Dig It! Coffee Co.
Coffee shop · Downtown South ·
Playful coffee drinks, breakfast sandwiches, and pastries served
Playful coffee drinks, breakfast sandwiches, and pastries served
"Filled with disco balls, vibrant murals, and bright colors, this downtown coffee shop offers a similarly playful menu. Sure, you can order a traditional espresso drink. Or go for the fluffer nutter latte, a gummy bear lemonade, or a dirt cup cocoa." - Janna Karel
"Filled with disco balls, vibrant murals, and bright colors, this downtown coffee shop offers a similarly playful menu. Sure, you can order a traditional espresso drink. Or go for the fluffer nutter latte, a gummy bear lemonade, or a dirt cup cocoa." - Janna Karel
"Located in the lower level of the Share Downtown apartment complex in the Las Vegas Arts District, this coffee shop blends playful, Instagram-worthy decor with a strong social mission. The menu includes charcuterie boards, sandwiches, teas, lemonades, fruit smoothies, pastries and locally sourced coffee from Dark Moon Coffee Roasters, with standout drinks like the dirt cup latte (chocolate, Oreo crumbles, whipped cream and a gummy worm), fluffer nutter lattes (peanut butter and marshmallow), gummy bear lemonade (fruity and light pink) and a sugar cookie matcha topped with holiday sprinkles. Bright interior touches—“Not Typical” in lights, large alternating-colored squares, black-and-white checkered chairs, a retro TV, disco balls, and a mural of 2 Chainz by Miscre8 and Derek Douglas—create a funky, eclectic, artistic atmosphere. Owner Taylor Gardner Chaney, who also runs the Garden Foundation inspired by her sister with Down syndrome, intentionally staffs the cafe with employees of all abilities (including adults with Down syndrome), pays wages of $10.50–$14 an hour plus tips, and aims to integrate workers into the community; she plans west-coast expansion to create more inclusive job opportunities. Open every day from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m." - Sarah Bun
"This new coffee shop in the ShareDowntown apartment building is fun and vibrant, with colorful murals and disco balls on the ceiling. It offers traditional coffee drinks as well as playful creations like peanut butter matcha and gummy bear lemonade." - Janna Karel
"A new coffee shop born from a vocational-training program run by the Garden Foundation and founded by Taylor Gardner Chaney (inspired by her younger sister who was born with Down syndrome), the operation aims to promote inclusivity by providing job opportunities for adults with disabilities. After launching through farmers’ market pop-ups, this is its first brick-and-mortar in the former Golden Fog space at the ShareDowntown apartment complex. The 1,400-square-foot spot is decorated with bright colors and disco balls and features accessible low-top seating for wheelchair users. The playful menu pairs traditional coffee beverages with creative items like peanut butter matcha, gummy bear lemonade, and pressed juices, plus snacks and light bites sourced from local businesses. It will be open daily from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., with a grand-opening celebration scheduled for Saturday, September 24 at 10 a.m." - Janna Karel