Limited menu with different recipes for normal lunch menu.with large indoor seating with limited outdoor seating. Close to the entrance but difficult to find due to limited signage and several "trail" pathways. Reasonable prices with large portions.

my genealogy group had a tour of the Nevada State Museum. After we had lunch at the Cafe. It was a little pricey ( we are all retired) the food presentation was very sophisticated, and the majority of the food everyone liked ( my Maurice...sandwich wasn't that great). the menu seemed to push "healthy". The seating had big windows and a balcony that overlooked the Spring Preserve and Las Vegas. What a great view.More

I had friends in town and ate at springs preserve. My husband works at the water district and we were very hopeful that we would find a place for great brunch or happy hour. I have to say this place has a lot of potential...because of the great view but is poorly managed. The only table service they have is one day a week for a really lame happy hour and Sunday brunch. The rest of the service is go to the counter, order your food and they give you a giant placard for your table with a number on it. And when I say giant, I mean it is a huge potato masher that is totally unnecessary. When you to the counter to order your food, they give you the above-mentioned potato masher and send you off you off on your way. And if you are in a party that has more than one person, who pays separately, you have multiple potato mashers. So when the food comes out, it comes out sporadically, so if one person gets their food, the rest of the potato mashers have to wait for up to 20 minutes more to get their food. Thus, making the rest of the table's food cold. You can tell all the food was prepared the day before and in there fridge overnight, so it tastes like refrigerator. And god forbid you order an adult beverage and you want a second. You have to go back to the front counter to order that. Plus the music at times is inappropriately loud and you can hear customers complaining around you. If you have a restaurant in a nature preserve, customers want to hear silence, or nature! It is a very ill construed way to run a restaurant and I can't see it lasting for long under the present management, who I saw sitting in the corner and outside when tables were full of dirty dishes and needed clearing. So in summary, bad management, average to bad food and servers that try really hard to take care of their clients but make no tips. I would not recommend this restaurant under the current management.More

Divine Cafe is better than most dining options at attractions similar to Springs Preserve. The food is fresh, there are a lot of choices, and the views are great. We shared the pretzel bites, a tuna melt, and the "mini" charcuterie board. All of the...food was delicious but be advised that the mini charcuterie tray is anything but mini. It could easily be put out at a small party and be plenty. Overall, a great dining option during a day at Springs Preserve.More

The Divine burger with fries was $10.00! The quality was excellent. Lots of choices on the menu including salads.

Food is homemade. Street tacos were delicious and were the burgers and pizza. Great value too and ladies serving and cooking were incredibly helpful and welcoming. Would recommend.

Ate here on a Saturday. There were several events going on at The Springs Preserve but we did not have to wait long. T did mean that finding the restaurant from the overflow parking area was challenging as the wayfinding in the Springs is inconsistent....Wonderful food. Service was ok but rather off-hand.More

There was no vegan soup offered on this very cold day, but the Impossible burger was delish! I would recommend putting the coffee condiments separate from the coffee itself, because there was quite a crowd blocking the drinks. The restaurant is nicely decorated with plenty...of tables. One of the nicest museum cafes I have ever seen.More

We're accustomed to overpriced, mundane food at museum cafes, but not here. The interior is bright and cheerful, the menu extensive, and the service professional. Order at the counter and food is delivered to your table. Our dishes were hot, tasty, and reasonable. Worth a...visit!More

This cafe located in the Springs Preserve was such a nice lunch surprise on a Sunday afternoon... Divine Service & Ambiance: A friendly cashier takes your order and a staff member will deliver your food to the table from the kitchen. The kitchen was great...with getting our orders to the table rather quickly. All the staff was so so friendly and greeted you with smiles. Great positive vibes from all the employees we came across. The open dining area has square, round and long rectangular tables take care of all the seating needs indoors and outdoors. Earthy tone colors pastel green and rows of hanging light bulb lights makes for an attractive dining area with a nature vibe. There's a couple of flat screen tvs hanging from the walls as well. The view of the city is amazing and makes for a great social media moment for your followers. =) Divine Burger + Fries: The burger was prepped well and cooked medium rare as I requested from the kitchen. This was a very tasty cheeseburger that can hold it's own with restaurants much more expensive then this boutique cafe. The seasoned fries were fresh and flavorful. Both items were on the smaller serving side but high on the savory side so I'm good. The coca cola drink station has an endless amount of flavorful soda combinations. My expectations in any food outlet at a park, theme park, museum, etc is usually pretty low as I understand that the outlet is more of an amenity than anything else. Divine cafe exceeds all those expectations and is a resto I'd consider stopping by whenever I'm on this side of town. There's some items on the menu that I'd like try on the next visit but that's another tale. Enjoy!More

Company Christmas party was held here on 12/19/18. Beautiful view of the Strip , good food... definitely a must visit-

The food was very good and at a good price. It was very clean and the staff was friendly. We had a hard time finding the place but it was worth it.