Perk N Post

Lake Las Vegas Village (also known as Henderson’s Bermuda Triangle, where businesses disappear without a trace) has claimed another vicitim. Perk N Post has closed. There are now only about 10 shops left in the village… and if something drastic is not done soon to the area, I can not imagine the remaining stores surviving for much longer.

Came in here to see how much it would cost to send out a package and my boyfriend got a pecan pie slice and I went with a simple African Nectar brewed tea. I loved the tea! I would come back just for the tea it tasted amazing. The pecan pie not so much homemade, he said it tasted as if the pie had been store bought. Which is a little shame as it would have been better homemade but it was still good. I would definitely come back, service was nice. Also, the prices were cheap, 7 dollars for the pie, tea and water.

Very friendly also pricey
The chi tea was good also fresh donut was good. I wanted to try their pecan pie but it was not available.

Don’t ever get a smoothie. They are made out of Kerns boxed juice. They should at least use frozen fruit or at minimum change the container so we don’t know we’re getting very cheap ingredients. On the bright side it doesn’t taste bad. Coffee is not bad.

Love the coffee there! ITALIAN ROAST my favorite!!! N Shawn she’s such a friendly barista super nice n sweet lady makes u wanna come back! Definitely going back there!!!

Barista: what would you like?
(I had already been waiting for 2 commercial breaks while watching the news with only one customer ahead of me)
Me: (Just as the news reporting that it’s going to get up to 99 today)…I think I’m going to get something iced. (straight face… tough crowd)…What’s your most popular?
Barista: I dunno… mocha, vanilla, …
Me: mocha. That sounds good. How about a medium. No large. Large please.
Ffffffftt. Kkkkkssssshhhhh. (coffee being made)
Barista: large mocha.
Me: (noticing it was hot) Is that iced?
Cashier: No, it’s hot.
(Thanks for the update but I’m pretty sure I said iced.)
Me:…(waiting for him to admit and fix. No answer) ok, great thanks.
Thanks for the hot coffee that’s cooler then the air is right now. Not really.
Note to self: DO NOT PRETIP… EVER. It’s never a good idea unless you can get it back somehow.

In this pathetic little ghost town called lake Las Vegas, this little coffee shop is the only successful place to eat. The very cool employees and laid back vibe are it’s saviors if you happen to get stuck in lake Las Vegas for some reason, any money you plan to spend would be best spent here!

Reasonably priced Coffee Shop. Loved the Pecan pie for $ 3. I tried a small Strawberry Italian soda. Very cute environment. Reminds me of the time I went to Western Europe. The only thing missing is the grapes vines everywhere on the walls & buildings.

I only stopped in here for a water and some ice cream, but I thought it was really nice!
First of all, this place is a ghost town, so I’m sure this place needs all the business they can get. However, I found that unlike all other restaurants in the area, they didn’t jack up their prices to adjust for the lack of customers. As a coffee shop goes, their prices were very reasonable, if not cheap.
We got two scoops of ice cream and a big bottle of water, and it was only $ 5 dollars!
I got the banana pudding flavor, and the chocolate chip cookie dough… both were delicious, although I’m 99 percent sure it was blue bell ice cream (yeah, I eat too much banana pudding blue bell ice cream). But, who cares! It was delicious, cheap, and available when it was hot. Plus blue bell is awesome, so score!
The guy serving us was friendly as well, and the place was cozy and looked like a solid coffee shop. The lack of people isn’t their fault, it’s Lake Las Vegas’s. Here’s hoping the economy there picks up in the coming years!

This place is a joke. My wife and kids ordered the #1 breakfast special: 3 waffle and sm coffee, a glazed donut, 2 croissants, and 2 milk. Well, the waffle were just like the ones you get from the supermarket. 3 small 4in waffles like from kellogg’s, but worse. The glazed donut was $ 3 each and were old and stale. 2 tiny croissants were hard and old. All this for just under $ 25 bucks. We just laughed, until another couple dropped by and ordered the 3 waffle special. You should have seen the look on their faces. It was the same look my wife gave me. :(

Stopped in for a latte and a breakfast sandwich. Jaw nearly hit the floor when told total was over $ 12.50 so I expected a good sandwich for that price! Nope, got a pre-​made microwaved sandwich that was no bigger than a slider. Small hot latte was $ 4.25. Skip this place!

Stopped in and decided on a Caramel Frap. The barista was not stingy as my drink was thick and super yummy. Not thin like the ones at StarBucks.
I am not a big, «GO OUT OF MY HOUSE TO BUY A COFFEE DRINK» person, but I can see myself stopping by sometime soon for another Caramel Frap and maybe some sweet, sugary, carb-​filled delight.

Cute little coffee shop located inside the shopping village at Lake Las Vegas. We stopped in to get something cold to drink but service was meh-​robots could have done a better job.
However…props for the fun board games they had to play with our kids while we sat down to get out of the heat.
Service at all these foodie establishments in this «mall» was sadly all the same… it was like being in zombie land?

Walking 8 &½ miles in Desert Wetlands Park could be a work out. Coming off the long hike, I was thirsty. On my way to my car in the Casino Monte Largo parking garage, I stopped in at Perk N Post.
The coffee shops in Lake Las Vegas have been unloved. This is the fourth coffee shop to be located in this spot. To be able to survive, Perk N Post merged a coffee shop business with a Fed Ex service. This might be a good idea because the Rose flavored Frape that I drank is nothing special. The taste is mediocre and the size is too small. I feel that a venti Frapucinno at Starbucks is a better deal. Then again, I am about ten miles from the nearest Starbucks.
When I return to Wetlands Park I will most likely return to Perk N Post. In Lake Las Vegas there are not many choices. And that is if Perk & Post bucks the trend of the other coffee shops that have passed on in this location.

Perk n Post reminded me of a small town coffee shop. There was one employee who was very personable and interesting. She was nice enough to explain all of the seasonal drinks to us. I ended up getting a cinnamon coffee of sorts. It didn’t have much flavor, but then I guess I am over stimulated by all the sugar added to Starbucks and Coffee Bean drinks. The shop also included little general store items. All those little things you forget to pack and need on the go were included; perfect for the guests of the hotel nearby.

Review for coffee, not postal services.
Ah, the troubled Lake Las Vegas coffee shop. I know this has been several different coffee shops in the past, and it reopened earlier this year to become this joint kinda-Kinko’s/coffee shop. I was pleasantly surprised, even though it is a strange combination of businesses.
The barista, I didn’t catch her name, was super nice and willing to explain the wintry drinks to us. What I don’t understand is why they don’t just have them written and listed instead of having to explain to any customer that comes in what all comes in the drink, but I digress.
My drink was a peppermint caramel latte. The temperature wasn’t great, but the flavors were. It was a nice afternoon to walk around with a nice little warm drink.
They also carry «general store» type items for vacationers to the area. Also good for me, a LLV local, that they have printing/​copying services nearby.