Cafe Lola

Cute, very Instagram-style atmosphere and the food itself was genuinely good. We ordered coffee and a few small bites and enjoyed everything, though prices run high (the $3 oat milk upcharge is a bit much). The biggest issue is the wait time. During any rush the line gets very long, and it feels avoidable given how quick the actual orders are. Worth trying if there’s little to no line, otherwise there are better options on the Strip.

I visited Lola Cafe on February 8th at around 11am and was really looking forward to trying their gourmet donuts. The presentation was absolutely beautiful — they looked picture-perfect. Unfortunately, the donuts tasted very old. They were dense and not airy at all — not fluffy like most people say they are — which was really disappointing. On a positive note, the drinks were the highlight of our visit. The matcha was a 5 out of 5 — we loved it! We tried the Valentine’s Day fresas con crema iced matcha latte, which tasted amazing. My husband ordered a hazelnut latte, and that was very good as well. I ordered the breakfast sandwich, which was average tasting. My husband had the breakfast platter, and he also said it wasn’t anything exceptional. My daughter had the acai bowl, which was just an average-tasting acai bowl. The service was very welcoming. The man who was cleaning up was especially friendly and nice, which we really appreciated. Overall, the drinks and service stood out, but the food — especially the donuts — didn’t quite live up to the hype.

Make sure to get there early for crème brûlée donuts. They sell out early, as most good bakeries do with their best items. The flavor and the textures make it a really nice treat. We also had a vegan and gluten free Oreo donut that was extremely delicious as well. Its consistency was more like cake than a donut but the rich flavors made it so we didn’t even care. We had an iced French Toast Matcha and a cinnamon salted caramel latte. Both were very good and rich in flavor. I just don’t think they were worth the price. It’s very clean and nice but there really isn’t a “vibe” in here. Grab the baked goods but get some coffee or tea somewhere else.

I was really interested in trying the crème brûlée donut, but when I arrived around 3 PM they were already sold out. If you’re hoping to get that one, I’d definitely recommend going before 1 PM. Our server was very nice, and the place itself is super cute—great for pictures. We ended up trying the pumpkin spice donut, which just wasn’t my favorite and it was on the pricier side. Overall, a charming spot, but get there early for the best selection.

I've been following Saint Honore donuts for a couple years now and was really looking forward to trying their donuts! There was no line and pretty much empty. The service was excellent and the staff super nice. We tried their top 3 donuts, our favorite was the canoli, then the creme brulee and finally the nutella/hazelnut one. We loved the three of them. They may be a little more expensive than their flagship location, but it's worth stopping by cafe lola at Caesars to avoid a couple Ubers back and forth to their donut shop.