We enjoyed brunch at Little Avalon one Saturday morning. Excellent customer service and delicious…read morefresh meals by the two young ladies that took our order and delivered our meals to our table. There's plenty of parking spaces available for parking. Little Avalon is spacious and offers plenty of tables and chairs for dining. Their interior designer did a wonderful job with the inside of the eatery. Little Avalon reminds you of Catalina Island in the city of Avalon. Love the art work, fixtures and pieces on the walls. Along with the hanging lamps. So many pretty greenery around this eatery. We dined in and ordered Moms Breakfast Sandwich, Housemade Chicken and Waffles and Island Teriyaki Chicken Bowl. Mom's Breakfast Sandwich is similar to a traditional breakfast sandwich (fried egg, bacon and cheddar cheese) except there's avocado and hash brown included. The Housemade Chicken and Waffles was fluffy and moist yet the right amount of crispiness on the outside. The Chicken was on point tasteful with glaze and hint of sweet and spicy. Island Teriyaki Chicken Bowl was fulfilling with pineapple and asparagus and some the perfect blend of green vegetables. Can't wait to come back and try other food items on Little Avalon's menu.

Little Avalon was such a cute find. The whole place has this desert-boho beach oasis vibe with…read morerustic wood, plants everywhere, and just a really cool laid-back atmosphere. It's lively and definitely gets busy, but in a good way. I got the Tres Leches Latte and it was delicious. They only have one size, which was a little disappointing because I absolutely would've gotten a bigger one. For food, I ordered the Avalon Burger with fries and both were fantastic. The burger was really good and the fries were solid too. You order at the counter and drop off the food. They basically dropped everything off and didn't talk to anyone after that. We had to go looking for utensils and weren't sure if there was ketchup, aioli, or any kind of sauce available for the burger. A little more checking in would've made the experience even better. But overall, the food was great, prices were very reasonable, and the vibes were 10/10. I highly recommend it and I'll definitely be back!

I am writing this review as this is my 3rd time here. Honestly I don't frequent restaurants this…read moremuch but this is the perfect spot to meet for a girls brunch, family lunch, or birthday dinner. The decor is very cute. I love the colors and antique furniture mixed with modern design. The inside is nice and comfortable and they even have little pocket booths with tables. I enjoy eating in their patio area. It has misting fans that made even a Las Vegas August afternoon comfortable. It's in the corner of the lot and amazingly enough, the foliage keeps most of the busy street noise at bay. Maybe one time I noticed a loud car and a siren but for the ambience, I'd still choose to sit outside. Service all three times were great. I like to have my tea refilled often and every time, the waitstaff was very accommodating. I was even able to get an iced tea to go. One of my friends gets a matcha every time we go. She loves them. I got the Landwer's famous iced tea and even recommended it to another friend the next time. Both of us enjoyed it. It's very refreshing with a perfect blend of tart and sweet with a hint of cinnamon. Next time I'll have to try an espresso or macchiato. The highlight of it all are the entrees, as they should be. I was really impressed though. My first entree was the Wagyu Beef & Lamb Kabob Skewers with the herb salad. Wow! The skewers are delicious and the perfect complement mix of beef and lamb. The side of tahini to dip it in along with the grilled onion and tomato are very nice. The salad though is the reason I will continue to come back. I can't tell you everything that is in there but as a guess for most of the ingredients; parsley, cucumber, tomato, quinoa, pumpkin seeds, and pomegranate. Again....i say WOW! Delicious! I loved herbs and this salad has all the Mediterranean flavors that transport me to my favorite destination. Again I bragged so much about it, now my friend gets this salad every time also. The Short Rib Shakshuka was good but not my favorite. The short rib was large and incredibly tender. The poached eggs were good but the tomato pepper stew was a bit too chunky for me. The challah bread that came with it was perfect for the shakshuka though. You could pull a piece of bread off and the crunchy outside and soft interior made the perfect dipping piece. The presentation along with the other dishes was fabulous. The other meal I had here was Landwer's Famous Breakfast with two eggs & small dishes of the best tzatziki I've ever had, incredible guacamole, skordalia (which seems more like a hummus), plain yogurt with a touch of granola and berries, cream cheese and honey with bread. Once they served with the challah and this time with the Jewish bagel. I prefer the Jewish bagel (I think). They are both delicious! I was able to grab 3 Jewish bagels to go for $10. I had to bring some of their fresh bread home. On Fridays you can stop by and get some also. My newest bread addiction. Cafe Landwer is pretty fabulous and I am happy we finally tried them. Oh....download the app and you can accrue points for freebies later. Trust me, you'll be back.

Had Landwer in Canada and I do feel it depends on the location. This was no exception. The goods…read moreinclude their naan, the hummus, and their breads were all very fresh and soft. The short ribs did fall off the bone when I had it, and their shakshuka was well seasoned. My friends did get the schnitzel and said it was dry. Their dessert was good! Overall would go back, definitely a nice venue for gatherings as well. Friendly staff overall.

Their salads are great and sometimes I just really appreciate someone else to do the work so I can…read moresit back, relax, and enjoy . 1st time I had the Red Strawberry non-coffee drink and it was especially refreshing albeit a bit expensive. Also, she made it less sweet per my request which was perfect The service always was great.

Cute, quaint, tasty and Instagram worthy: that is the epitome of Baby Birds! It's a small little…read moreshop on the waterfront, every little space has some sort of cute backdrop and seating. Which is such a great surprise because the outside is so unassuming! I ordered the Butterfly Pea Passionfruit Tea and it gets full marks The presentation was adorable, great size for the price and very tasty (be warned it's a little sweet so I had to water it down with ice - but that just means more to drink)! I also ordered the Thai Summer Salad Roll and I have to say it was massive. I was expected half the size of the rolls which was fantastic! The sauce was ok that went with it, but honestly I still ate everything. The service was a little slow, but it was also a seemingly busy Sunday afternoon. Everyone was super friendly and helpful. If you're looking for a brunch spot - you have to make a stop!

My first and only experience at another Cafe Lola location was disappointing enough that I had no…read moreintention of returning. However, while waiting for a nearby service, I was hungry and decided to give this location a fair chance on its own merits. I'm glad I did. This location had the personable café feel I was looking for. The smaller size gave it more of a local business atmosphere, and the staff was extremely polite, well spoken, attentive, and on top of everything. The food was great and the coffee was good. The only miss for me was the Sammy. It looked and tasted very similar to what you might get from a national fast food chain, so the price was difficult to justify for that particular item. Otherwise, this location completely changed my impression. The service, atmosphere, and overall experience were significantly better, and I would definitely return to this Cafe Lola.

I placed an order for the Mama Llama cinnamon rolls for pick-up on a certain date. Some days passed…read moreby and then I received a separate email that said "Unfortunately, due to a system error, our system allowed your order to be placed after we had reached our allotted capacity for [the date I had chosen]. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and completely understand how disappointing this may be. Would you be open to moving your order pickup date to one of the following available dates?" They provided me with dates I was not going to be in Vegas for. Eventually, the individual helping me was able to accommodate me with a date that worked for me; however, the time was going to be a conflict. I opted to choose the latest pick-up time (3pm) to allow time for me to now work around that time because again I had other things I had already planned before my original date was moved. Moreover, the person helping me confirmed that she had my order rescheduled "at 3 pm with a note stating that (I) may arrive earlier for pickup." Again, since I now had to work with the time rescheduled. The day for pick-up arrived. I called Cafe Lola to confirm that although I had the latest pick-up time if I'd show up earlier will my cinnamon rolls be ready for me. The lady that picked up the phone stated that I could go in at anytime to pick-up my order. Therefore, I drove to Cafe Lola only to be told that they had no cinnamon rolls that I had to go back at 2:45pm. I explained to them the situation, but stated they did not have my cinnamon rolls that I'd had to go back. In asking for a refund, that's a whole other process. The lady said I had to go through a different process for that. She noticed frustration and told me that I could have anything I wanted from Cafe Lola comped. She was sorry for what I'd been through. I left with no cinnamon rolls, a comped coffee that I didn't try because I already had a bitter taste from the inconvenience. Eventually, someone else picked up my order at the said 2:45pm time and to me once I tried the Mama Llama cinnamon rolls they were extremely salty! The sugar bottom to be exact was too salty.

Very high quality crepes and drinks for a reasonable price and the best part is they stay open much…read morelater than most other crepe restaurants. I almost always get the Nutellnana crepe it is very good if a bit much on the sweet side sometimes as compared to my other favorite crepe place however I love it all the same. I would highly recommend checking it out and will continue to visit whenever I want a late night crepe.

Stopped by What's Crepe and had a bit of a mixed experience…read more First, credit where it's due--the employees were friendly, efficient, and handled the rush really well. Even with a busy crowd, orders were moving quickly, which I appreciated. The space itself is also a plus: a decent number of tables, plenty of parking, and even games like Jenga to keep you entertained while waiting. We tried a variety of items: the Marsh Brûlée Waffle, Banana Brûlée Crepe, Crème Brûlée Crepe, and a Nutella crepe with Oreo crumbs. The crème brûlée elements were actually the highlight--they were generous and had that nice caramelized sweetness you'd expect. That said, the crepes and waffle themselves didn't quite hit the mark. The crepes were thicker than expected and lacked that light, delicate texture that really makes a crepe shine. The waffle was similarly underwhelming. Another small detail--the graham cracker crumble was very chunky, which threw off the texture a bit; a finer crumble would've blended better. Overall, while the service and atmosphere were solid, the desserts themselves didn't fully deliver. With a few tweaks to texture and balance, this spot could be much stronger.

Broken Yolk is a great breakfast place for us. My husband was off today and I didn't feel like…read morecooking or going out. I ordered on DD. I knew my husband loved their Ranchero Skillet. It has sautéed potatoes, chorizo, peppers and onions on the bottom. Two eggs, jack cheese and avocado on top. Then finished with cilantro, red onions, and ranchero sauce. It's absolutely delicious. Because i wasn't feeling well I was going to skip breakfast when i saw that we qualified for a free item. A kids scrambled egg. I figured I'm a kid at heart so I ordered it. It was two eggs scrambled and 4 strips of bacon with a kids oj. It was delicious and perfect for me. I actually had to have my husband help me finish it. Whether you order food for delivery or eat in Broken Yolk Cafe is a fantastic breakfast restaurant.

What a great brunch spot! The food was fresh, delicious, and the atmosphere was welcoming…read more One feature I especially loved was being able to join the waitlist by phone before arriving. It made the entire experience so convenient and saved us from having to wait at the restaurant. Another thing that really stood out was their half-portion menu. If you prefer smaller portions or simply don't eat a lot, it's a fantastic option. It's nice to have the flexibility to enjoy a great meal without ordering a full-sized entrée. Great food, thoughtful options, and excellent convenience--I would definitely recommend this brunch spot and will be back! Oh ya and Kelli....ask for her!!!

We came here to celebrate my mother's birthday and had a lovely time! The owner and her family…read morewere absolutely wonderful. The ambiance and setting were beautifully decorated and created such a warm, inviting atmosphere. The food was amazing fresh, flavorful, and delicious! The kale salad was light and refreshing, and the scones were the best I've ever had. Our entire party agreed! They were perfectly moist and flavorful, especially when paired with the homemade butter and jam. The mini sandwiches and 3 pots of teas were delicious as well. We can't wait to go back! It was such a wonderful experience, and the perfect place to celebrate a special occasion.

An absolutely TEA-rrific experience!!!…read more This is such an enchanting and charming tea spot! You feel like you are transported to a magical, whimsical place with the adorable decor, calming music, and smell of fresh baked pastries! Definitely a place to go to and it is easily accessible. Cobblestone Village is perfect to celebrate birthdays, showers, special occasions, and just quality tea time with dear souls!! My friends and I did the $48 tea service which was filling! They were able to accommodate our gluten free-ish friend too on short notice! Most everything is made from scratch and was delicious!!! The scones were my favorite! They were nice and buttery; not dry and crumbly at all! They offer Tea Forte teas and have an extensive menu to choose from. One thing to note: You pick your individual tea bag and there isna hot pot to refill your cup. We were thinking it was one pot of a brewed tea where we could all share and then get a different pot of tea. Not a biggie but just FYI if you were hoping to try different teas. Arsine, the owner, came by and made us feel right at home. She explained how they hire youth who have aged out of the foster system, which is awesome! You can tell this is her passion and she does great at it!! There are plenty of photo ops here so come ready for a splendid experience and lots of pics!!!

4/5 This is one of…read morethose places I've driven past countless times and kept telling myself, "One day I'm going in." On August 14th, around 8:10 AM, that day finally came, and I'm glad I stopped. The atmosphere immediately worked for me. It has that comfortable neighborhood café feel, with the newspaper-style menus giving the place some personality instead of feeling like another generic breakfast spot. The staff seemed genuinely happy to be there, the clientele was pleasant, and my server, Elaina, was fantastic. She was attentive, friendly, and handled every question I had without making anything feel rushed. For breakfast, I kept things simple and ordered an egg sandwich on a toasted everything bagel with an over-easy egg, cheddar cheese, and bacon. Nothing overly complicated, just a solid breakfast sandwich done well. My guest went with an egg sandwich on a toasted onion bagel with an over-medium egg and American cheese. For drinks, I tried the Broadway, their raspberry latte with white chocolate, and had mine made with oat milk. That combination sounded interesting enough to get my attention, and it ended up being really enjoyable. Sweet, creamy, different, and definitely something I would order again. But the surprise star of the entire visit was the pistachio cream cheese. Apparently it was one of their specialty or featured cream cheeses, and I am very glad I asked about it. Rich, creamy, unmistakably pistachio, and they were not stingy with the portion either. I was spreading that stuff on every piece of bagel I could find. If it is available when you visit, ASK FOR IT. Overall, this was just a really pleasant breakfast experience. Nothing needed to be extravagant. The service was good, the food hit the spot, the atmosphere was welcoming, and I found a couple of things I'd absolutely come back for. Definitely a strong four stars, and considering how often I pass this place, I have a feeling this will not be my last visit.

I walked in and another Black customer was already waiting to place an order. We both stood at the…read morecounter while staff walked past us without acknowledging either of us. After standing there for a while, I finally asked if we could place an order, and the response was simply, "Just a minute." There was still no acknowledgment or effort to take either of our orders, so I left. I can't say what their intentions were, but based on how both of us were treated, I left feeling like people who look like us were not welcome. Whether that was intentional or not, that was my experience, and I won't be returning. Thank you for reaching out. My visit was on July 31, 2026, at approximately 9:45 a.m. I was waiting for a prescription at another business nearby and decided to walk over to The Bagel Cafe for the first time. When I walked in, another Black gentleman was already standing at the counter waiting to order. We were not together. After standing there for a bit, I asked him if anyone had taken his order, and he told me no. Employees were walking back and forth behind the counter, but neither of us was acknowledged. Had someone simply said, "We'll be right with you," I would have understood and waited. Instead, we were left standing there without any acknowledgment. I finally asked, "Can we place our order, please?" and was told, "Just a minute." At that point, I decided to leave. I can't speak to anyone's intentions. I can only tell you what I experienced. I left feeling unwelcome. As a first-time customer, I did not feel that my business was valued or that my money was wanted there. Whether that was intentional or not, that was the impression I left with, and since this was my first visit, it was also my only impression of The Bagel Cafe.

The average bear would not even know the Roadrunner Cafe is there. Clearly geared towards patrons,…read morepatients and guests of Cure for the Kids and Roseman University, this cafe is open to the public, even if you are not visiting one of these spots on the former campus of Nevada Cancer Institute. I have a girlfriend who works in the building and I have reason to stop in with her most Fridays to have lunch and visit. This cafe has been a bit of a work in progress since it opened on menu options, staffing, etc., thus my delay until writing a review until now. I wanted to understand the groove a bit. It gets 4 stars vs 5 simply for maybe the identity crisis that it was sorting through for a bit. With that being said, the menu has indeed changed from what it once was, but this streamlining I think has made this place a better easy quality value to the customers it serves. Every single item I have ever had has been prepared fresh on the spot and is really quite good. Salads, sandwiches, soup and now all day breakfast (LOVE THIS!) is what the menu is about. You order and pay at a counter and they will bring you your food when it is prepared...on real plates if you are eating in! Today I had a Caesar salad and asked for two over-hard fried eggs on top. Not a problem, they are eager to please with the tweaks and preferences I sometimes make. Two Caesar salads prepared with fresh greens and one with two eggs on top came to like $14. I find that an incredibly value for the portion size and quality. They have indoor and outdoor seating (with covered umbellas when sunny if you wish) and the ambiance is casual and easy. Although I am failing to know any of the names of the staff, everyone is always so nice, welcoming, kind and proud of their "little engine that could" establishment. They make me feel like they appreciate my business. So maybe not the spot one would go out of their way to visit, but if you are in the area, I would absolutely tell you to come visit. Open for breakfast and lunch and such a nice little unexpected spot.

Great customer service. They offer many different menu choices there's something for everyone. Wish…read morethey were open weekends

Unfortunately, the price is just too high! The food was OK not over the top. In priced similar to…read morewhat you'd pay on the Las Vegas strip.

Butterface is such a cute neighborhood breakfast spot! Their menu caught my eye immediately because…read morethere are so many great options, no matter what you're in the mood for. It was honestly hard to decide what to order because everything sounded so good. The restaurant is on the smaller side, but the bright white décor makes the space feel fresh and inviting. I also loved the wine wall with the family-style seating--it's such a unique touch and gives the restaurant a cozy, communal feel.