Sambalatte Torrefazione

Really great café!
I came here on a lunch break. surprisingly their was 20+ people inside and outside on patio. Half appear to be studying, the other half are having business meetings or just enjoying their lunch.
It’s beautifully decorated with a large map highlighting where coffee is grown. It has a nice balcony with books available for borrow. I sat here cause no one else was up here.
I had the Nutella capachino. It was so sweet and delicious.
I was good and didn’t have any of the pastries, but they look so yummy! Maybe I’ll given in and have some next time.
I’ll be back, and I’ll bring friends!

Wanna hang out with your girlfriends or have meetings with clients! This is the place!
Interior feels so comfortable and better yet with a perfect soy latte, delicious.
A great local coffee shop!
I enjoy it every time I go to Sambalatte!

There are many locations for Sambalatte but this is by far my favorite one. It is inside of Boca Park a few stores down from Cheesecake Facotry and Grimaldi’s. To a lot of people’s surpise, its actually 2 stories. A lot of people come here to study on their lap tops since there are two table with outlets, one on each level. They also have a few tv’s in the place. Everything about this place is charming, from the convinient outside tables, bowls of water for dogs, the large coffee cups with the pretty designs they do with ur coffee, and the second floor with a few more chairs to lounge on.
One of my favorite drinks is the Nutella latte which is super popular, and their chai latte. They have a few different food selectiosn from pastries, cupcakes, sandwiches, and a few others.

LOVE LOVE LOVE Sambalatte’s coffee. Super smooth and rich. AND the snack /​lunch offerings are wonderful. Try EVERYTHING… all the different ways to drink your coffee… all the different flavors. Learn something new about something you drink every day! AND their presentation (with latte art!) is So much fun!

One star for the chill, hipster atmosphere. Free WiFi and a great place to do some light studying, however it gets annoying when one person takes up an entire table. I went with three other friends and there was no room to sit even though there was a 2^nd floor of tables.
Another star for the macaroons. I ordered three for about $ 2 each, not bad. And they were delicious! Some coffee shops sell macaroons that are rock solid and hard to eat, but Sambalatte does a good job at making macaroons with perfect texture and consistency.
I absolutely love dirty chai lattes and I order them all the time at various coffee shops. I don’t think Sambalatte knows what a dirty chai is because it was terrible. The mix of espresso and tea flavors did not match at all. One sip and I had to bring it back. The cashier was very polite and gladly replaced my drink with a Nutella cappuccino. For the $ 6 I paid for the dirty chai, it wasn’t worth the Nutella cappuccino, but oh well. I would not have mind if the replacement drink was better, but it still tasted strange. Nevertheless, one star for nice service.
All in all, Sambalatte’s coffee is noticeably more bitter than other local coffee shops. If that is your taste, go for it! It is also a little pricier than other places. For one drink and three macaroons the total was around $ 11. I gave this place two chances and I don’t think I’ll be coming back. Maybe if I have a craving for macaroons, we’ll see.

I had this place bookmarked for a while now and also had high hopes for this place, but this place had by far the worst tasting coffee I have ever came across.
My sister ordered a dirty chai latte, and it was way too bitter for her tasting. They gladly replaced her $ 5 dirty chai latte with a Nutella cappuccino which was a $ 3.75 drink. When a customer is not satisfied with a drink, shouldn’t you replace it with something of at least EQUAL value?
I ordered the Nutella cappuccino, and it was a horrible mistake. For $ 3.75 my drink came in a little tiny teacup. Two of three sips and then it’s gone, and it wasn’t even that good. I couldn’t taste the Nutella in my drink at all, and I didn’t bother trying to replace it because my sister already asked to replaced her drink and I didn’t want to seem like a bother.
One star for the macaron. People have different preferences when it comes to their coffee, but how they replaced my sister’s drink for something less in value is considered horrible customer service to me. I don’t expect to be coming back.

Favorite thing about this place: is that it’s the only coffee shop in Vegas (that I know of) that has a 2^nd floor! (2^nd floor is small, but if you can get a table up there, it’s cozy & a little quieter. I prefer it over the 1^st floor which can get loud & hectic when it’s busy.)
I first came here (in 2010? 2011?) to try the Nutella Latte… and it was delish! I’ve had a few of their other coffee drinks, smoothies & teas which are okay. I had the macarons (have had better) and a few of their desserts and they were okay as well. None of the food were mind blowing or unique. Most memorable is the Nutella Latte & Nutella Cappucino.
I’ve been here several times, it’s my favorite place to meet up with friends and colleagues when we’re working on a new project or event.
A few other good things about this place:
— They have cute bookshelves with a variety of games & books you can read while you’re there.
— some nights they have live music.
— *** Another favorite thing about this place is that most times I’ve been here I’ve randomly started conversations with some fascinating and ambitious people here.
— fave meetup spot with friends who live on the north or west side of town
— I have brought all my out of town family and friends here. They’re always excited to try the Nutella Latte.
— outdoor seating
— doggie water station outside!
— the long table with outlets for those who want to set up camp and get some work done.
— the world map on the wall with all the places coffee is grown.
— And best of all… The Vibe. The décor and ambiance makes me feel like I’m in a real coffee house in NYC or Cali.
One con: it’s almost always a packed house. Makes it hard to find a table and chairs.

Cozy coffee shop located in close proximity to Summerlin. The lavender latte is my favorite. I would also recommend trying the assortment of macaroons, for good measure, of course.

I had high hopes for this place because of some of the reviews and how the place looked upon walking in. It was packed with people and busy! As soon as I entered, I noticed to the right, a bookshelf and that caught my attention right away, I wanted to sit there and peep the books. Finding a seat here proved to be tedious considering some people took up two tables… For the two of them only. Or that people used chairs for their bags or that both the upstairs and the downstairs sections were full.
First and foremost, this place will cost you a pretty penny. A chocolate pastry, a veggie quiche, & a Nutella latte totaled $ 20.00. Ouch! The Nutella Latte was nothing special, nor the pastry. It looked HUGE, so that’s why I decided on the pastry, but it’s basically $ 5 for a fluffy piece of bread with a tiny slab of chocolate at the bottom.
The veggie quiche… Oh man. I’ve already found the one place I want to get my quiches at, so I had hoped that this place, being so nicely designed, would match that place. Way wrong. The girl at the register told me it’s a 13 minute wait for my quiche because they’re going to place it in the oven, I said okay, knowing I would sit and chat for awhile here. Once they gave me my food, it didn’t look nearly as appetizing as the quiches I eat at this other café. I scooped a piece of it and fed it to my boyfriend who said that he didn’t like it. I asked why, and he said it was cold. I then tried it and spit it back out because he was right! And I don’t mean «lukewarm» and customers nag and say it was ice cold. No, it was literally still cold. So I told one of the cashiers and they said sorry and would get it fixed.
She microwaved what I handed back to her and gave it back to me. Was it hot? Yes. But now I was just unhappy because it should’ve been hot from the start, after being in an oven for 13 minutes. And then it gets handed back to me with my pieces still on the plate and whatnot.
Not impressed. I’ve had way better food for way better prices. Sorry Sambalatte, this place was lacking.

If I could give this establishment zero stars I would. Firstly me me my party ordered a giant raspberry macaron. When it arrived it was as hard as a rock and almost broke the metal fork. When I finally cut it open and took a bite, it tasted like the inside of a refrigerator. It was either drenched in refrigeration liquid or left inside one too long. We also ordered a Lavender latte. It tasted terrible there wasn’t a my hint of lavender at all it was absolutely repulsive. The staff had the worst attitude. There seemed agitated for whatever reason. The prices are outrageously expensive. One tiny sandwich is 10.00 $ a dish of disgusting macaroons are 2 $ each. Overall everything was terrible and I would most definitely NOT recommend this restaurant to anyone.

I love this coffee shop. I come here about once or twice a week because it’s near where I work and I love the environment of Boca Park. The staff is always super nice, and when I’m not feeling like drinking my go-​to, an iced white mocha, each staff member always recommends to me something different and always tasty. During my last trip, I wasn’t feeling caffeine so I asked what they would recommend and the worker offered a hot chocolate made with white mocha, which was great!
The atmosphere is always so calm and relaxing, and I especially appreciate the music they play here. On weekend evenings sometimes they have live performances that are always so nice. Recently they have put up their holiday decorations that make the place more appealing to the eye. Definitely worth a try if you haven’t been here!

Nice, posh spot in Boca Park. The place is small, and seating might get hard to find. It’s a nice place inside, and their outside patio is lovely.
I had a chai tea latte, and it was OK for me. Their cakes look delicious, so I think they’re DEFINITELY worth trying. Service is good, but it is a bit packed with people doing work.

Quant little coffee shop with unique, and awesome lattes, mochas, oh and food. The muffins are great, and the sandwich and other deserts on display look tasty.
Nice spot to just sit and relax either outside or inside with their two story set up. Been here twice to meet up with friends, and will be back again.

Cute coffee shop with a modern classy vibe. The walls of this place blend with the huge shopping center, but once you step in, you know you’re in the locals coffee shop.
This place has 2 floors but still manages to feel cozy. There are laptop docking areas, nice comfy chairs, and a decent wall of old history books to read. Everyone in here seemed so calm and relax, unlike other big chain coffee shops where people are in a rush.
I ordered the green tea latte and it was good. I wish they had mixed the matcha powder a bit more as a lot of it was on the bottom of my cup when I had reached the bottom. The foam was very silky and didn’t separate from the milk like a big marshmallow cloud. It was a good cup to sip.

Their lattes and teas are great. I love their cherry blossom green tea! I would also recommend their tiramisu. The rest of their cakes are a hit or miss. The ambiance of the café is nice for studying or reading a book.

I used to dream about sitting at a table in the middle of a small, European town, tapping my feet on centuries-​old cobblestone and sipping on a cappuccino with a croissant in one hand. Today, I found the best place to make my dreams even more realistic-​the coffee and food at Sambalatte in Las Vegas.
This adorable café is in the most unassuming building off the 215 and Jones. It has no charm in the storefront, just tons of chairs and tables. The windows are tinted so going through the doors is like solving a mystery. Wanting coffee and craving pastries, I gave this place a shot. There wasn’t a huge crowd of cars parked out front, so I entered the doors anticipating a simple counter and food display-​you know, no big deal.
The exterior is a lie! This café is charming. There’s more than enough seating, including this gorgeous wood bar top that runs the length of the windows, a great display of freshly baked goodies (in limited supply), and a simple chalkboard of coffee and tea that they serve. It was love at first sight. I grabbed a chocolate cappuccino, a croissant, and they heated up a turkey cranberry swiss sandwich for me. We left with the goodies in hand. The cappuccino was strong and smooth, with a lovely heart to start the day.
The turkey sandwich was warm, salty and sweet, with a hint of creamy goodness from all that melted cheese. It was filled to the brim with turkey meat, so half the sandwich was more than enough for one person. The sweet cranberries in the nutty baguette gave this sandwich a very Thanksgiving, comfort food in summer feel. I loved every bite.
I finished off with this beautiful, buttery croissant. This croissant was flaky and just melted in my mouth. With every sip of cappuccino and bite of croissant, I felt like my imaginary table on a cobblestone street in Europe was real. For a second those layers of airy, chewy goodness gave me a sense of joy while it lasted.
I will always take this route to work just to pass by Sambalatte in the morning. Not only is it great coffee, but great service and food.
Ciao.

The five stars are for the perfectly pulled latte. Best I’ve had in a very long time. So good I made my boyfriend take me back the next day. I can’t figure out how the reward system works for repeat customers, but I know there is one.
We had egg sandwiches the first visit. I wasn’t nuts about mine, however, my boyfriend quite enjoyed his. Everyone is a little different, what can I say. On our second visit I tried a blueberry muffin and that was quite tasty. «F*ing bomb,» he says.
Will definitely return, if not for the great coffee, for the free wi-​fi.

Chic coffee house that’s great for getaways!
This place is ultra cute. It has a little nook area upstairs and its the perfect spot to come for some quiet time or catching up with friends.
They have a wide selection of drinks, coffee or teas and a lot of beautiful & delicious pastries. Indoor & outdoor seating is available and the little area upstairs is perfect for catching up on some work. Outdoor seating offers great views of Boca Park and is conveniently next to some great boutiques and restaurants.
If you’re a fan of Nutella I highly recommend the Nutella latte! The chocolate & hazelnut flavors are captured so well!
I will be back for the hot stuff once we cool down…

My friend was raving about how delicious Sambalatte was as soon as we arrived in Vegas so it was a top priority on our trip to stop by and grab some coffee here.
The interior of the coffee shop is very relaxed and inviting. I loved the rustic/​industrial feel of the shop and if I was a local, I would definitely visit often to have my coffee and just hang out with my laptop.
I ordered the white mocha iced coffee and it was delicious! It wasn’t too overbearingly sweet and the coffee tasted amazing! I would recommend it for people who love coffee but have a hard drinking straight black coffee.
Minus one star because one of my other friends ordered a hot tea and we waited around 20 minutes for it to come out but I think they forgot about her drink so we were standing around for awhile waiting. Service was okay at best.

«Why You Gotta Be So Rude???»
Sambalatte, you just lost another fan.
We enter at around 7:40, peruse the menu, and place our order for a Chai Latte, and a Butterscotch Latte. The Asian woman at the register says «We’re gonna serve you your orders in our take out cups, is that okay? It’s an hour before we close.»
Whoa…
First of all… you close at 9 pm… that’s not an hour before closing… second of all, telling customers that it’s «the owners’ policy» and that «people like to hang out after closing» tells me something else… you are lazy, you don’t like to do dishes, and you’re making up your own policy in order to not have to clean up as much after you close. If this is in fact the owner’s policy, its STILL a dumb rule!
Sip, Savor, Socialize, right? isn’t that what you advertise? We still could’ve sipped our lattes from a mug, savor our lattes from a mug, and socialize while enjoying our lattes from a mug. We were done by 8:40 pm which obviously gave you enough time to clean dishes! A person came in asking for the wi-​fi code at 8:45 pm, plopped on the couch, and started doing work. I thought you were closing soon??? I thought you don’t like when people «hang out»??? In any case, our lattes were pretty weak, and if we wanted paper cups, we would’ve gone through the drive thru elsewhere! ALOHA!!!
Shaka Meter: You don’t deserve any… maybe a middle finger with your policy?
Chances of returning? HELLZ NO!!!

Love it.
Cute coffee shop very European.
Cool patio lil Bit overpriced pastries but Good quality.
Will come back asap