Gäbi Coffee & Bakery

Gabi Cafe — are you serious? This place absolutely delivers. The vibe, the food, and the drinks are all dialed in. It has a speakeasy-style atmosphere with incredible aesthetics that make you feel like you’re sitting in a hidden garden. Unique, relaxing, and beautifully designed. Definitely coming back next time I’m in Vegas.

This is my favorite café as a local here in Vegas! I always come either with friends or solo to do some work and sketch! The atmosphere is what sold me, but the food and drinks are 10/10 as well , whatever I have tried there I was not disappointed! Recommendations: the tiramisu croissant, salmon bagel and tbh all the drinks are great! Note:Go early to get nice seating spots!

The coffee was decent—I liked that the drink was not too sweet for my taste. There seemed to be plenty of matcha options on the menu too! The interior and theme of the space really caught my eye. I enjoyed the Korean history-inspired prints placed throughout the cafe. It was evident that the owner placed a lot of thought about the visitor experience.

Magical Experience!! 🌟 💫 One-of-king environment and exceptional coffee, Teas and Matcha. The front the Gabi Coffee & Bakery can be a little hard to find as the from is only one very large wooden door. It was confusing to me at first, but… after opening the door I was I introduced to a magical and serene European garden feel. The counter and kitchen area is inside a glass and brick greenhouse. The dining area has an assortment of different seating or lounging options, from comfortable sofas to your own book shelf playful seating. The coffee and teas are very well made with the finest ingredients. The bakery section has some bagels, croissants as well as delicious, and unique macaroons, cakes, etc. Gabi is also a great place for lunch. They offer an assortment of cold sandwiches and salads. Highly recommend for a sit back relax and just forget the world experience. ☕️ 🫖 🍰 🥯 🥗

The café is undeniably beautiful, and the coffee hit the spot, but the experience didn’t justify the cost. Nearly $50 for a sandwich and two coffees felt out of line—especially since everything was handled through counter service. For that kind of price, I expected a warm welcome, some level of table service or check-ins, and even a simple goodbye on the way out, but none of that happened. The décor is charming and well thought out, but considering the overall value, there are other spots in town that offer a much better experience for the money.