Caffè Bottega

This café was located inside of the hotel/​casino so it was kinda nice to have that atmosphere so close. Me and my girlfriend came here just looking for a drink while we were out on the town.
We walked in and started chatting it up with the worker, seeing as there was nobody else in the café. He was incredibly nice and helpful. He knew the menu incredibly well. I was legitimately impressed with how well he knew everything and how he could spout all this juts off the top of his head. It takes dedication to get to that point so I admire his persistence.
The reason I am putting it as only a 3 star is because we both ordered a chai tea latte and both of our drinks had very little flavor and were not that great. Neither of us were incredibly impressed with the quality of our drink. I would be willing to try it again but I wouldn’t be getting that drink.
Ultimately, don’t go out of your way to go here but if you’re around go ahead. There are many other places around where you can get a better drink.

Stumptown funk you up
Stumptown funk you up
Say whaaa?!
Cold brew coffee, that’s what.
Not new news, but Caffé Bottega in the Tuscany Casino is serving Stumptown Coffee Roasters cold brew coffee. After recently visiting the Pacific Northwest, I didn’t realize what a strong presence Stumptown coffee had there until I left. Strangely enough, I was on a tea binge at the time and subconsciously avoided coffee altogether (yes, I am looking at you S***bucks). My curiosity for Stumptown brought me on an adventure all the way to the Tuscany Casino.
From the main entrance of Tuscany Casino, go right to an almost hidden café. I was immediately enticed by the sweet goodies in the case, which had pastries and donuts. I went with a buttermilk bar (square shaped one) and wow, it was yummy. ⁵⁄₅
The highly anticipated cold brew, was a bit disappointing. Compared to other places in town, I was not impressed. Cold brew is supposed to have a less acidic and bitter taste. This version was acidic. There were some fruity and floral tones present. I did not finish my drink. ³⁄₅
The baristas were warm, friendly, and helpful. They do sell Stumptown coffee by the bag for $ 16.

I was here this past weekend and ordered a couple panini’s. For some reason the panini’s took a full 25 minutes to make which was getting pretty frustrating. We could see that basically only ONE employee was making the panini’s and he had to make all the customers’ panini’s basically one at a time as they only had 1 machine to do so and limited space.
To improve the experience, I think the cashier NEEDS to let people know before they pay that «hey just FYI it’s going to be approx an 20 minute wait» or whatever because us customers do not want to wait that long for a sandwich!!!
Anyways…beyond that … the paninis were actually very delicious. I enjoyed the bread they used and everything was very tasty.
Please just warn people if your sandwiches are going to take an abnormally long time.

The coffee was nice in this café but a real shame about the service — or lack of it. We were dining in this café, We put our order in for a large cappachino and medium latte in a cup as we were dining in. We were told that they only do the tiny cups and would have to have a paper takeaway cup despite the fact that we were dining in. I requested a muffin to go with it and stayed up the counter to pay. I was totally ignored so went and sat down. Our coffee was brought to is in the takeaway cups but no muffin. When I went up to get sugar etc was asked by the girl if I had my muffin which I replied no. She proceeded to get it and brought it over to where we were sitting having out coffee in a paper bag!!! I asked if I could have it on a plate as were dining in and warned up. This was begrudgingly done. While we were sitting eating the waitress came and told us we should have paid when we ordered. I replied I had been up there twice to pay and was ignored. Good coffee — bad experience !!! Would not go back there

love the stumptown coffee! great croissants too!

This coffee shop and is located in the Tuscany Resort near the pool area. I stopped in to meet some fellow Unilocalers that were staying at this particular hotel. I ordered the Stumptown Cold Brew for me beverage.
The cold brew was okay. It unfortunately had a sourness to it that was hard to avoid. It’s funny, even the guy behind the counter warned me about it, but I was set on a cold brew and understood a bit of sour, but not like this. It took a few drinks to get use to, but after a while it grew on me enough to finish it off. I don’t think they intended for it to be this sour, so I wonder if it was a bad batch.
Anyways, the service was very good and friendly. They also provide baked goods, craft beers, wine, and some light eats, perfect for enjoying pool side. The WiFi is free, but you have to ask for the password. The have a small amount of comfortable seating inside and an abundance outside near the pool.

Disappointed. Ordered a small coffee and the lady taking my order said that I should probably get the medium size because the small would be too strong. Ok, so they don’t adjust the shots according to their sizes of coffee!!!

I wish i could do a follow up visit but i’m going to give the benefit of doubt to the café because three stars is too low but four is a bit high.
The service was good for a walk-​up counter coffee shop and my pastry was nice but forgettable. I would like to revisit the coffee though. I had a small cappuccino which came in Italian style, foamy and without latte art. It was not overly foamy and the temperature was acceptable though i would call it on the hot side for a cappuccino. No complaints on the shot though, excellent pull of some Stumptown.
What is going to pull this place down is the sterile hotel lobby interior and elevator music, it feels geared towards conventioners and AARP members. It was very clean on a positive note, i would just advise inquiring about outside seating (also note that there is serious smoke smell wafting in from the casino floor). Also a big plus is the prices are awesome, like cheaper than most neighborhood cafes but with better beans.
I can’t say this is worth a cross town trip but if you are staying here or hanging around the LINQ i would recommend a stop by.

Great coffee has finally arrived in Las Vegas. Caffe Bottega is brewing Stumptown Coffee Roasters coffee, one of the country’s finest artisanal coffees. They do a great job with both the brewed coffee and espresso drinks here. I love to start out the day here with a cappuccino, a croissant, and a fresh orange juice!
In addition to the great coffee & bakery items, there is a great food menu. The food menu has paninis, pizzas, salads, charcuterie, etc.
My favorite part of all though is the craft beer selection. They have an outstanding selection of local craft beers, like Joseph James and Tenaya Creek. Moreover, they have an amazing selection of Belgians, including my favorite Rochefort. You’ll also find other Trappist beers, Rodenbach Grand Cru, Duvel, and more.
The atmosphere is very warm and inviting. It’s a comfortable atmosphere and there’s a nice patio outside as well. Also, the service is really friendly. The staff really tries hard and even seem to know some of my preferences. Best of all, prices are really reasonable.
Caffe Bottega is my new favorite coffee & beer spot in Las Vegas.

Had breakfast there twice. Nothing to complain about. ⁴⁄₅ because of missing opportunity to sit outside. :-)

The Grand Opening featured a beer, soda and coffee tasting, along with food samples. Joseph James brewery reps were on hand with goodies and samples of their chocolate stout and rye brews.
This is a nice little café with a selection of craft brews, coffee bevvies and paninis, pizza, salad, etc. A sign advertised homemade potato chips.
The food was very good, I especially liked the pastrami panini and Caesar salad. The Tuscany has a few restaurants to choose from, and without knowing if these also have local brews such as Joseph James, I’d choose the café. We had outdoor seating for the party, but that looked temporary as in just for the grand opening.

Cold brew Stumptown coffee on tap! Enjoyed with a charcuterie and cheese plate with pesto and olives. Perfect way to kick off my Vegas trip. The barista told me they flew the employees out for training from the Stumptown owner.

Nothing makes this Portland girl happier than finding Stumptown Coffee in Vegas! If you are going to do the late night Vegas adventure, having Stumptown to start is basically just setting yourself up for success! Just a quick detour from the strip, this new café is located in The Tuscany. They have a nice selection of craft beers, wine and even cider on the menu. A totally affordable little foodie nook off the strip, definitely worth the trip, you will save a small fortune by venturing ½ mile off the strip. They have a really nice charcuterie board with a great selection of cheese and meat but the duck sausage is the winner on this plate! We also split the veggie board which had my favorite SF Cowgirl Creamery cheese (Barely Buzzed)! If you haven’t tried this cheese you must it’s rubbed with espresso and lavender, okay it might sound a bit wild but it’s delish! The flat bread pizza was also really tasty! And if you can, save room for dessert, giant chocolate chip cookies, lots of pastries and probably one of the best coconut macaroons I’ve ever had (so soft)! Staff was really friendly and helpful. This will likely be my new Vegas spot when I want some good food without the strip chaos and price!