Florentine Cafe

Finally an AUTHENTIC ITALIAN CAFE / BAKERY has opened in Las Vegas straight from Italy . The pastry shop is attached to the Italian restaurant that is much larger than the pastry place itself. The restaurant is very airy and looks quite classy. The sitting is very limited at the pastry shop , seems like most people order to go.At this Las Vegas Italian Cafe you can expect to find an array of fresh baked goods. Using only the highest quality ingredients to elevate these Italian baked goods. They make all of their pasta and pastries in house, importing flower from Italy.They also serve delicious lattes, cappuccinos and coffees . Everything is baked fresh daily and you can taste the difference in every bite.We have ordered pistachio croissants and pistachio lattes and they were absolutely delicious , we have also purchased the sourdough bread made from scratch from the imported Italian flour . Extremely rare to find here in West Coast!The staff is friendly and welcoming. We truly felt appreciated and welcomed.Overall: Everything we have ordered was absolutely baked fresh and mouth watering.Hands down THE BEST CAFE/ BAKERY IN LAS VEGAS!We highly recommend it and definitely is a MUST VISIT!

This is a very small pastry cafe attached in the front of an Italian restaurant. It's with only a love seat couch and a high table with 2 chairs. Most likely you will have to get and go. Really like their lobster tail pastry, the pistachio custard filling g is rich but not overwhelmingly creamy and greasy. The crunchiness of the lobster tail and Sfogliatella is surreal!! So good!! Maritozzi is another popular item here, but you can actually skip it, just bread and whipped cream. I have been in love with Freddo coffee since my trip in Greece. When I saw this on their menu, I had to get it. But it's nothing like what it is in Greece. It's just a pretty light latte here. I'm a bit disappointed with their coffee. But I saw other customers order the pistachio honey latte and their seasonal strawberry chocolate latte, both look really good. I will have to give their coffee another try! And we will try the Italian restaurant soon.

Florentine Cafe is inside of Sgrizzi! While walking up, I was a bit confused but you open the door, and you walk right into a little cafe. To your left is a restaurant where a host will seat you if you'd like to enjoy your drink & pastry. I did notice people dining, so from my understanding they do brunch on the weekends for the restaurant section with an entire menu. I ordered a hot vanilla latte with and added a shot of espresso & the ham and cheese croissant. My friend got their popular pistachio affogato & the pistachio croissant. I really enjoyed what we ordered and the vibe of the entire space. Both of the pastries were so good and flakey, everything you want it to be. The affogato was great but not something I'd personally order. I kept it simple with the latte but it was just right. not too sweet, still flavorful.I'll be coming back! Definitely to try more pastries but also to try their other half, Sgrizzi.

Florentine Cafe is inside SGRIZZI. It's much smaller than I expected. There is one high top table and a couch for seating. We were welcomed in by the staff. There are pastries and desserts in the display and all look so good. For drinks we ordered an iced vanilla latte and iced pistachio latte. For pastries we got the croissant and pistachio danish. Since the couch was open we decided to eat there. Our order was brought out to us. There is a station with water and utensils. I didn't ask and I wish I would have to see if our pastries could have been warmed up. But it was still good. Our drinks were good as well. A lot of people came in for the restaurant side and we would like to eat there next time!

I found this cafe on Instagram, and was excited to give it a try. I just got the pistachio maritozzi, and it was absolutely delicious. The croissant portion was dense and buttery and perfect, while the cream was perfectly fluffy and not too sweet. I probably could have eaten two by myself. The service was friendly and we were able to get seated at the restaurant since the cafe had no place to sit, I can't wait to go back and try more.

Got some pastries and Affogato from Sgrizzi Restaurants' Bakery next door, Florentine Cafe.Wife got a Hazelnut Affogatto and I got a Pistachio Affogato. We got a Lobster Tail, Crookie, and Pistachio Croissant to share. Affogatos were delicious and this is the first place in Vegas to do affogato like how they do in ItalyThe Crookie was okay, but the standouts were the Lobster Tail and Pistachio Croissant. Prices are pretty steep for being just a few months open compared to established places like Cafe Breizh and Rosalie.Chef Marc's Hot Chocolate would definitely be a great addition to the drink selections.

This place is a little Italian escape. We had lunch at the connecting restaurant and got some pastries to go from the cafe. Everything you could tell was created with love. I am already daydreaming about another pistachio affogato.

My sister and I recently visited Florentine Café and thoroughly enjoyed the food, but there were some aspects of the experience that could be improved.We ordered the affogato, pistachio latte, tomato pie, and pistachio Cornetto, and all of the items were delightful. The standout for us was the pistachio Cornetto. The flaky pastry, filled with decadent pistachio custard that was somehow not too sweet. The pistachio latte complemented it beautifully.The affogato was another pleasant surprise: a simple yet satisfying dessert. As for the tomato pie, it was flavorful and enjoyable, though served cold. I didn't mind eating it that way, but my sister would have preferred it warmed up. Unfortunately, the café didn't have a way to heat it.Where Florentine Café falters is its seating and dining setup. The seating options are extremely limited--just a small sofa and a table with two high chairs. We were also confused about whether we were allowed to use the dining area if we weren't ordering from the brunch menu. It would be helpful if the staff provided clearer instructions about the dining policies.Despite these minor drawbacks, Florentine Café is still worth checking out. A bit of attention to seating and communication would make it even better. We'll definitely be back for that Cornetto, though!

Came here for the first time with my family to try a few pastries. While the employees are friendly, the pastries were honestly subpar. We were disappointed and hoping for delicious Italian pastries. Considering how overpriced each item is ($7 or so for each pastry), you are not getting your money's worth. We tried the lobster tail and pistachio danish. The lobster tail was extremely crispy, to the point where the crunch hurt both my husband and my palates. It was difficult to eat and overly baked. The custard was okay, but nothing mind blowing. Definitely not worth $8. The pistachio pastry was also lackluster. It did not have a strong pistachio flavor. The filling tasted somewhat stale and gluelike in consistency. Also not worth $8. I had actually also ordered a cannoli to try, but it seemed the worker did not hear this request. I didn't discover this until we left the establishment, and at first I thought we were overcharged, but I realized the $15 was for the two mediocre pastries above. We were disappointed to say the least, and I definitely don't think these pastries live up to their name. I would be hesitant to try other pastries at this point.

Such a cute little cafe on a great location!I'm sure we will begin to see more locations pop up around the city!I bought a little bit of everything and they were so kind to give me a scoop of free gelato! Didn't make it to the photo! But it was SO DAMN GOOD! :)