Many restaurants, stores and other businesses to visit here in Town Square, Las Vegas…read more I do enjoy coming to visit whenever I am in town however I don't love the parking situation here, it's not the most convenient.

Weird that I have never written a review for Town Square, given that I have been coming here for…read moreliterally 2 decades now. Parking here can be a nightmare, but there are quite a few parking spaces. Even if it's super busy, I can always find a spot, even if it means I have to walk a bit farther than I wanted. I like Town Square mostly for the food options. The Yard House here was the only one in town for a while and we loved to go here as a family and there were quite a few work excursions that happened here. We used to go to a bar close to this area too, where they did a lot of industry nights. There are still some really good food and bar options here today. The shopping is pretty good. There are stores here that you might not be able to find in other areas of town. I'm not a big shopper but you can also just window shop like I do, especially if you've just had a big meal and need to do a little La Passeggiata. Some of the shops are expensive, some are not, so there's really something for anyone's budget. I've noticed this place stays pretty clean and there are a good amount of people working to keep it that way. I appreciate that very much.

These premium outlets feel like a mall and some stores have entrances from the outside so that…read moremight be the only thing that makes this place a little different. Are the discounts really worth it? I guess it depends on what you end up buying. In my latest experience I did end up saving some money because I checked prices online for a specific store. There are around a hundred stores here at any given time that are open. There are also a bunch of food options mostly fast food and snacks. Located very close to the airport so you'll mostly see tourists here.

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!

The Miracle Mile Shops are part of the Planet Hollywood property, and though this hotel/casino was…read moreconverted from the Aladdin to Planet Hollywood about 2 decades ago, the Miracle Mile Shops are one of the venues in this hotel/casino where you'll still find some Arabian-themed decor and throwbacks to the old Aladdin days. Miracle Mile Shops contains several specialty stores, bars, restaurants, souvenir and sundries shops and even a live performance area. Patrons enter on one side of Planet Hollywood and as they walk through this "mall", they move in a circular direction, as the shops wrap around the rear perimeter of PH's performing arts venue. They'll eventually exit on the other far side of the casino floor from where they'd initially entered the shops.

This is a fun place to go to shop, grab a meal and maybe get a massage or have your feet chewed on…read moreby tiny fish. We did all of that. And a little gambling at adjacent Planet Hollywood too. I've heard this referred to as a "locals place" and I don't know if that's true, but there are several restaurants here that regularly make the lists of "cheap eats" put out by local influencers. Like several other Vegas malls, the ceilings are painted for atmosphere and there are even two free shows - a rain show and the Lost City Show. They have the usual annoying cosmetic stores with the women literally chasing after you, proffering samples. It's like a Vegas plague. There are souvenir stores and ABC stores of course. But there are some unusual gems too. Dr. Fish is where you can go for the fish pedicure experience (get yourself a Groupon). There is a massage place. There are shows at the Theaters and a food court with some unique choices. The only downside is if you're planning to leave using a rideshare. If you are, there IS a designated Miracle Mile Shops rideshare area, but most drivers don't seem to acknowledge it, so they will inevitably go to Planet Hollywood and leave you standing outside in a garage area waiting. It's frustrating and it happens to us every time we go there. And every time, the drivers have insisted that the correct spot to pick up is Planet Hollywood. So plan ahead on that or maybe just give in exit through Planet Hollywood. Good way to end a pretty solid afternoon.

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.

Rainbow & 215 area- lots of parking. There are three entry points…read more Flagship stores: Wal-mart and Sam's Club- the pickup area is a bit crazy, so I do not appreciate it when I see people leaving their car at the pickup spots, then walking next door to Wal-mart. That's inconsiderate and lazy. Other notable stores worth mentioning: OfficeDepot, Best Buy, Home Depot, Macys, Sinclair Gas station This is easily still one of the most frequently visited shopping center for us, regularly and consistently. Our faves include: Hallmark, Marshalls, Michael's, & Ross Fave restaurants here: Chipotle & Jason's Deli Sometimes, we'll check out Daiso too.

We really enjoyed our brunch, the Lobster Benedict is highly recommended. And the churros are…read moredelish! Will definitely come back again when I visit LV and highly recommend this place. It's off the strip and it's amazing!

Located on Rainbow in between Mesa Verde and Windmill…read more Anchored by Smiths, there is a UPS store, Check City, Mai Orthodontics, On Hair, Bodyheat Tanning, Star Dental, Brazilians and Brows, Rainbow Foot Spa, Patty's Closet, Gadget Experts, Fantastic Sams, Good Day Cleaners, Highland Nails and Spa, Smoke Chief, H & R Block, Euflooria, The Vapery, State Farm Insurance, Cheese Boy Comics, and Smiths Fuel. The restaurants are: Mimosas (coming soon), Rice N Noodle, Serenade Cafe, Dottys, Jack In The Box, a Jollibee restaurant, facing the Rainbow side. Rosati's is on the right corner from Smiths, closer to Windmill. We've been to this Smiths a few times when we are in the area and have dropped off at UPS a few times. Lots of parking spaces available. Smiths may be the busiest place here.

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 loved the selection here. Although it seemed to be pretty…read moremuch the same brands over and over. I was lucky to find a few hidden gems though. The store is clean and organized. The staff were okay. Not unfriendly at all, but also not anything more than just 'okay.'

First time at this location and it was a great experience. Security was kind and professional when…read moreI arrived. They have. Great assortment of baby clothes, active wear and more. The cashier was so sweet and helpful. The prices were more than affordable! I will be back to buy more clothes.