Sahara Pavilion North is a massive shopping center located on Sahara and Decatur. There's ample…read moreparking and the area has good lighting. You'll find retail stores such as dd's Discounts that sells ladies and men clothing, shoes, and home goods, Five Below, Daiso, TJ Maxx, Dollar Tree, Hibbett Sports, Ross Dress for Less, and Chic-Butic. There's a convenient supermarket called El Super, inside has fresh produce, meat, fresh breads, tortillas, and a Cocina serving tacos, burritos, and roasted chicken. Services at the pavilion include Loya insurance Company, Be-Cut Barbershop, Avis Car Rental, T Nails & Spa, The UPS Store, and Wells Fargo Bank. Along the Oasis is a tower clock, located at the roundabout, the building has various services like AT&T, Jackson Hewitt Tax Services, Viva Vision, Avon Beauty Center, Superior Insurance, 7 Plus Agua, Boca Dental & Braces serving kids and adults, Empire Workforce Solutions, Fancy Nails, J&Y Aquarium, FedEx Office, Paw Wow, Chiropractor, 986 Pharmacy, ArchWell Health who offers primary care for seniors. They even have fantastic eateries to dine at Ely's Restaurant which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Napoli Pizza & Restaurant, Stuff My Turkey, El Pollo Loco offering fire-grilled chicken and has a drive thru, Salad and Go, and Jack in the box. If looking for things to do, there's Meepleville Board Game Cafe next to Five Below, OtakuPop which is a trendy collectibles and toy store, and on the corner is Dotty's Gaming & Spirits open 24/7. For refreshments and snacks, you can visit Boba Cucue, it's a really cute boba tea house that offers tasty drinks as well as dumplings, siu mai, and bbq pork bao, next door is an ice cream shop called Zip in Scoops, and there's also Domino's Pizza, Cubanidad, Don Tortaco Mexican Grill, and PT's Pub.

Somuch fun to.shop.here at Ross stores and tj max and our market el.super market always fun to buy…read moremany nice things. At Ross tj max nice toss has 10 per cent off for seniors every Tuesday like vitamin selection at tj max good prices on shoes and items for our kitchen's

I was in search for REI to buy toe socks for my youngest daughter. Found REI to be located at Boca…read morePark Fashion Village on the west side of Las Vegas. Wow, it's a huge shopping center that offers a selective handful of retail, dining, and entertainment. Tons of parking all around. We were on a time crunch otherwise we would have stayed longer to experience its diverse and vibrant environment a bit more. It is definitely a place where people can shop, dine, and unwind all day long. We'll have to return here the next time we're in Las Vegas. Just to name some businesses that anchors this village along with special retail and services plus dining and drinks. American Apparel Artiques Boca Park Animal Hospital Boca Park Dental Kona Grill Levi's Store Living Spaces Pinkbox Doughnuts REI Target The Cheesecake Factory Total Wine & More

Eight years ago, Boca Park was fairly new to me. I used to come here to grab caffeine at…read moreSambalatte. I recall having get-togethers for grubs at Kona Grill, Cheesecake Factory, Hussong's; and most recently the new place, Loaded Empanadas. Apparently, there is much to offer here. Let's not stop at envisaging the restaurants. The shopping plaza increasingly has stores selling furniture, outdoor lifestyle gear, formal attire, pets and supplies, health and beauty merch, liquor and liqueur, plus your regulars such as Target, Ross, and Office Depot. It's busy as ever especially with the holiday season. Parts of the parking lot have a queue and bustle of pedestrians and shoppers. That all attributes to the spark and attractiveness of Boca Park. The other awesome thing is this Plaza is directly across from another lovely shopping and dining locality (Tivoli Village) off of Alta Drive. I love this area!

This plaza offers a nice variety of businesses. It was a shame that the 99 Store went out of…read morebusiness, but that's life! This plaza offers a few businesses that I frequent on a weekly basis. The access in and out of the plaza is very good, but not great. Kind of tight on the curves maneuvering up and down the parking aisles. From the street entrance with traffic signals, a left or right turn forces you into an almost immediate left or right turn again or else you drive over parking spaces. You have to be careful turning left and then left again as you are also dealing with vehicles exiting out of the JackintheBox drive thru at that point. Still, it's located directly off of a major street and offers some businesses I like, and it's not too far away for me so there is a convenience factor.

This is a big shopping center in Summerlin (Buffalo and Lake Mead). Our favorites spots here are…read moreSprouts (seems less busy than my other regular locations), Michaels (this is a good one), and Round Table Pizza (we've been here the most, out of all of the places mentioned). We've been here several times over the past month. In fact, we were here yesterday afternoon at Sprouts (there was an older lady on a rascal asking for money in the parking lot, FYI- the overall crowd here is mixed, families, couples, singles, older, younger, etc.). We usually plan out our weekend jaunts, so when we are in the area, we plan accordingly. Also located here: 99 Cents Only store (it's hit or miss with this store), eight other fast food options/ restaurants like Panda Express, Samurai Sam's, Subway, Del Taco and Windy City Beef (hotdogs). Banks, a paint shop, and a variety of services are also located here. The parking lot is huge, and there are several points of entry from at least three directions of the shopping center. Next business on Lake Mead is a soccer field. And two other shopping centers are across from Summerlin Gateway Plaza. It's also across from a housing community. I used to work nearby at a real estate office, so I'm familiar with the area. Now that we live in Summerlin, we often shop in local shopping centers.

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.

This shopping center, located at Durango/Centennial area (Durango & Elkhorn are the cross streets)…read morehas a lot to offer! We do not live in the area, so the drive was a mini adventure. And it was worth it! Smiths- grocery store and Dollar Tree The restaurants are: Chipotle, El Pollo Loco, Starbucks, Hawaiian BBQ, Golden Spoon, Blaze Pizza, Babystacks, China One, Port of Subs, & Woofgang Bakery (for dogs). The services are: H & R Block, Fed Ex Kinkos, European Wax Center, Massage Envy, ATI Therapy, Vegas Fitness, The Joint (chiropractic), A, T & T, Chase, & Great Clips. This past sunday we visited: Dollar tree. If you are on this side of town, it's worth stopping here.

This plaza used to be great. They have great shopping, but they now need to hire security to handle…read morethe new homeless problem that is going on in that plaza during the day. They also need better lighting to light up the parking lots at night. Its kind of creepy at night! Also they need to clean the side walks now they are dirty !!! expecially on the side of the plaza by Buffalo Wild Wings and Umami sushi.

Sahara Pavilion South is another great shopping center located on Sahara and Decatur. You'll find H…read moreMart in this area, and there's plenty of parking. The south pavilion has a lot more eateries including Chipotle, Grill Nine Premium AYCE Wet-Aged Korean BBQ and Sushi starting at $29, Jomaru Korean Hot Pot, Bon Korean Noodle, Halgatteok Korean Street Food, Daeho Kalbijjim, Einstein Bros. Bagels which offers breakfast, lunch, and catering, Oiga Mire Vea Colombian Cuisine, and Teriyaki Madness. Also opening soon is Shabu All Day, they're next to Grill Nine and Jomaru Korean Hot Pot. H Mart is a fantastic supermarket, plus they have H Market Eatery Food Hall next door offering a nice assortment of Korean, Chinese, and Japanese cuisine. There's even delightful treats at Waffle University, Paris Baguette, and Starbucks. You'll also find available services such as Metro by T-Mobile, Cricket, Optic Gallery Family Eye Care, Barber Depot, Avalon Institute School of Cosmetology and Esthetics, Chase Bank, and Southwest Medical. Another interesting retail store is Tammy's Treasure, which is right next to Halgatteok Korean Street Food, the signage is still there but as of recently, it has permanently closed. If looking for entertaining things to do, they have Ninja Kidz Action Park.

Restaurants dominate this shopping area in Summerlin, along with anchors Costco, Best Buy and…read moreLowes. The center is across from Red Rock Resort and the 215. Costco has a fuel station, so expect lines at peak hours. There are some great stores here if you're looking for clothes and/or home goods- Marshall's and Ross are located next to Bed, Bath & Beyond. Restaurant choices include Islands, Burger King, Olive Garden, Roccos Pizzeria and Pei Wei. Next to Pei Wei are Jamba Juice and Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf. A Chevron station and Wells Fargo are here for your service needs as well. One bar/restaurant, Distill, offers the center's lone tavern with video poker. Distill has a great patio with fire pits, and BJ's Brewhouse is another option for finding beer and other libations. Watch out for the roundabouts! The center is busy, and you may have to park not so close to your destination.

Located across the street from Red Rock Casino/Hotel, there is ample parking here…read more Ross & Marshalls- love these stores; interestingly enough, few shopping centers on the west side, maybe five or six, have this combo of stores. Bob's Discount Furniture- there's refreshments (ice cream, coffee, tea, candy) for customers- this was pre-Covid 19; the beds seemed intriguing. Best Buy- this is a favorite, for hubby, who loves electronics; been here many many times. Office Depot- we've visited once, maybe... Lowes & Costco- we visited Lowes once, not Costco, we're not members (we're members at Sam's Club). When we plan our weekend shopping visits, this is one of those centers we like to visit. Many older couples and families (with children) compose the customer base. The parking lot seems clean when we visit. Lots of restaurants nearby, too.

I love the Trails Village Center. There is so much to do with so many options for shopping, eating…read moreand sitting on a patio sipping a latte. There are some 50 different shops. Starbucks has a very inviting patio. I have even taken my dogs there to sit on the patio with me while I have a coffee and read. McDonald's has a very awkward drive-thru and the food isn't always up to par but it sure feeds my hot fudge sundae craving just fine! They have different events during the year like an art walk and other festivities that are fun and really get the community together. With stores like Vons, Bath & Body Works, Tracy's Watermark, Chase, Upper Crust Pizza, and many many more if you are in the neighborhood to live, visit a friend or just passing through this center has all you could need!

I've been to this shopping center many many times over many many years. Although some businesses…read morecome and go, there are consistently many businesses I shop at on a regular basis. The grocery and pharmacy stores here are a basic staple. I also enjoy shopping at the Hallmark store and recently a new coffee shop opened up. It's good for parking and walking around. A walk can easily extend to the nearby park and walking trail as well as the Summerlin Library circle.