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.

Uncommon's consist of an array of stores and restaurants but is just so much more. When you…read morearrive there is ample parking with garage parking access. The first two hours are free and the following hours are $3 per hour. Extremely affordable. We were here for the Wine walk Thank you to @Yelp for our tickets and we're happy to see they also had there Saturday night shopping market with all vendors selling their handmade goods. It was so nice and the weather was perfect. There are an array of amazing restaurants to dine at as well as Coffee trucks to get drinks or snacks from . There are many areas where there are tables and chairs you can sit at and listen to the live bands they had playing . The atmosphere was so upbeat and relaxed that we just wanted to keep walking around and enjoy the beautiful night. We really enjoyed our evening and will return again in the near future.

This place has really evolved and is so nice. The vibe is very modern, chill, and wellness oriented…read more(as they have pilates and yoga studios here) with some nice outdoor space. Mothership Coffee, Freed's Bakery, The Union Biscuit, a brewery, bar, ramen place, With Love Always (smash burgers), etc. is here. Plenty of dining options in a nice spot located right along the 215 beltline.

On my way out of Las Vegas, NV, to head home to So Cal, I was confirmed in for a Yelp pick-up event…read moreat Freed's Dessert Shop. This dessert shop is located at The Bend. The Bend is a new development area with 158,000 square feet that will accommodate many restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues along with 325 parking spaces. It will be known as one of the largest dining, entertainment, and shopping destination in the Southwest area of the valley. Construction was still going on when I was here. Not sure when all development will be done. I read somewhere online that The Bend has signed Electric Pickle, a three-acre, 10,000 SF pickleball complex, in addition to many dining establishments, including Aces & Ales Brewery, Butcher & Thief, Killer Whale Creamery, Marafuku Ramen, Metro Sliceteria Pizza, Mothership Coffee, Saint Felix, The Great Greek, Union Biscuit, With Love Always, and many more. So cool! I love to play pickleball and with food on the side. That's my kind of visit! LOL I am so looking forward to returning to The Bend. Trip planning is already on its way. Love to offer my support and patronage to the new and exciting arrivals of food and fun play establishments. Will do an updated review at that time. 17 tenants-to-be and counting! Let's go Las Vegas!!

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.

Large corner lot- Durango and Warm Springs Huge parking lot-…read moretwo points of entry Lots of businesses here! GROCERY STORE: Von's RESTAURANTS: Tropical Smoothie Cafe, Coldstone ice cream, Thai- Amazing Thai 2, Hawaiian- Ohana BBQ Little Caesars, Buffalo Wild Wings Services: Bank of America, H & R Block- taxes, American Family Insurance, Geico, Post Net- mailing Storage One Health: Active Health Chiropractic, Dental office, Eye care, Curves, Jenny Craig Beauty: Salon (nails), Tanning, Great Clips We regularly come here for two businesses, Active Health Chiropractic and Ohana Hawaiian BBQ. Our insurance company is here too, but we've mainly just called them.

The Forum Shops at Caesars is one of my favorite places to visit on the Las Vegas Strip. I ended up…read morestopping by here for dinner at Carmines. It was pretty easy to get too. I parked over at the Caesar's parking garage and took the shortcut from the parking garage, into the forum shops, which brings you to side entrance near Cheesecake factory. As soon as I stepped into the mall area, I noticed the ambiance of the shopping stores! The overall Roman inspired architectural style, including marble statues, fountains and a painted sky ceiling makes the whole area look like a showplace rather than a standard shopping mall. Everything looks very beautiful and well maintained! This mall contains over 160 different retail locations such as stores and restaurants. Some of those retailers include luxury brand names such as Gucci and Versace while others are more casual shops. Just walking around, taking in the sights and sounds of the mall is worth the time, and just to explore, even if you do not plan to shop. I really enjoyed walking around all of the different areas of the mall, stopping to admire the fountains and unique decorations throughout. I also appreciated the wide range of food locations like from quick snacks to full service meals! If you're looking for some place to shop while visiting Las Vegas, I'd recommend stopping by the forum shops at Caesars. There are so many different dining options and stores to explore inside. There is also the fountain show too!

This is a great upscale shopping center connected to Caesars palace…read more There is ample parking in the self parking garage accessible from Las Vegas boulevard. It's a bit tricky to find - just follow the signs for self parking. Unfortunately, parking is not complimentary. Locals with a NV license can receive three hours of free parking by scanning their license at the exit gate. Once you exit the garage walk straight ahead and turn left to enter the forum shops. The interior is beautiful and designed to give you the feeling of being outside with the sky overhead. There is a lot of Roman decor as well. There are many high end stores here including Louis Vuitton, Fendi, and many more. There is also a huge Bucherer jewelry store for all your jewelry and watch needs. There are a lot of great restaurants inside as well. We really enjoy the Palm. For your clothing needs you can't go wrong with Psycho Bunny which you'll find here as well. Definitely visit Forum Shops for your shopping needs!

I've been shopping here for over 10 years. When we lived on base I frequented the Nellis location,…read morebut now the warm springs location is closer. I always admired and the color coordination of the clothes and shoes as well as the clean esthetic state of the store. Prices are mostly reasonable, and they have the regular sizes of small to large. I'm glad this location had closed door dressing rooms compared to the open room and having to change in front of others. I did feel like I was being watched and followed, which ultimately did make me uncomfortable , I just spent less time looking and headed for check out bc I don't like the stereo type profiling .

I drove about 30 minutes to visit Rhapsodielle after the locations near me closed, and it was worth…read moreit. This has always been one of my favorite spots for office attire. People who remember Love Bug get it. The store is really tidy and everything is color coded, which makes it easy to shop and put outfits together. There are a lot of options, especially if you are looking for work clothes. Just be aware that sizing is not consistent at all. Fits vary a lot, so you will need to try things on. Service is pretty hands off. The staff does not really assist, but I actually prefer that. You can take your time and shop without pressure. Dressing rooms are open and self serve, which keeps things moving. Pricing is what you would expect. It is fast fashion with a slightly higher price tag, but still affordable for what you get. Overall, still one of my go to places for office wear and worth the drive for me.

We were in the area, yesterday, and checked out three stores here. This was the last one, and I am…read moreso glad that we did. Hubby was on the hunt for more Squatch goodies- his current obssession, while I was checking out the Beauty Department, for K-beauty goods. I had to do a huge overhaul with my beauty routine since I am experiencing acne and blemishes and I am in my 50s. I got rid of the older stuff, so I needed some new beauty items. Some items from Sephora were too harsh for my sensitive skin, and Philosophy Purity Made Simple cleanser seems to not be so good for my current skin care needs. My needs are: sensitive skin, dry skin, acne, brightening, and anti-aging. My ideal was to find clean beauty by Korean skin care companies. Well, I was there for a long time, because I needed to read the labels, compare the items, and make sure that the item was inside the box. TIP: Make sure that you check to make sure that the product is inside of the box. I missed out on a couple of things that were marked down. That was a waste of money. There are some shady people out there. There were a lot of items in the Clearance section, so I was checking almost everything out. But I found some winners yesterday. All marked down too. When you are a busy mom with a budget, this is important! I must mention that TJ Maxx/ Marshalls is my favorite store. This location is probably in the Top 5 of most visited, for our family.

Marshall's is like a scavenger hunt I never knew I needed. Really like exploring their ever…read morechanging selection. Please come and create your own adventure.

We went here yesterday, saturday- 9/5/26, the wind made for a pleasant afternoon…read more Stopped in to shop: Dollar Tree, Grocery Outlet & Target. Didn't go past Target. Kept it to $25. If you don't have a plan, it could be dangerous here, easily. These three stores have been pretty good in the past. The only difference is Target is remodeling the Grocery department. What a mess. Stopped in to browse: Burlington & Ross. These stores are either Hit or Miss. We've been checking these stores due to Hubby searching for Squatch. Huge parking lot, something is going on at Target; the area is fenced off. Always worth stopping here.

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.

Services: Alloy Personal Training, Jackson Hewitt (taxes),…read morePink Nails Spa, Barber, Habit (hair), Dog Grooming, Verizon, Smart Fix, Anchor Chiropractic, Nara Stores: Mattress Firm, CBD Restaurants (a lot of variety): Magic Noodle (if this is one of those hand-pulled noodles, I would like to try it), Makai Pacific Island Grill (Hawaiian grinds- pick your size, pick your meat, pick your sides- we tried it, a few times, want to go back soon, though), Sinful Subs, Veggy Street, Taste Mediterranean Food, Infused Tea Lounge, Thai Style Noodle House 2 (we got this recently, want to try another dish or two before making up my mind, hmm, but I'd be making a second draft of it), Streets Of New York (pizza and subs). Located next to Elysian property, which looks close to being finished, which means, this may be ready-made clientelle for these businesses.

This is one of my favor plaza closest to my house so far ,I've tried 4 places in this plaza and…read morethere all places that I will be going back to more then one time. There's a hand pulled noodle places here, Boba tea place,Island food place, a sub sandwich place, those are the ones I've tried so far and there's afew other places I want to try. If you come here I guarantee you'll kind something you like in this little plaza.