Pretty large INDOOR outlet mall (which is a major plus being in Vegas)…read more They have a ton of different stores, from higher end like Guess, to kids places like Carters. 1 day is most definitely not enough to check out everything in the mall. Though, this may not be true, but I felt a lot of the "clearance" stores I went to, were not truly clearance, but hiked up prices with fake discounts to make it feel like it's clearance.

Parking in the garage is an ADA nightmare for a wheelchair user…read more First is NOT about any store, but the parking structure and infrastructure of the outlet. First, the parking garage has several elevator banks with total of six elevators. One full bank in inoperative, two elevators that went to the walkway, where the only way to ground level is escalators, and the UP escalator was broken, and one elevator that went inoperative while at the outlet store. As a wheelchair patron, I had to go several places just as work around to get to the car to the stores. This is unacceptable, driving a trying to dodge traffic and going extremely out of the way to get from the garage to the stores is difficult for a wheelchair patrons! The extra star is ONLY because for the excellent customer service received from the employees of the stores!

We visited recently, because we were looking for something specific…read more We got everything from the department store, and even more importantly, we had our daily walk indoors, which meant a lot to me in the summer heat! Galleria at Sunset has a lot of parking spaces. It's convenient, especially when you're in a hurry to get somewhere specific. Their food court is full and has plenty of choices. On the ground floor, some playground is nicely built for little kids. There are natural lights from the top floor, which gave plenty of sunlight to the indoors, but also made the upstairs much warmer than the downstairs. Employees are friendly and helpful when asked about certain stores to locate. We went to Macy's for a specific item, and bought multiple things because they had a huge sale! Love shopping especially when things are on sale!

As far as Malls go you can probably predict the experience you have here. There is a WIDE variety…read moreof shops, but they lean heavily on Jewelry shops on one end of the building...i think 6 or 7 jewelry stores in close proximity. Other than that you have all your anchor stores- Macys, Dillards, Kohls, Dicks and most of the supporting shops such as bath and Body Works, Victorias Secret, and a special shout out to Yankee Candle! I haven't seen another Yankee Candle in town. Also there are countless smaller operations like Coral Gables, various kiosks and eyebrow threading. There IS a Spencer's as well. After listing only SOME of the shops here it puts in perspective just how large this Mall actually is. In addition to the Food Court which many tenants recently moved out, there is a Red Robin attached to the mall. The Brazilian Steakhouse and KBBQ place unfortunately closed. if you explore Mall Ring Circle, there are countless businesses around that too. This Mall gives Fashion Show great competition and puts Boulevard to shame.

I recently met up with friends here and really liked the area and the stores and restaurants. The…read morestreets are easy to walk with a huge variety of stores and food for everyone. Parking was surprisingly easy for how crowded it was and there are a lot of spots in front of different stores. Overall, it is a fun place to walk around and I would definitely go back if I was on this side of town.

'Tis the season!... I love visiting the district at Green Valley Ranch in the month of December…read more There's a huge Christmas tree, Christmas music playing with decorations throughout the whole property, which gives it a super festive holiday vibe that I love. On this visit there was something in the air. Everyone that we encountered from the staff at the several establishments we visited, to the fellow customers were friendly and had a great attitude and seemed to really be in the holiday spirit. We caught a movie at the regal theater located inside the casino. We ate dinner at Shake shack. Purchased some after dinner sweets at Sees candy and did a some shopping at Bath & body Works. It's a great property located in a nice part of town that offers several eateries, shops as well as the Green Valley Casino, of course.

The Southernmost Shopping Center in Henderson…read more    There is currently an opportunity on Yelp to review shopping centers. Where there are an abundance of reviews on restaurants, financial centers, supermarkets, and other businesses; there is a shortage of reviews on the unifying buildings that house these businesses that we love to review. In 2021, I will rise to the challenge of reviewing shopping centers in addition to the other places that I will share. Starting off my leading review of 2021, I will review the southernmost shopping center in Henderson. It is the Anthem Highlands Shopping Center.     Taken into consideration that this is the southernmost shopping center in Henderson, it has this edge of the metropolis vibe. Before Inspirada was built a few years ago, it had an edge of civilization vibe. Although it serves the Anthem Highlands and Inspirada market area, to me it feels more like being in Utah than in the Las Vegas valley. In similar fashion to Utah it is very clean, and even scenic. Situated on the Highlands of Anthem, this center provides an eastern scenic view of the mountains. From experience this is a scenic spot to capture a sunset or sunrise while being within a few hundred feet of a supermarket or drug store.    On account of the fact that this is the southernmost shopping center in Henderson with an edge of metropolis vibe in a part of the valley that reminds me of Utah; it should be of zero surprise that I have used this shopping center as a trailhead to long distance hikes into the Nevada Power Trail, Sloan Canyon, and the trails of Inspirada.    When reviewing shopping centers, I take safety into consideration. Safety includes crime and the parking lot design. The idea that I have left my car in the large parking lot with an abundance of available spaces for hours is evidence that it is a safe parking lot in the low crime Anthem Highlands and Inspirada neighborhoods. The parking lanes and spaces themselves are wide which lessen the chances of fender benders and door dings. With the recently installed traffic signal at the Bicentennial exit, leaving the parking lot is easy.    When I use the parking lot as a trailhead it is almost guaranteed that a business or few will get my support. This leads to my next area of the review. That is the business mix. When reviewing shopping centers I am on the quest to find what I call a unicorn shopping center. This would be a shopping center with such an awesome mix of businesses that it would be the equivalent of a supercenter without an actual supercenter that provides one stop shopping. Of course shopping centers come in a variety of sizes which is sometimes like comparing apples to oranges. Regardless that this is currently the only shopping center serving Inspirada and one of two serving the Anthem Highlands, it falls short of being a regional shopping center. There are currently zero apparel, electronic, and hardliners retailers. That would be the equivalent of less than half a Supercenter. To make this review easier to read, I will discuss the businesses in the following paragraph.    The anchor store is Albertson's. A few years ago it had one of the best Kosher selections in Henderson and Las Vegas. This is the largest store in the shopping center. It offers one of the two pharmacies in the shopping center. There is also a CVS. If you need a prescription this shopping center has you covered. If you need a restaurant or coffee it also has you covered. The restaurants include New Day Cafe, China Tango, Roberto's, a Hawaiin restaurant, Pizza Hut take out, Rounders (a pad to the immediate west), Subway, Starbucks and a few others. If you need a financial transaction there is a Bank of America and Chase. Adjoining the center to the west is an animal hospital. There are other businesses that share the same sea of asphalt. In the past I have reviewed the China Tango and New Day Cafe. However, I have also had several experiences in the center's Starbuck's, Albertson's, and CVS and a few in the Bank of America and Subway.     In conclusion, Anthem Highlands Shopping Center provides the essentials for the Anthem and Inspirada communities in a scenic shopping center with an edge of the metropolis vibe in a part of the valley that reminds me of Utah. It is a shopping center where you can also pick up a breathtaking view of the sunrise and sunsets over the mountains to the east. I hope to return in the near future.

I've been going here since I was a kid. All of the items are cute and amazing, even if sometimes…read moreexpensive. Please add more chiikawa things to your stock i beg i love chiikawa i need to see it plz

Took my son in here and asked for those needoh things (Idk a whole lot about them) but the lady…read moreshowed us where they were.. we bought one and a dumpling spent 19.99 on this needoh and 12.99 on a dumpling so over $30.00 only to get home and find they are fake.... He has a dumping and these are straight temu versions. That they try to upsell.. that's insane. If it's fake make it known as well as not upselling them for a ridiculous price when you paid dollars for this. They shouldn't say they are real when they are cheap and FAKE. Completely wasted money here will not ever go back

I absolutely love water street! So many really great food spots and bars! Awesome events and…read morecarnivals are hosted here as well! I try to attend as much as I can! It's a very cute area away from the strip that feels a lot more like a community.

Water street always puts on great events. This time I went to the hot rod show. What a collection…read moreof enthusiasts and cars. Proud people sharing their love of history and automobiles.

Love the Uncommon's for the occasional live music in the spacious courtyard. It's also family…read morefriendly with seasonal setup, i.e., Halloween, Christmas, etc. ironically, I have only been to the farmer's market once during my first visit on a play date; OR maybe I experienced it one other time?? #mombrain Speaking of memories, my favorite occasions here were mommy & son brunch at the Urth Cafe, as well as multiple visits with my fam at Salt & Straw. I also appreciate the complimentary parking (limited hours) inside the garage. Looking forward to trying other eateries in the future.

Stuck at the parking exit for half an hour, and forced to pay a full fee for a duration of time…read morethat is supposed to be free! Left the garage within an hour of entering on a weekday. This is free, based on past experience parking here. Our ticket couldn't be read by the machine at the exit gate, and when we called support from the exit kiosk, they said in a rude tone, "If the exit gate isn't opening, you need to use a different exit." There was only one exit in the section of the garage we were in! We said that in response and the agent hung up. We called and received the same response a second time before we finally just hit "lost ticket" and paid the full rate, just so we could leave! Been to the Uncommons before and had a good time, but didn't have to deal with the incompetent and rude staff until today. We won't be back.

It's an open air strip mall that houses Target, Ross and Big Lots. Those were the only three stores…read morethat I went to here at the Blue Diamond Crossing. I also saw some clothing stores and restaurants. They have a good mix of shops and eateries. I saw El Pollo Loco as we were driving out of the parking lot. I really wanted to eat there, but we already had reservations at a restaurant. I only eaten at El Pollo Loco once and that was in Cali. I really liked it.

So many choices here! For stores, services, & restaurants. It's ever- changing here. Looks like,…read moreTilly's is coming soon (goodbye to Office Depot). There are several parts to this shopping center, but we go to the main part, which is a very long chain of stores. I've been wanting to visit since Grocery Outlet returned (it used to be on Boulder Highway, years ago, when I lived in Henderson, in old Henderson). The stores we visit the most: Dollar Tree, Big Lots, Cost Plus World Market, Ross, Target, Kohls, and Baskin Robbins. But we are now big fans of Grocery Outlet. If you download the APP, you will get $5 off your $25 purchase. We usually go to Dollar Tree every weekend, and every DT store's inventory varies. I was looking at the Big Lots markdowns, but no crazy ones here. We were lucky that when we visited, it was the afternoon, this past saturday, so we got some shade and relief from the "unofficial" summer weather.