Phin Smith Coffee House

Phin Smith Coffee House is a coffee shop in Las Vegas, NV, located at 7208 S Jones Blvd #101. It serves Vietnamese-style coffee and specialty drinks, with a menu built around traditional phin-dripped coffee, espresso-style options, teas, and matcha lattes. Signature offerings include Cà Phê Sữa Đá (Vietnamese iced coffee with sweetened condensed milk), Cà Phê Brulee (an egg-coffee variation with whipped egg custard over phin-brewed coffee), Đen Đá (traditional Vietnamese black coffee served over ice), L'Americaine (a phin-brewed twist on an iced Americano), and a Coconut Latte. The shop also serves flavored drinks such as Banana Coffee, Peach Breeze tea, Taiwanese Sea Salt Jasmine Tea, Strawberry Matcha Latte, and a seasonal Taro Affogato blending taro ice with phin-dripped coffee. It holds a rating of 4.50 stars.

Phin Smith was founded around Vietnamese coffee culture, with beans sourced from Vietnam's coffee-growing regions. The Saigon Roast uses 100% Da Lat Arabica, grown in the cool, temperate mountains of Da Lat, while the District 1 Blend combines Central Highland Robusta with Arabica for a bolder, darker cup. The shop's team describes itself as a collective of baristas, roasters, thinkers, students, artists, and recipe makers, united by a shared passion for crafting memorable coffee experiences. The menu draws inspiration from travels and recipes discovered abroad, with an emphasis on slowing down, thoughtful brewing, and the cultural exchange that coffee invites. The Las Vegas location is open Monday through Friday from 7 AM to 7 PM and on Saturday and Sunday from 8 AM to 8 PM. A second location operates in Garden Grove, CA.

The coffee shop sits on South Jones Boulevard, about a quarter mile south of West Warm Springs Road and roughly half a mile from Roy Horn Way. The Bruce Woodbury Beltway (Interstate 215) runs within about six-tenths of a mile to the north, and Tony Alamo Elementary School is about six-tenths of a mile away.

Phin Smith earns a 4.50 rating from its customers, reflecting the quality and consistency that have made it a destination for Vietnamese coffee in Las Vegas. By rooting its sourcing and brewing in the traditions of Da Lat and the Central Highlands, the coffee house brings the flavors of Vietnam's coffee regions to the southwest side of the city.