leaves were already weakening. The second tea, an oolong, performed better but still felt borderline in terms of leaf quantity relative to the pot size. The savory items relied largely on simple assembly rather than distinctive preparation. The cucumber sandwich used fresh cucumber, but the rye toast was dry and had the uniform crumb and texture typical of commercially sliced rye rather than a freshly prepared or house-baked bread. The turkey sandwich used deli-style sliced turkey rather than roasted or carved turkey as the description implies, with pepper jack providing most of the flavor. The egg sandwich showed the eggs were hand-chopped rather than fully mashed, but the paprika functioned mainly as decoration rather than seasoning. Even the pasta salad tasted closer to a deli-style side dish than something composed specifically for an afternoon tea service. The dessert tier was where the experience weakened the most. In a traditional afternoon tea, this tier is typically where the pastry program showcases technique and variety. Nearly half the desserts were cookies, which already limits pastry variety. Several had a dense crumb with little visible butter structure, producing the dry texture typical of lower-butter cookie dough. The lemon cream puff had a soft, compressed shell rather than the light hollow structure expected from proper choux pastry, suggesting it had likely been frozen and reheated. The filling lacked the richness and eggy depth of pastry cream and instead tasted very sweet with a flat citrus profile closer to stabilized lemon filling. The chocolate mousse was dense and overly sweet, lacking the airy texture and bittersweet balance typical of mousse. The fruit tart was acceptable mainly because the berries were fresh, but the shell had the uniform crunch typical of a pre-made tart shell rather than hand-formed pastry. An afternoon tea service typically highlights a pastry program, so relying heavily on cookies makes the dessert tier feel limited rather than curated. A final inconsistency appears when the afternoon tea service is ordered to go: the tea provided is commercial tea bags rather than the loose-leaf tea used in the dining room. The contrast with the excellent scones makes the rest of the menu more puzzling. They clearly show the kitchen is capable of much stronger execution. If the same care applied to the scones were extended to the tea setup, savory items, and desserts, the entire afternoon tea service could be dramatically stronger. In conclusion, the afternoon tea program falls far short of what the experience promises. The tea setup prevents proper extraction, the savory items rely on basic deli-style assembly rather than thoughtful preparation, and the dessert tier lacks the technique and range expected of afternoon tea. Good service can support a strong food program, but it can't replace one. When most components fail to meet the standard the concept implies, the experience does not justify the price. Edit: Owner's reply includes personal attacks and publicly states my full name, which isn't shown on my profile. Review still stands. Readers can review both and decide for themselves.

This is my favorite coffee shop in the Las Vegas area, no doubt. The staff are amazing, as usual…read more Josh, Stevie, and Sage were the baristas on staff today, and they were awesome. They made the best vanilla hojicha today.

I wish I lived in the state so I could visit this spot all the time. Omar was amazing! He was so…read morewarm and welcoming - plus the latte he recommended was outstanding. 10/10 coffee, 10/10 barista, 10/10 vibes. I will make a point to come here whenever I'm in town.

Staff is always wonderful. I love the music they play very soothing…read more My daughter had orange juice and a chocolate muffin and she really enjoyed it. My husband and I had a banana split drink and it really did taste like it. Was really good. They always feature a drink so keep and eye out. They have bagels and snack and ice cream. If your not a coffee person but your running through the library they also carry Red Bulls. They really have something for everyone! Definitely stop by on your way in to the library it's a hidden Gem

Great location and plenty of outside seating with minimal inside seating. Inside can feel pretty…read morecrowded even with just a couple people in there. Got an iced latte which was basically just flavored milk especially because they do 1 shot for a small and 2 for a medium and large which is not worth the money really. I got a medium and said half sweet which was still pretty sweet. Additionally, the girls working only offered 2% milk option and said they were out of whole milk, however, they still had all the other non dairy options and half n half. Disappointing experience.

VEGANS!! (and everyone else) I LOVE this place. Finally a spot that not only has GREAT coffee,…read moredelicious food and pastries, but gives vegans an affordable breakfast option. The vegan egg and cheese croissant is almost a daily go-to for me at this point. They also have a pastry which is delicious, but I personally don't always want to have that much sugar in the morning. Also, other places charge an arm and a leg for vegan breakfasts that aren't that good. Being from LA, it's been hard to find a high end, forward thinking coffee spot. FOUND IT! Every latte I have had has been top notch and the people working there are so friendly! don't know how i'd survive Vegas without this place. 10/10.

Mother's Day. Expected a long wait but got right in (thank goodness I called ahead)…read more The staff is friendly and super helpful. I used the InKind app and saved $10 bucks. And earned another $10 bucks for the future! I can't believe how fresh everything was! I had an Iced Pink Rose tea (which is off the regular menu, but they do have a secret menu). I had the Classy Breakfast. It was flawless-I almost licked the plate. I haven't had a croissant of that magnitude since Europe. Crispy and flaky on the inside, but soft on the inside. Might be the best croissant I've ever had! Seriously! The potato's Lyonnaise with Mornay sauce was nothing less than perfection. My husband had an Iced Hibiscus Mint tea, and a Glazin' Bacon Croissant sandwich. He said he could drink that every day by the pool this summer. His sandwich was amazing too. It's a small place, not a ton of seating, but I highly recommend every aspect of this place!