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.

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.

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!

Review #011 - 2025…read more We love attending Christmas Tree Lighting events--so before our trip, I searched for all the Christmas events that were taking place in Las Vegas during our trip. I've been to their events before so I knew it was one of those events that I wouldn't want to miss, especially since it was on a day that we had no other plans. We showed up around 6 PM on Wednesday, 11/26. We got to hang out and take pictures with Santa! We enjoyed a free live concert! My daughter was extremely happy with her free cotton candy! Who doesn't like being in a happy and festive environment? We were here during Christmas back in 2022 as well and their decorations were beautiful! If you're ever visiting Vegas during the holidays, you should definitely look up their Christmas tree lighting events :)

It's a high end and very pretty place but there's also a lot of lame stores in here. They also have…read morea high turnover because every time I visit there are different places in business. I imagine that the rent here has to be very high. With the restaurant options it's really the only reason we come here. Hopefully they'll be able to find better tenants and bring in some stores that people actually want to shop at.

There's plenty here for the curious, and some incredibly nice niche businesses. The traffic…read moresituation -- and general character of the Square -- has become much more quiet ever since the movie theater closed. While there's predictable rushes for lunch and such, it typically doesn't become too crowded anymore.

Restaurants: Archi's Thai (mmm), Coldstone (mmm), Jolliebee (Filipino fast food), Avery Coffee,…read moreBulgogi (Korean), Viva Mercados (Mexican), Hanabi Sushi, Setebello Pizza, Chicago Brewing Company, Joiji (Jo Koy's restaurant) Retail: Alligator Soup (stationary and gifts), Kid to Kid (resale childrens). Procyclery, Celestial Comics, Offices: Keller Wiliams Real Estate, Services: REGAL Stadium 18 (an older theater), Euphoria Institute (students- lower prices), Auto Zone, Massage school (students- lower prices), Orange Theory (gym), Edward Jones, It's got a large parking lot. There is a website. No events are updated.

The Albertson's at this location has a good selection of pre-cut mixed Vegetables and Fruits. You…read morecan just buy the tray and cook your own Vegetable stir fry or add meat to it. Their Deli is good too and there is ready made sushi

Center Pointe Plaza is an eclectic mix of shops that will make scratch your head. They have…read moreeverything from Del Taco to a medical weight loss center. The plaza is anchored by Albertsons grocery store, CVS, Starbucks, and McDonald's. Don't underestimate the allure of Starbucks or McDonald's. Most days their respective drive throughs are jammed with traffic backing up on to Charleston Blvd. You'd do your best to avoid that section of the sprawling complex. If you absolutely must get your Starbucks, order ahead via the mobile app, park in the Albertsons parking lot, and walk to Starbucks. You'll thank me later. The plaza also features a nail salon, two banks, two insurance offices (Allstate and State Farm), a tanning studio, a barber shop, bakery, Port o Subs, Pizza Hut, and a killer sunglass shop. There's even a former Blockbuster Video turned into a Goodwill Store (Deja Blue).

Stopped in this past sunday, Mother's Day- 2026…read more Hope all of you Moms had a nice Mother's Day too. I briefly checked out the bag department. I also briefly went through the beauty aisles. I checked out the Shoes and was trying on a lot of shoes. Found a bunch of Vionics, which is my favorite shoe brand. Many of the pairs were under $50, which is good, considering that the pairs are running at $75 each, at regular price. It took a lot of will power not purchase any shoes. I looked at the Madewell rack, but wow, the solid basic short-sleeved t-shirts are now $18.97 each. Can this be tarriff-related? I needed a refresh for my tops, separates for work. (I recently went through my closet in the earliest stage of Spring Cleaning.) My rating is based on the organization and the selection availablity.

Most Nordstrom Racks that I've visited have a few things in common. The stores are messy with a lot…read moreof items scattered all around and not organized and there's only one or two cashiers with a very long line of guests waiting to checkout or deal with a customer service issue. I'm not sure why these things can't be managed but I was here again this morning and nothing has changed.

This is our local Costco and we've had no problem shopping here…read more The parking lot can be a zoo, since this location has the gas station out in front. But we just go to the second parking entrance to avoid the whole scene. Had plenty of parking, but could seem limited when the place is packed. I hoped this location would become a bit less crowded with the new Costco location in Vegas, but noooo. It was a little less crowded for like 2-3 weeks, but now it's like the 3rd location never opened. Booooo. We usually go here with a list and since we know where the items are, it's pretty efficient. But we've also perused the aisles when the store isn't as crowded and have found new stuff. Overall, we're really glad that we have a Costco 4 miles away and it's a great place to shop - friendly helpful staff, clean and organized. We also get our tires and batteries here. The tire shop gets reaaaaally crowded but they're doing their best to help everyone.

This might be the busiest Costco I've ever been to. I try my best to come at odd times but even…read morewhen I show up just before closing on a random Tuesday it still seems to be packed. You'll most likely find what you're looking for here but if you enjoy a specific item don't be surprised when it's no longer available because it happens to me all the time. I do wish they had checkout via an app like Sam's has and since Costco is supposedly better than Sam's they really missed the mark on quick checkout.