Espresso — Restaurant in Paradise

Tucked away in the vibrant heart of Las Vegas, there's a hidden treasure that coffee lovers simply must discover: Espresso. From the moment you step inside, you're greeted by the rich aroma of freshly ground beans, setting the stage for an extraordinary coffee experience.

The ambiance is a delightful blend of modern chic and cozy comfort, with plush seating and eclectic decor that invites you to linger. The baristas are true artisans, crafting each cup with precision and passion. I tried their signature Velvet Espresso, and it was a revelation—smooth, bold, and with a hint of chocolate that danced on the palate.

What truly sets Espresso apart is their commitment to quality and innovation. They offer a rotating selection of single-origin beans and unique brewing methods, ensuring there's always something new to try. The staff is incredibly knowledgeable and eager to share their love for coffee, making each visit both educational and enjoyable.

Whether you're a coffee aficionado or just looking for a perfect pick-me-up, Espresso is a must-visit destination. It's more than just a coffee shop; it's an experience that will leave you buzzing with excitement long after your last sip. Don't miss out on this hidden...

The name “ Espresso “ drew me in but is sadly misleading. ( Side point: there are 2 lines. You join One for food, One line for drinks. Both lines had at about 20 people, you can imagine how this played out because by the time you get your food or drink you’re then waiting for the other. This can work if there are 2 of you ( 1 go order food, the other go order the drinks ) but this morning i am by myself, wife waiting patiently in hotel room for her morning coffee. Unfortunately, theres no espresso in these coffees, not that i see. i paid for 4 shots in each of our cappuccinos just to be on the safe side and had them make them ‘ semi- dry ‘ to be extra sure. But they are both so milky, so much, We cannot taste the coffee bean at all or feel any caffeine hit. I don't have the patience this morning to go back downstairs, because theres probably a line i would have to join for 20 mins to make a complaint so im just going to pour these away and go find a real cafe...

This is a great place/idea, BUT lots of service/management issues. The fact that everyone is standing in the same line whether you are ordering food that needs to be prepared along with those who want to grab a pastry and coffee is ludicrous. There needs to be at least 2 separate lines. Now you have put another wrench in the process by adding online p/u orders, which are being prepared by the people who are the same ones serving the people who are waiting in line. WHAT? While I was in line, which took me almost 40 minutes, for regular coffee and 2 pastries, there was one woman who said forget it I'll walk to Starbucks, then on my way back up to my room there was a couple who said, Walk out the door to Dunkin Donuts, it's cheaper and even with the walk, it's faster. The idea of this venue is great, it just does not function well and desperately needs a good manager who understand...