Isn’t it great how many different purposes beverages can serve? They can hydrate or help inhibitions fade away. They can soothe and nourish or detox and revitalize. But some of the best beverages are the ones that caffeinate us and supply the energy to go, go, go all day and all night long. Whether it’s coffee or tea you seek, use this flowchart to find your perfect match.

Question 1:

How much caffeination are you looking for?

I need a steady flow all day, every day. (Go to Question 2)

Just a quick pick-me-up is all I need. (Go to Question 7)

Question 2:

What’s your budget?

I’ll spare no expense for a yummy bev. (Go to Question 3)

Let’s keep it reasonable. (Go to Question 5)

Question 3:

Are you sure we couldn’t talk you into a cocktail?

Well, when in Vegas … (Go to Question 4)

I’ll pass for now. (Go to Question 6)

Question 4:

Coffee or tea?

Give me that richly brewed bean juice. (Go to Option 1)

I prefer a little subtle-tea, if you know what I mean. (Got to Option 2)

Question 5:

Are you looking for a plain ol’ cup of Joe or something a little fancier?

I’d like something a little zhuzhed up. (Go to Question 6)

I’ll stick with something standard. (Go to Option 5)

Question 6:

How do you feel about a sip that’s also a snack?

I’m into that! (Go to Option 3)

Absolutely not, just a drink for me. (Go to Option 4)

Question 7:

Do you want to grab and go or stay awhile?

I’m not wasting my time in Vegas sitting in a coffee shop! (Go to Question 5)

I’d love to sit a spell, people-watch maybe. (Go to Question 8)

Question 8:

Rich or refreshing?

I’ll indulge, why not? (Go to Option 6)

Something to cool down with sounds really nice. (Go to Option 7)

Option 1:

Espresso Martini (Amalfi by Bobby Flay at Caesars Palace. 702.650.5965. caesars.com)

Order this bit of buzz concocted with Stoli vodka, espresso and New Deal Coffee Liqueur, a spirit made from cold brew produced by Marigold Coffee, which is a Portland-based, women-owned, small-batch coffee roaster. Sip this sweet treat while enjoying any of the decadent desserts offered here. We highly recommend the triple lemon cake that comes with a totally delish amaretti cookie.

Option 2:

Shroomin’ (Easy’s Cocktail Lounge at Aria. easysvegas.com)

You could get a boring brew from Easy’s Donuts and Coffee, but something totally rad awaits in the tucked-away speakeasy that hides behind this stall in the Proper Eats Food Hall. Once you find this hidden hot spot, order the Shroomin’, an absolutely stunning mixture of Botanist Gin, matcha, lemon and honey served in the neatest mushroom glasses on a smoking moss & mushroom board. You’ll definitely be posting this one in your after-travel photo dump.

Option 3:

Black Sugar Boba + Pearl Coffee Latte with Cream Mousse (Tiger Sugar at Resorts World Las Vegas. tigersugar.com)

Known for its signature (and award-winning) black sugar bubble tea, this beverage stall that sits across the walkway from the Famous Foods Steet Eats serves countless delights. For an ultra-rich energizer, sip this combination of coffee, tapioca pearls and creamy whipped topping. If that seems like a bit much for you, order half sweet and enjoy while you peruse the resort.

Option 4:

Marocchino (Dandelion Chocolate at The Venetian. 415.349.0942. dandelionchocolate.com)

You’ll absolutely love this elevated take on a traditional mocha From this San Francisco “bean-to-bar” small-batch chocolate maker. It’s made with European sipping chocolate and a double shot of espresso, topped with cocoa-nib whipped cream. Don’t forget to order a sweet snack from award-winning pastry chef Lisa Vegas, who’s mastered that art of making high-quality chocolate with just two ingredients: cocoa beans and organic sugar.

Option 5:

Zingerman’s Coffee (Jack Pots inside Circa Resort & Casino. circalasvegas.com)

Step up to this 24-hour coffee counter to taste the carefully crafted Zingerman’s Coffee, a Michigan-based brand that sources its beans globally and roasts them to perfection in small batches. Find all your cafe drink staples here, but we’d recommend embracing the simplicity of a single cup of brewed coffee so you can taste the various flavor notes that give Zingerman’s its incredible taste.

Option 6:

London Fog (Zeppola Café at The Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian. 725.204.6595. venetianlasvegas.com)

Truth be told, Zeppola Café is a Las Vegas Magazine staff favorite, and for good reason. The quaint spot just off St. Mark’s Square is the perfect place to stop in, grab a pastry and a cuppa and stay awhile. Order the London Fog, a tea latte made with sweetened Earl Grey and steamed milk, often flavored with vanilla or lavender.

Option 7:

Ginger Raspberry Dan Tea (Gäbi Coffee & Bakery, 5808 Spring Mountain Road, Ste. 104. gabicafe.com)

Journey off-strip to the ever-popular Chinatown area for this fruity find made with oolong tea and flavored with honey-marinated ginger and a hint of raspberry flavor. You could take your tea to-go, but once you step into the adorably appointed drinkery, you’ll surely want to stay awhile. Garden-like decor fills the industrial space, creating a perfect juxtaposition of urban and whimsical design and providing the perfect backdrop to socialize or scroll.

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