"I’ve been here with my husband twice now and both times were amazing. The food is 10 out of 10, the atmosphere is cool hipster, and the hip-hop music is great. The coffees and cocktails are equally amazing. I got the strawberry cucumber fizz and cookie butter latte - so good! Great prices as well. Definitely recommend!"

"The owner and all staff I have encountered are amazing. They are extremely personable, down to earth, and just overall a grand time. The food is cooked to perfection each time. I have been to this locations three times and each experience was phenomenal. My coworkers, fiancee, and myself all love Lexie. Also it’s rare I finish my food without a to go box but i ate it all this time. That creme brûlée french toast was other worldly. Also unlimited mimosas are totally worth it😆."

"I really liked the biscuits and gravy! Not sure how they do it, but the biscuit was a little crunchy which made it unique and yummy. Really impressed by our waitress, I ordered the Blueberry Joy Latte and she said it didn't look right, so she had it remade. It started to get really busy then and my friend ordered an iced latte that came hot. The person that brought it back had just poured it over ice so it was still warm. Our waitress brought a new one and the owner even checked in on us. I thought the service was fantastic even if we had a couple mistakes. This was our first time in and we'll definitely be back! The patio looks fantastic, can't wait to check it out when the weather gets cooler."

"We recently visited The Parlour in Henderson, the sister location to the popular spot in Downtown Las Vegas. This new outpost is much larger while keeping the same chic, eclectic charm that defines the brand. The stylish rose wallpaper, plush red velvet seating, and sleek black tables and chairs all make a return, creating a cool playful vibe. One standout design feature is the black-painted brick wall, adorned with The Parlour’s signature gold insignia, which adds a bold, artistic flair. Other fun touches include vintage memorabilia displayed on wall shelves, like the iconic leg lamp from A Christmas Story, which adds a whimsical twist to the space. While we couldn’t take advantage of the outdoor seating due to rain, the patio looked inviting and well designed, definitely something to look forward to on a sunny day. We arrived right when they opened on a Sunday morning and were the first customers in. As more people trickled in, the atmosphere remained relaxed and upbeat, with great music playing at just the right volume. The black tile ceiling added another layer of modern sophistication to the overall aesthetic. The service was fantastic. Both our waitress and barista were warm, friendly, and knowledgeable. They explained the menu thoroughly and made us feel genuinely welcomed. Now, onto the food and drinks, which did not disappoint. We really appreciated that they offer a dedicated vegan menu in addition to the regular selections. We tried the vegan sausage burrito and the waffles, and both were excellent. The burrito was flavorful, hearty, and generously portioned perfect for sharing. The waffles came topped with fresh fruit and were served with just the right amount of syrup. I also had their “Mocha But Better” brew, and it truly lived up to its name, smooth, rich, and perfectly balanced. All in all, The Parlour is a fantastic addition to the Henderson coffee and brunch scene. Great food, thoughtful décor, and wonderful service make this a spot well worth supporting. I highly recommend checking it out and showing some local love to help them thrive!"

"Food was good, but for the price, I was expecting more. The chilaquiles were good, but for $21, there wasn’t very much meat in them. It was presented nice, however, for the size of the meal (they used the small taqueria tortillas), I wouldn’t pay more than $18. The Farmhouse meal came with eggs, salad, bacon, fries, and toast…the salad was saltier than the fries. Breakfast potatoes would’ve been a better option in my opinion. Seems like more of a waste to include fries; that was mostly untouched on my plate. The concha French toast was delicious; I wish I would’ve taken pictures. We loved the themed decor; most of the tables were wobbly though. The kitchen could use more ventilation. At one point, our eyes were watering from all the chiles being cooked. 4/5 seems fair. The music was great; not too loud We ate most of our food, but the loss of one star was for the cost/size of the meal as well as the poor ventilation. You can definitely get a cheaper meal elsewhere, but trying new places is part of the fun! Side note: There’s a credit card fee; bring cash if you want to avoid the extra charge."