DrinkLab Cafe features an airy, modern light wood interior for its menu of beverages, paninis, and waffle creations. Coffee choices include Bullet Butter Coffee, cortados and lattes with the option of Cuban or beehive flavors. The restaurant also serves cold brews, Vietnamese coffee, and a full range of milk teas, milk shakes, and smoothies. Diners can order panini, including avocado toast, tuna melt, and turkey artichoke options.A main attraction is the waffle stick, served with dips of Nutella, maple, or honey cinnamon, plus stuffed sticks filled with fruit and larger desserts upgraded with ice cream, such as the matcha madness featuring three waffle sticks, matcha ice cream, wafers, and matcha and chocolate drizzle.

Mothership Coffee Roasters opened its third location in Las Vegas inside Fergusons Downtown with a roster of ethically sourced brews and house-made pastries. The menu features a matcha rose croissant, vegan cinnamon roll, and ham and Gruyere pillow, as well as newcomers such as A Picnic Basket with a choice of pastries, charcuterie boards, sandwiches, coffee, and frosé. New frosé and beer slushy options include the coconut banana stout slushy, sarsaparilla beer slushy, cucumber lime tea frosé, and the farmer’s market strawberry frosé. Wine and local beers from CraftHaus, Bad Beat, and Tenaya Creek are also pouring.

The Jolt Coffee Co. sits inside The Gay and Lesbian Community Center of Southern Nevada’s downtown location, a sequel to the eastside’s popular Tiabi Coffee & Waffle Bar. The counter-service restaurant is open to everyone, not just visitors to The Center. In addition to the caffeine-packed options, The Jolt serves a full collection of beverages, including a pistachio latte, the coconut cooler made with cane sugar, green tea, and lemonade and the caramel monkey frappe, prepared with a banana, cream, coffee, and caramel sauce. Featuring vegan and gluten-free dishes, a potato chowder and salads, the main attraction is a collection of “toasted sammies,” described as “happy melty experience” served on multi-grain or ciabatta bread.

Newcomer the Coffee Class has its own coffee concierge, as well as online ordering and a rewards program for repeat visitors. The shop features a La Marzocco GB5 espresso machine, and partnered with LA’s City Bean Roasters to boost its drip and pour over selections, lattes, and cold brew or nitro beverages. Customers can also order a full roster of pastries, savory choices, and desserts.

Classic Rock Coffee Co. offers creative spins on beverages and small dishes in a setting designed to turns the heads of any music fan. The rock-themed coffee shop features an interior filled with memorabilia and musical instruments mounted on the wall. The interior features an Abbey Road-inspired mural with The Beatles all carrying cups of coffee, and a framed tribute to the 1969 Woodstock music festival. The menu includes coffee, frappes, smoothies, protein shakes, pastries, and anytime breakfast options.

Family-owned and operated Dark Moon Coffee Roasters features a coffee shop and roasting facility at the Maryland and Eastern Shopping Center. The 1,600-square-foot space even offers alcoholic drinks, along with espresso, lattes, cortados (espresso mixed with steamed half and half), and cold brew options.

Flavor-conscious choices include global pour over imports from Peru, Ethiopia, Sumatra, Colombia, and Guatemala, as well as exotic teas including Jasmine Pearl, Assam Gold, a fruity plum oolong, and a smooth matcha drink.