Globe Cafe

First time in today. Staff was friendly. Prices were good.
They need to figure out the décor. It was a cross between a living room & a diner. There were too many televisions. I expect a café to be a place to relax or get work done. I don’t want to be inundated by CNN.
The latte I had was fine but not special. I also had a Danish and was disappointed that it was not fresh. They serve the pre-​packaged kind. It was not very good.

Great breakfast! Totally awesome coffee, with selections from all over the world! Better than Starbucks! We are experimenting with each visit. Makes it fun! Very unique way to tweak the flavor of your favorite coffee drink to keep things fresh. Very cool atmosphere for a coffee shop that is just a little bit more than your regular coffee spot. Warm and cozy inside. Really cool tables inside and nice sized patio tables outside. Great find, my fiancé and I come here often now. One of the best Ruben sandwiches I’ve ever had too. Like I said not your average coffee joint. Give The Globe a try for your next coffee run and you will get just a little more than you expected in the best way possible!

Came in today for a coffee and quick bite to eat. I ordered a Carmel frapp and the barista was very sweet. The Carmel frap was good. There was a good caramel flavor, but still had the essence of a coffee drink. The caprese salad was good and overall all of it was reasonably priced. It wasn’t anything that knocked my socks off, but I might stop in and try something else another day.

This place has potential but the staff needs training. We order two combos of sandwich and soup and they simply never served the soup to us. One of the staff members asked if we were served soup, we said no, expecting she would then bring to us, however it never happened. Sandwich was ok but nothing spectacular.

Best Panini’s ever awesome place to eat. You have to try the food. I eat here Monday through Thursday

A cute coffee spot! Great Coffee! With Outside tables!
Breakfast burrito were great! Salads and sandwiches for lunch!

Cozy little café. Great service, coffee, and food. I enjoy working next to this café.

I wanted to like this place, and it has potential, but it’s just not there yet. Good French press coffee. My husbands latte was luke warm– at most, and our omelets were overcooked. The layout is very awkward, and the high top tables are uncomfortable. We likely will not be returning because there are better options nearby.

Bread should be toasted for a Ruben, and clam chowder soup was runny.
There is so much bread and no meat.

Definitely a fan of this place! Not 100% sure I understand precisely what they’re going for in terms of their theme, but that isn’t for me to judge! Great place to have lunch, or a quick snack. Prices are reasonable; they have plenty of seating, (comfortable at that), and they also have plenty of power outlets to hookup to so you can be productive while indulging into one of their egg & cheese bagels.
They also have multiple televisions on several different receivers in case you’re not in the mood for a productive lunch, you may just relax the afternoon away.

Hidden gem!
Just stopped because we were passing by. Very Very good prices and even better food!

Staying to the point on this review.
Plus absolutely understand that every customers experience is different… but why! Ones service is evaluted when something goes wrong.
Please, do not leave my food on the cash counter and take orders on the register. From health codes and etc perspective you are breaking rules as well as from a curtosy and repect of the food. People speak and sometimes spit and etc can fall on the open food when people are talking and giving orders. Please train your employees. I dont feel like coming back as I almost left without taking my food. But then I spent like $ 12 …anyways we all make mistakes.

Great food, great service! Definitely, worth the visit! Cozy place to relax and enjoy a cup of joe!

All I can review is the hours. I work mon-​fri, Saturdays are for errands and home stuff, so we pile in the car on Sunday morning to come to Globe Café for the first time and its closed. Why would a breakfast/​lunch place be closed on a Sunday? Guess I will never know how good it is or isn’t.

20% off when you check in on Unilocal That vegetable panini, though! The veggies were perfectly marinated and grilled, there was a slice of fresh mozzarella cheese, and some black pepper that must have been crushed with love. Very pleased!
And the foam, guys! The foam! My hazelnut latte was prepared by a craftsman, clearly. The foam was delightfully thick, perfectly aiding in coating the mouth to prevent burn while sipping on the hot latte. Seriously a rare sighting. Sizes are small, medium 16oz, and large. And even though it was in a to-​go cup they added a foam design. The staff was friendly but not too chatty.
The temperature in the place was nice, not too cold (a common, yet unwelcoming theme in Starbucks for some reason). It’s well lit with lots of natural sunlight through their many windows. The patio is cute, has two tables with umbrellas for shade, and seats four. The indoor tables are high tops set for two (I loved the comfy, leather padded with back support chairs). There is a couch and a fireplace. Not hipster but nice.

Great coffee, good food. Sometimes it takes awhile even though they aren’t busy, but I think it’s due to having only one or two employees working. They can make you any type of coffee fresh and grind the beans there! I love going in after a good workout for a quick salad and coffee. Only downfall they’re closed on Sunday’s!

Went there for the opening night. Very hospitable and they offer great coffee selections. We also had the Vegetable Panini and it was AMAZING!!! The set up is cozy and overall very convenient, especially for a busy work day. This place is the perfect Grab n’ Go or Stay and RELAX! Can’t wait to go back!

Very cozy and clean new coffee shop.
I often visit some of my regular clients in the are and I noticed this newly opened coffee shop. I decided to give it a try because it was lunch time and of course I was hungry again.
The first impression was that the place is very clean and cozy. Next think was the friendly smiling girl behind the counter. I ordered a Cuban panini (of cource — I grew up in Cuba and have a special affinity to everything Cuban). The lunch was very tasty. I also had my usual double espresso, which was very strong and with wonderful aroma. I recommend to visit Globe Café if you are in the area.

This place just opened and it’s the cutest little café. I don’t live in the Las Vegas area but decided to try it out since it had a «grand opening» sign. There are little globes all over the place and a beautiful political map on the wall. It’s clean, bright, and very welcoming. There’s even a couch that faces the fireplace! It almost makes you feel like you’re right at home, especially right now with all the holiday decorations.
I ordered the salmon panini, Caprese salad, and soup of the day (which was cheeseburger chowder– sounds gross but was actually really delicious and hearty!!!). The salmon panini was to DIE for. I am a salmon fanatic and was shocked at how delicious it was considering the simplicity of it, as well as the price! The salad was also very good; nice fresh mozzarella, tomato, and basil.
You definitely get the mom and pop owned feeling when you walk in. It’s not a very big café (about 9 seat inside, but there is also seating outside as well) but I was not disappointed at all. Usually the small shops are the best!
The customer service was also surprisingly great, probably the nicest people I’ve ever come across and they genuinely want your input on the food (to tweak certain menu items I assume). I’ll definitely stop by next time I visit my friend in Vegas. I hope you guys do well! Good luck.

I’m giving this spot 3.5 stars, but rounding up this time due to the ambiance. Globe Café is a solid coffee/​drink spot with sandwiches and salads that shares a model that is similar to a Panera. It has just recently opened, and it looks like it has the potential to become successful.
I’ve been watching this spot for a while. It has been a bakery by it’s previous owners, and now looks more like a casual café spot. It is located off of Eastern Ave, and Wigwam. There is plenty of parking availiable outside.
I really liked what they did with the interior. It gives off a clean, warm vibe, and it was designed really well. I especially liked the fireplace near the back. There is also sections where you can pick up soft drinks and chips if you like. I ordered my food and sat down to wait.
Coffee: Just ordered a basic coffee. It was well brewed, no complaints.
Cuban Panini — I’ll start with the good news. The bread that they used is really good, a real quality bread. The ham and cheese were tasty and of good quality as well, and I liked the addition of pepperoncini, and the pickles were good as well. The bad news: This is not really a ‘Cuban’ sandwich. It was more of a Ham and Swiss sandwich. There was no roasted pork in the sandwich, which there should be in a Cuban sandwich. Also, I didn’t taste any mustard. My panini wasn’t as crispy as I would have liked it to be, and the cheese wasn’t melted. I would have liked it if they had brushed melted butter on the outside on the bread before pressing it, and pressed it a bit longer, about 4 minutes on each side to get the cheese to melt and to create a golden brown, crispy crust. But other than that, if it was called a Ham and Cheese Panini instead of a Cuban, I would have been happy.
I don’t like monster chains like Panera, and I like more mom and pop type places that do that style of food. They have some impressive looking viennoiserie, and I look forward to trying them in the future.