Almond & Oat has landed at shareDOWNTOWN in the Arts District, rolling out a vegan-focused menu built around oat milk and scratch syrups. The 1,400-square-foot café runs daily from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Foot traffic in the Las Vegas Arts District just picked up a new morning stop. Almond & Oat has opened inside the shareDOWNTOWN apartment complex, with Kyle Cunningham and the Coffee Class team steering the project. They’re banking on oat milk and vegan drinks moving from niche upcharge to daily staple for locals and visitors alike.
The café fills nearly 1,400 square feet and seats over 30. Inside, wood herringbone floors and greenery set a relaxed tone, while the space doubles as a living room for the neighborhood. FOX5 Las Vegas reports the address as 1300 S. Casino Center Boulevard, near Colorado Avenue, with doors open from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. every day.
The new Almond & Oat café occupies a space formerly home to Dig It Coffee Co. in the shareDOWNTOWN Arts District complex.
Every drink on the menu starts with oat milk and specialty coffee. House-made syrups and vegan options headline the list, including the Honey Sea Salt Latte, Oatmeal Cookie Latte, scratch Horchata Latte, and Banana Matcha. Fresh pastries and savory bites fill out the case, drawing both early risers and midday regulars.
Kyle Cunningham launched Almond & Oat in Henderson in 2023, then expanded to southwest Las Vegas in December 2025. The Arts District marks the third outpost, targeting a walkable, creative stretch with built-in foot traffic. FOX5 Las Vegas confirms this location follows the original Henderson café and the Sunset and Jones shop.
Cherry Development, which runs shareDOWNTOWN, has been stacking retail that supports its apartments. Managing partner Jason LeDell told Food & Beverage Magazine that Almond & Oat fits the Arts District’s energy and helps anchor the area as a social hub and leasing draw. LeDell said the retail space already pulls in neighbors, and the company is glad to add Almond & Oat to its lineup.
Hours run from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. The schedule keeps labor tight and targets the busiest hours. This lean model is showing up across Las Vegas, where coffee shops aim to serve both residents and the wider community without stretching resources thin.
The opening of Almond & Oat’s Arts District café comes amid heightened attention to neighborhood safety. Following a shooting during the First Friday event on October 4, 2026, which left one person dead and two injured, local business owners have been discussing potential changes to security measures in the area.
Plant-based drinks are now the baseline at Almond & Oat. Oat milk and scratch syrups answer steady demand for dairy alternatives and fresh ingredients. Foodservice buyers are watching this shift as it ripples through the beverage market.
The opening lines up with a wave of new coffee concepts shaping Las Vegas neighborhoods. Operators are zeroing in on high-frequency, lifestyle-driven spaces that double as amenities and gathering spots.
Cherry Development’s downtown playbook keeps evolving. After opening the first shareDOWNTOWN Arts District building in 2020 and a Fremont East site in 2023, the company launched shareWESTSIDE in the Historic Westside in June 2026. That project will sit next to The Good Word Social Club, a dining and entertainment venue set for early 2027.
Almond & Oat’s Arts District debut shows how beverage concepts and residential real estate are merging in Las Vegas. The approach is simple: plant a focused, plant-based coffee bar in a walkable, creative neighborhood, and it becomes both a daily habit for locals and a real amenity for residents.
