Springs Cafe

Surprisingly high quality food is being served at this casual cafe in Springs Preserve. I have been to many small cafes located inside museums and parks because my kids have never seen a snack that they didn't need to have. I was expecting to find the typical chicken tenders and mac n' cheese on the menu, which they do have, but this place is so much more. My BLT was expertly crafted with a touch of house made bacon jam and basil aioli, sandwiched between a delicious ciabatta bread. What was supposed to be a quick snack to tide me over, ended up being a very enjoyable meal. This cafe offers everything from breakfast to burgers, as well as snacks and beer. If you are looking to feed your kids while visiting Springs Preserve, you'll be pleased to know that there are some decent food options for grownups to be had.

Springs Cafe is located at the Springs Preserve on Valley View and Alta. You'll find them near the main entrance, there's an elevator that goes up to the second level. Parking is free and plentiful.Inside has ample seating for a table, high top, and an outdoor dining with fantastic view. Atmosphere is relaxing with good music playing various genres from old school, love songs, pop, R&B, and techno.Menu offers a great selection of sammiches, burgers, salads, breakfast, including a kids menu, smoothies, coffee, and assorted baked goods from Bronze Cafe. Most popular treats are banana flax cake, chocolate chip cookie, and peanut butter snickerdoodle. I had Texas Grilled Cheese ($12), very delicious! The sandwich is soft and crispy with gooey melted cheese accompanied with fries, and choice of cheesy macaroni or tomato soup. I opted for tomato soup, it's zesty, chunky, and so flavorful, I used it as the main dip for the fries. The Berry Stacio Salad ($12) is light and refreshing! It has peppery arugula topped with fresh strawberries, blueberries, pistachios, goat cheese crumble, served with lemon vinaigrette, yum!Hot Golden Mylk Latte (16 oz, $6) with coconut milk is soothing and complements nicely with berry salad.Fruity Pebbles Treat ($4) has puffed rice and is gluten-free. This special treat is a generous portion and tasty!Service from Matteo, Zeus, and Giselle is welcoming, attentive, friendly, and accommodating. David, the manager from Bronze Cafe, was there on Nevada Day, and he is very kind! He mentioned about service and efficiency improving significantly from twelve months ago which is a major achievement!

I liked this spot a lot. They have a varied menu with plenty of vegan options.Service was a tad slow, but they were friendly and food came accurately made.There was a lot of seating inside; a great spot for a book club. There was also some generous outdoor seating options which will be great when the weather cools down.

If you have a Bank of America card, you can come to Springs Preserve for free during the first weekend of each month! The Springs Cafe has a nice view of the strip, fresh air and open space. Haven't tried most of the food items, but have tried the birthday cake waffles at $7 for 4 slices. It's good! The whip cream is dairy free and the syrup they give you is sugar free. You can add on potatoes or a cup of fruit on the side. Service is also efficient here, really nice people and etc.

This place has been on my list for a while. I am extremely happy that I finally made it out here. I'm vegan and they have so many options! First of all it's located at the springs preserve which is a gorgeous view to look at from the restaurant. There is ample free parking. I decided to get an iced latte and was overwhelmed by how many different flavors there are to choose from. The kind cashier helped me to narrow down my choices. I wanted to eat at the cafe but since I got there kind of late (1 hour before closing) I ordered my food to go.The food. Wow my mind is blown. Amazing amazing amazing. I got David's Special and the Vegucated Order. I'm in heaven. I also picked up a couple of vegan muffins which I will try later today. This place is quite a drive for me but I want to come back!! :) thank you for the great food and service!

It was okay. The salad I had was a good size but the bacon bits are mediocre, the chicken on my salad was really cold. The avocado and tomatoes seemed fresh so bonus points for that. I ordered a pancake order for my little sister. It had more whipped cream than she knew what to do with. It was pretty pricey too. I ordered us two lattes and those were yummy. The other benefits of this spot is the beautiful views of Las Vegas, the great setup of tables, the whole ambiance is really welcoming and unique for this side of town. The service was also great.

Lots of seating space indoor and outdoor. Menu included a variety of things. We stuck with sandwiches and tenders for the kids. Great service and the food was okay and good-size portions for price.

Located in the Beautiful Springs Preserve, I stopped by for an early lunch. It's on the second floor with an elevator if neeeded. The second floor allows for indoor and outdoor seating with a wonderful view. It was already busy when I walked in, but the line moved along. Order at the counter and you get a number so that they can bring the food and drinks to you (there's a fountain drinks station inside). The staff also came around cleaning the tables and anything you were finished with. Very friendly. The Botanical Burger came with fresh hot well-salted crispy exterior and soft interior fries. The impossible patty was tender and flavorful. The caramelized onions added a lovely sweetness and balsamic tang to balance the sharpness of the arugula.The Chai Latte (24oz, iced, with oat milk) did take a while to come out (I devoured the burger and half my fries before it came out). Worth the wait though. It was heavy on the spices, and not overly creamy.The cafe is very family friendly (kid's menu, wide spaces between tables to push strollers along, and high chairs), so it's a nice spot to grab food and enjoy the view without having to leave Springs Preserve.

Went here on a Monday at 11 am and it wasn't busy at all! But it did get a lot busier at 12 pm when we were leaving. Service was good and polite. They were nice, professional, and fast.The location was also very clean which is rare when there are so many kids dropping food everywhere! But they have people walking around to clean up quickly and fast.The prices are a bit high, as to be expected from an attraction. $12 for a burger and $12 for salads. They had kids meals but I brought the kids their lunch so we saved money on their meals and they didn't give us any issues with eating our own food. They gave us plates and utensils to eat it!We would recommend this place as somewhere to get food when visiting the preserve. We went there without needing a ticket and then went in with our tickets afterwards.Quality of the food was good too. Was better than I thought it would be as cafeteria food. So I was satisfied when my impossible burger!! And the salads were a good size for the $12 and had chicken/protein in it!Also, plenty of high chairs and boosters for kids and seating for everyone!

This casual eatery serves breakfast and lunch. The food is provided by Bronze Cafe and the beverages are provided by Aspire Coffee--both local businesses.The food menu features three sammiches that have vegan analogues. Vegucated Order is my favorite because it has everything the other two sandwiches do. Among the ingredients are vegan turkey, soy bacon strips, and plenty of healthy veggies. Botanical Burger is what I'd like to try next.For my most recent visit, I enjoyed the Vegan Breakfast Burrito from their specials menu. The arugula provides a nice peppery flavor.I'm a big fan of the superfood latte, Green Eye, made with matcha and espresso, which I get with soy milk.Located on the second floor, the indoor and outdoor seating both provide a nice view overlooking Springs Preserve. Service is friendly and prompt, though the series of questions asked when placing your order can seem like overkill.