Located up in Skye Canyon, this health-focused coffee shop makes many of its syrups in-house. Also popular is the keto coffee and maple pecan lattes

This minimalist coffee shop in Las Vegas’ Centennial neighborhood serves espresso, cold brew, and signature lattes including a popular bourbon vanilla. The menu also includes milk tea, smoothies and mochi donuts.

Serving coffee from Skye Canyon’s Aspire Coffee House, the new cafe at Springs Preserve offers seating overlooking the lush park, all with an ample selection of coffee, plus lunch options from Bronze Cafe. Try keto-style coffees, lattes, and fruit-filled smoothies.

This Downtown coffee shop features single origin coffee in a canteen-style environment. They’re known for exacting pour-overs and farm-to-table breakfast and lunch.

The original Sambalatte in Boca Park caters to the discerning coffee drinker using methods such as vacuum brewing and French presses to brew beans from Ethiopia, Guatemala, and Columbia.

Bungalow’s signature offering is its 12-ounce pour-over, which is made with a rotating selection of beans from its house roaster, Onyx Coffee Lab. Specialty lattes and classic espresso drinks, as well a robust food menu spanning pastries, breakfast sandwiches, panini, and more are also available.

Sustainably sourced green coffee from around the world makes the menu at Vesta Coffee Roasters. The daily drip rotates, and cold brew and nitro coffees are also available. Try the macadamia-almond latte or Aztec hot chocolate if you’re in the mood for something beyond straight java. Breakfasts and snacks like a Hawaiian Benedict, milk and honey toast or ham and Gruyere croissants are also on the menu.

The Downtown Summerlin expansion of popular Arts District hangout Makers & Finders serves its signature lavender lattes, coconut turmeric lattes, and cortados. The Latin American-influenced spot offers outdoor, pet-friendly seating and a lively weekend brunch. Find several other locations throughout the region, including Take It Easy Roasters, which supplies beans to all the cafes.

Visit this independent coffee shop to try freshly roasted single-origin beans like Ethiopian Yirgacheffe, Tanzania Peaberry, Guatemalan or its crowd favorite blend, Red Rock.

When you need a coffee before your 4 a.m. flight or at the end of a long night out, head to the drive-thru at Madhouse, which is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Behind heavy wooden doors in a nondescript Chinatown parking lot, diners will find the endlessly charming Gäbi Coffee & Bakery. The Korean coffee shop features some of the most aesthetically pleasing desserts in Las Vegas, all of which pair perfectly with espresso, pour-overs plus signature drinks such as The Gabi (dry cappuccino with sprinkles of ground coffee and raw sugar).

Those in the Spring Valley area should visit this coffee spot, open from 6 a.m. to midnight, for the perfect space to study and sip on menu favorites like a iced Nutella latte and a gingerbread chai latte.

Have your coffee 24 hours a day at this tavern with a woodsy interior. The cafe also has a drive-thru.

Just right for a quiet cuppa or an afternoon of remote working, the inside/outside cafe at the UnCommons offers an expansive menu of tea and coffee, plus plenty of space to sit. The cafe interior is warm and cozy, but the courtyard offers plenty of trees, fire pits, and heat lamps.

The local coffee shop specializes in breakfast and lunch dishes like quiche, baked creme brulee french toast, and ham and fig paninis. Some of the highlights on the beverage menu are the black walnut latte, maple taro latte, and lavender London fog. Also in Henderson at 709 E Horizon Dr.

This Harry Potter-themed coffee shop serves a butter brew latte, inspired by the beloved beverage from the series. For those less interested in sweet drinks, they offer cold brew and Japanese-style iced coffees, plus espresso drinks and a rotating drip.

Dark Moon Coffee Roasters in Henderson roasts their coffee on site and crafts their syrups and cold brew in-house. The coffee shop supplies coffee beans and canned cold brew to several retailers in Southern Nevada, but those dining in and sit at the coffee bar and order espressos, lattes and pourovers.

Founders Coffee has two locations in the Las Vegas area, both serving all-day breakfast and brunch and its signature Founders Blend drip coffee, as well as nitro, classic cold brew, and a matcha menu.