Sambalatte Torrefazione

I recommend there Chai Latte! I had them add in almond milk and it tasted amazing! The latte was so calming & perfect! Definitely will be back again to try other drinks from there menu :) love that there is a drive thru as well. It is Very nice inside too!

Thy have good coffee. It’s not the best I have ever had, but I do prefer it to Starbucks. I got a 16oz White Mocha for $ 5.00.

Great atmosphere and delicious coffee. Best part is the friendly staff. Individually owned so another good reason to support.

This place is right by my work and after months of just driving right by it, I decided to finally check it out. The baristas are extremely helpful in explaining the menu and they even offered to make a new drink if I didn’t like what I ordered. I loved their ginger infuser it’s perfect for brutal summer days and since Las Gaygas gets 5 months of summer, I imagine this place can get quite busy. The place is very clean as well. So that’s a definite plus! Will definitely come back!

Tons of electrical outlets. Free WiFi. Good selection of drink, pastries, some food. Very good place if you need to squirrel away to get some work done on your laptop. Not quite «cozy» but definitely comfortable and quiet and mellow. Lots of outdoor seating in the shade, which in Vegas in May is perfect.

Met a friend here for a coffee date and I liked it. The environment was friendly and welcoming. My only concern was it was hard to find the cashier and when my ham and cheese foldover was ready it was so greasy I had to get napkins twice to clean myself up! My latte was decent as well but the design lacked presentation. up. I guess I had high expectations since I’m a Starbucks addict but I would return for a friend if invited.

This place doesn’t know how to make a cappuccino. I don’t always order cappuccino but when I do I at least expect it to be different from a latte. There is a thin layer of foam on top of a sea of steamed milk in my cappuccino while the foam should be equal part to the milk. So disappointed.
I guess this place is called Sambalatte because they only know how to make lattes.

Was not impressed with this place. Once we walked in… We weren’t even greeted. Told them it was our first time in and the cashier was just staring at us. Usually when a worker is told that… They would give some type of guidance or help as far as what’s popular, etc. The guy just stood there staring off into space.
We felt pretty rushed, so we just ordered whatever. We also asked how much the pastry was and the cashier said she didn’t know. How do you not know?! We got our order fairly quick… But lacking the taste. It was mediocre. Nothing that would make me want to come back here. They get a negative review for the poor customer service and our order being rushed. Eh, sucks! This is a pretty well known coffee spot. The employees should work hard to keep this place up and running as it should be.
They get a star for cleanliness. I’ll give them that. And another star for their muffins!

I’d been here prior and was impressed enough to bring my brother and girlfriend out here to try it for themselves. Today however was not nearly as I had previously recalled my first visit.
My brother and I both avid coffee drinkers were looking forward to having just a simple iced coffee but to our dismay they did not have any. Now we were not distraught enough to leave and not give them a chance we simply grabbed some iced americanos. I just found it odd for a coffee shop to not be prepared on a Monday morning in Las Vegas with such a simple staple to a coffee menu. With that in mind our drinks were great quality and the coffee did redeem our visit only sparingly.
The woman at the register was clearly new as she was asking questions of the other two baristas as she was ringing us up. This was the other situation I felt just simple was not handled well from the customer’s point of view. I’ve been a barista trainer now for the better part of 5 years and as the trainer you are the bridge between customer and trainee and it is up to you to ensure the interaction goes well for both parties. As the customer we felt awkward the trainee was searching for buttons and you could sense that she was uneasy from our point of view and her fellow baristas did not come to her aide.
Overall if you are looking for a good cup of coffee and a place to study by all means swing on through;however, if you enjoy that human interaction and friendly faces of smiling baristas there are plenty of new coffee shops popping up around town that can provide that smile.

I won’t be coming back. I was the only one in the drive thru. I ordered my drink, they told me to pull up to the window. Then after 3 – 4 minutes of waiting, the lady came to the window and didn’t know my order. I had to repeat it to her. I felt bad, it was like she was the only one working. It took me about 10 minutes to get thru a drive thru with no one in line.
Every time I go here, the drink taste different. They don’t have a standard for how many pumps of sweetener to put into the drinks I guess. I get a Iced Vanilla Latte, and the last time, about 6 months ago, I went there it was beyond drinkable because they filled it with too much syrup The next time I go, they didn’t put any in.
Also, they used to have a reward system (they still might have it), where you buy a certain number of drinks, you get one free. I purchased the same drink 10 or 12 (whatever the reward system was) times. When I got to my free drink, they charged me for flavoring the free drink since vanilla latte is not on the menu. The latte was free, not the vanilla!
I got a croissant and they don’t heat it or anything. It was not fresh and couldn’t believe they charge $ 4.25 for that.
It’s too bad, because I generally like there coffee when they make it right (which is rare and too costly to trial and error to pray they make it right!)

Love this place. The drinks I’ve had so far are delish! The staff is friendly & helpful. Only 4 stars because the floor could have used a sweep & some tables cleaned off… A good place to study, have a business talk, or just hang out. The patio is nice.

4.5÷5 but not allowed to do half points… So rounded up 5 stars.
Why not the perfect 5 star? Because the service overall is normally great… But I have been a few times where the baristas were a little bit snooty… They were arguing with me on how best to drink my coffee… I mean I understand that they are trying to teach me BUT it should always be a suggestion. Everyone’s taste buds are a little different… u know? :)
On the other hand… The coffee has always been delicious!!! I have not had one cup of Joe to speak that I have not enjoyed 100%. Every single cup… I have had had been delicious. :). I’ve tried some of the flavors lattes… Nutella being my favorite… The steam punk is always top notch… I’ve tried a couple of different mixes… And they were all great. On the cold side… Frappes were always good… iced lattes were good too.
They also have pellegrino which I love to drink. One of my most favorite sparkling waters. :)
The food I have never had as they’ve never really appealed to me… So I can’t say anything about that.
When I think of great coffee… Sambalatte always comes to mind for me. :D the service sometimes is a miss… BUT the coffee is da bomb!!!

If you are looking for some place with actual coffee Sambalatte is a great spot. They have a full menu of your standard coffee drinks, but they have a great cold brew too. Plus, the amazing baristas craft not only delicious and very strong tasting lattes they make them works of art. I really dig their food menu as well. They have quiches, cookies and many other enticing items. My favorite thing is their blueberry muffin. It’s loaded with blueberries, moist all the way through and not overly sweet. My only criticism would be maybe a little more comfortable seating. I do love the option of sitting outside that they offer. Sambalatte also has a cute set of water dishes outside for doggies.
I love coffee shops and Sambalatte is my go to spot on this side of town. I’m always down for one of their lattes and a blueberry muffin. If you love coffee as much as I do make sure to hit this spot up for a strong cup!

Sambalatte Torrefazione is where serious coffee lovers unite!!!
I just love the huge array of coffees they have practically covering every time of the day.
One of the things I noticed that stands out is their steampunk selection. These coffees are strong, ultra smooth and satisfying.
I ordered the Ethiopian Simdamo, I didn’t add much sugar and cream because I wanted to taste the natural flavor of the coffee, it had notable citrus accents to it. The chocolate biscotti went well with the coffee.
The chocolate and nutella cappuccinos are amazing, its not too sweet that it overpowers the coffee.
I like the staff that work there they very are cool people, they make the place enjoyable to relax.
My only con is the sandwiches, they didn’t taste fresh and a bit pricey.
They were shrink wrapped in the refrigerator, maybe mine sat there too long.
I would prefer that they make it in house.
I have no complaints on the baked goods those taste awesome.

CAFE VIBES
Walked in here since I have been trying to get out of the house more often & being more productive w/​my day… saw on Unilocal that they had a pretty good review.
I’m not much of a coffee drinker but I do like tea lattes! They seemed a bit busy when I came & the staff was running around a bit. They took my order & my drink was ready pretty quickly. Not so much of an actual café style since they don’t deliver your drink to you but more like Starbucks style where you pick up your drink at the window.
The table areas are a bit small so I will have to say it would be hard to lay out all your study stuff or work & laptop stuff & your drink & be comfortable…
MATCHA TEA LATTE $ 6.25 — it was SUPER green! I like my green tea latte a little more creamy so this wouldn’t be my favorite place to get it… but their design artwork is pretty ahahah. Also a bit on the expensive size.
Overall it was a nice experience but wouldn’t really say it would be a place I would choose to come back to on a daily basis.

Hmm, a group of friends and I came here with the interest of getting some coffee and snacks as we play board games. We quickly found out that this would not be the ideal place because there was not really much room since the tables were so tiny. In fact, if two people get a pastry dish, you will not have enough space to put both pastry holders on the same table. I get they are short on space, but I think they could have a couple bigger tables to help with issue.
Alright, now onto the food/​drinks. Mmmm all the food sitting behind the bar looked so so tasty, but I didn’t know how much most of it was. I already spent 5 bucks on a smallish coffee and could only imagine the prices of food. I did have the opportunity to sample a friends nutella bomb, that was devoured 30 seconds after eating it. So we know it was tasty.
Anyways, my white chocolate mocha coffee was great. It was the perfect drink to sip and read a book. But due to the spacing issue, I found myself quickly chugging it so we could relocate to another place to find space for our board games.

Matcha Latte w/​Almond Milk ($ 7): Delicious! Definitely one of the best matcha lattes I’ve had. Perhaps it was the almond milk since most places only have soy as a milk alternative. I really enjoyed this beverage and there’s SO much of it in one cup!
Almond Croissant ($ 4.25): This was decent croissant, but far from the best. It was heavily loaded with all the sugar/​almond goodness and lacked the crisp of a good croissant. It’s also one of the more expensive croissants in town.
Sausage, Egg, and Cheese Muffin ($ 8): A good sandwich, but WAAY overpriced. I still can’t get over how expensive this was and trust me, it wasn’t anything special. It was an English muffin, cheese, sausage patty, and premade egg. Like McDonald’s.
Quiche Lorraine ($ 7.75): This quiche was only slightly larger than the sandwich, so it was small. Great flavor, but unfortunately salty.
I’m a little torn about how I feel toward Sambalatte. It’s a cool hang out. I like the space (besides the crowded tables in the main area) and the baristas are delightful. My sister and I spent a couple hours here during the afternoon and it was such a pleasant stay.
On one end, I LOVED my Matcha Latte. However, the food was overpriced and disappointing. Are coffee shops not supposed to have good food? I don’t know, I don’t spend a lot of time in coffee shops. I didn’t even have the coffee. I’m pretty sure most people are coming to Sambalatte for the coffee anyway, but just as a precaution, stay away from the food!

I got a good strong cup of cappuccino here. They are known for their Nutella Latte ($ 5.25), but I just felt like having a cappuccino ($ 3.50).
They do varietal brews here on their steampunk machine. There were flavor notes for all the coffees so I asked about the flavor notes iced coffee, which I was going to take for the road after I finished my cappuccino. Unfortunately the cashier and the barista said they couldn’t tell me anything about the iced coffee other than they pour it out of a bottle. I wish I could say I was making that up, but they explained that their headquarters just had them switch the process a day ago. Before they used to make the iced coffee there, but now it’s bottled at their central processing and shipped to the stores to sell as cold brew. Understandable, but still, if it was my store, I would have had all of my staff taste it before we put it out so that they knew what the product was… especially since it didn’t require them any work to prepare it.
They also carry eight hot teas and four different iced teas and they can do tea via the steampunk method.
The store is new inside with curves that curve back into another small back room and then curves again to the restrooms.
Okay, looking at the menu again, how did I miss seeing the Nutella Cappuccino ($ 3.75)? FAIL HOWIE. FAIL.

This place earned my fan badge, not only because they can make a great Americano, but they make it with great friendly service.
I stopped in with a few friends, and we all ordered things. I ordered the said two shot Americano straight and an almond biscotti. The Americano was great and provided not only the strength of a great espresso, but also a great rich robust flavor with the kick I needed to make through the rest of the day, but absolutely no bitter after taste. The biscotti came in a small little box, a little over kill for eating in, but it was nice, and it was quite good. it was perfect for dipping in the Americano and had a mild almond flavor and a great crunchy texture, but soaked up that rich Americano rather easily.
They provide plenty of seating inside and outside, including WiFi for those who needed it. Service was top rate and I was even offered a refill. I hope more of these start pooping up around Vegas, better yet, bring some down to San Diego!

A great place for good quality coffee! I usually have the Ethiopian Steampunk which is quite delicious. As someone who loves coffee this place is like a dream come true.
The staff is always friendly and make the experience the fun time it should be. The interior is inviting and sets the mood for the caffeine influx that I came for. They also have plenty of tasty macaroons and other treats. If you like a real coffee experience then Sambalatte is the place.