CeOs Coffee, a Las Vegas mom-and-pop that got its start as a mall pop-up, is brewing up a Sunrise Manor storefront at 5130 E Charleston Blvd, Suite 3. The family behind the brand says they are aiming to open the new shop later this year.
According to What Now Las Vegas and Clark County records, CEOS COFFEE SHOP LLC is listed for Suite 3 at 5130 E Charleston Blvd in Sunrise Manor. What Now reports owner Cecilia Ovelar‑Rey is steering the brand, and that her husband, Ozzy, who helps with operations, confirmed the Sunrise Manor plan but did not give a firm opening date.
The address sits in a modest 10-unit retail strip that already offers neighborhood services, including Don Alphonso Barber Shop, according to local listings. MapQuest and business directories place the barber at 5130 E Charleston Blvd, underscoring that CeOs is joining an everyday retail block rather than a big shopping center.
From Mall Pop-up To Permanent Spots
CeOs first hit local coverage after pouring drinks at Boulevard Mall’s El Mercado, and the owners have since chased permanent space across the valley, What Now Las Vegas reported in August 2025. That earlier filing listed CEOS COFFEE SHOP LLC for Suite 4 at 4225 S Eastern Ave and signaled the team’s appetite for brick-and-mortar growth.
Menu And Neighborhood Fit
Online listings and the brand’s social links show the shop is lining up coffee drinks and sweet baked goods, with some savory bites in the mix. The local DoorDash menu highlights cake slices, croissants and frappes, and the brand’s Linktree points to social posts teasing the treats.
When To Expect A Ribbon
Reporting so far says the Sunrise Manor shop is anticipated to open sometime this year, but no grand opening date has been shared publicly. Neighbors can likely expect build-out work in the coming months, followed by the usual rollout of hours and hiring once the owners finish the space.
We will keep an eye on permitting records and the shop’s social pages for an official opening date and will update this story once the owners release details or set a firm ribbon-cutting plan.
