Vesta Coffee Roasters

Raoul Tamayo 8 months ago

Like other location- This Vesta location didn’t disappoint. Place was packed at 10 am in the morning on a weekday. There is a long line but moves to get to go goods. Tried their special of the day - pan de muerto with black sesame. Bread was fresh, delicious, and tasted well. Avoided getting our usual and tried the seasonal drinks- loved the salted caramel banana latte- delicious. Will definitely come back and eat in nice time.

Jonathan Hughes a month ago

If you are looking for high-quality coffee in Las Vegas, Vesta is a solid choice. I had both the single-origin espresso and a pour-over, and they were excellent—clean, flavorful, and expertly prepared. The barista seemed a little grumpy when putting my drinks out on the counter. It was a cool bonus to see them roasting on-site while I was there; you can't get much fresher than that! The atmosphere is high-energy, though the music was a bit loud for my taste, so I chose to move seats to find a quieter spot. Overall, the quality of the coffee speaks for itself. A must-visit for anyone who appreciates a serious roasting and brewing program.

JustaMollusk 3 weeks ago

Highly recommend the herbed avocado toast with poached egg! The flavors were perfectly balanced and everything paired really well together. I also loved the guava passionfruit matcha!

Brendan Gonzalez 3 months ago

We love coffee and so glad we found this gem when visiting the art district in Vegas! We ordered two of their seasonal drinks, the Guava Passion Fruit Matcha, and the Mont Blanc. Highly recommend Shoutout to the friendly staff for making us feel welcome !

Marc Milrod 7 months ago

A decent boutique coffee roaster, offering up their own for drip, pour overs, espresso. They are sporting a modest kitchen, which is a tad smaller than the coffee counter. They offer a short slate of house made pastries as well as packaged coffee. The kitched also does some breakfast dishes, toasts, salads, etc.. On the North side of 18b with its own parking lot, seating for about 25. The La Marzocco machine impresses, and it means they MUST be filtering this Las Vegas water. Roasts from what I can see in the grinder bins are on the light side of medium roast, and a tad dry on the outside. The one 12 oz. drip I got ran true to form with that dry observation (one free refill). Less my style, but well executed. Mr. Barrista chatted with me a bit, and handed me an Americano. Definitely shows a lot more character, but subdued. These always come out too hot for me, and oxidized a bit in the cooling. Aromatics of... sorry for the beer jargon, dried grain, almost bready, reminsicent of a good Brown Ale or an English Dark Mild. Taste includes lightly vinuous, or wine-y character. The dry sensation is gone. Def. if you want the more complex characteristics, go for the espresso options. There is a third crew tending to the roaster, which is adequately vented,or the whole shop would smell of it. Clean and neat facility, !~20% dedicated to roasting.