This convenience store is located in the lobby of the Sahara. Unless in downtown town Vegas for…read moresome business and need something, you are unlikely to go here. However, if you are staying at the hotel-casino and need something, then this is a great place to stop by. They are similar to Hudson News at the airport. Whatever you might find at an airport shop is what you are likely to find here. Perhaps one exception is the selection of alcohol. There are a number of bottled and canned cocktails as well as wine, beer, and hard liquor available here. Also like at the airport, there is one self-check out and a person on duty to check you out. The self-check out was busy and the people using it were having some trouble, so the lady who checked me out at the register was super friendly and helpful. Although pricy like at the airport, will definitely come back if there is something we need during our say.

Impulse is a convenience store and gift shop located in the Sahara hotel and overall, it was a good…read morestop of you are staying in the Sahara. It is not a huge store, but it has a nice selection of items. They have your expected convenience store items, as well as some touristy gift type items. Every hotel in Las Vegas has convenience stores like this one. If you are staying at the Sahara, this is a decent enough stop.

Located between the Mandalay Bay and the Luxor casinos, this place offers a variety of fun and…read moreinteresting stores. From clothing and toys to candy and hats, there is something for everyone. Surprisingly, prices at most of the shops I visited were reasonable. I visited six shops during my visit, and each was fully stocked and well organized. All employees were very friendly and welcoming, offering excellent service.

I had an event to go to on a Wednesday evening in December at Flanker Kitchen + Sports Bar inside…read morethe Mandalay Bay. After eating at Flanker Kitchen + Sports Bar, I decided to shop around at The Shoppes at Mandalay Place. The Shoppes is located inside Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino. I ended up taking the escalator up from Flanker Kitchen to the shops. There are so many activities and restaurants! If you're looking for Apparel, Jewelry, and Shoes there are plenty of options to choose from such as Bay Collective Chapel Hats Ron Jon Surf Shop Suite 160 Lids Pandora and more! The Shoppes at Mandalay Place have a lot of restaurants too! I've ate at Ri Ra Irish Pub before and it has some amazing food! There is also live music too! If you're looking for other restaurant alternatives you can choose from some of the following locations Starbucks Slice of Vegas Kung Fu Tea Hussong's Cantina Cocolini (right next to Flanker Kitchen) You can also get to The Shoppes at Mandalay Place from the Luxor! It's not too long of a walk! If you're looking for up-to-date events and even discounts at stores, you'll want to check out the Mandalay Bay website. The stores typically provide updates on the website for discounts or other savings at The Shoppes!

Located on The Strip in Las Vegas, this Target has very non strip prices in here!!…read more This is definitely the place to go to get your essentials, without being overcharged. I walked here from Planet Hollywood, and it was definitely worth it. They are open late on the weekends, and the store isn't all that big, so I can see them running out of items. I was fortunate to find what I was looking for!!

Stopped by here to grab a few things for our trip. The store was clean and well kept from what I…read morecould see. It was easy to find the items we needed. Prices seemed normal compared to our target at home. We used self checkout and it was all super easy. I appreciated having this option right on the strip. It was great to get into the AC.

I honestly didn't realize these shoppes were actually considered separate from the Grand Canal…read moreShoppes, but now that I see this, it is actually quieter on this side, so I do see a difference. The Liam's bar by the Palazzo elevators is a nice place for a drink. There's also a few sitting areas on this side that are fairly quiet and away from the larger crowds.

Whenever I go visit the Grand Canal Shoppes, I usually park at the Palazzo. As soon as you enter…read morefrom the parking garage, you go right into the The Shoppes at the Palazzo. The Shoppes at the Palazzo is a retail complex attached to the Palazzo. It's part of the Venetian Resort on the Strip. It's one of the newest additions, opening in 2008! It connects to the Venetian through the Grand Canal Shoppes! There are over 60 boutiques inside the Palazzo shop as well as unique dining experiences like SushiSamba and Grimaldis! One of the highlights for me while visiting was the pop up photo opportunity for the Wizard of Oz! At the lowest level at the Palazzo, you'll find the Waterfall Atrium Activation. It's free and you'll be able to view it towards the end of the year! It brings Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion as they go down the Yellow Brick Road. There is also Glinda the Good Witch which is part of the Waterfall Atrium! When you get to the Atrium, there is a spot marked on the floor where you can stand to take your photo. Luckily, my mom and I were able to get some great photos! We also stopped inside Michael Kors as we were leaving the Palazzo Shoppes. This area is great to walk around and look at some of the stores before going to the Grand Canal Shoppes! It's currently open from 10:00 A.M to 11:00 P.M, Sunday through Thursday, and 10:00 A.M to midnight on Fridays and Saturdays.

If you like flamingos, or pink, or pineapples, then this is the store for you. It has all kinds of…read moresouvenirs for the avid flamingo collector. The prices were low and the merchandise seemed to be of a good quality. The store is new (opened in June 2019), so be one of the first to check it out. We bought a small, eyeglasses hard case for only 10 dollars. Great deal! The guy behind the desk was nice and allowed us to browse without pressure to buy anything.

Showcase Mall Las Vegas has more to showcase than meets the eyes. It's conveniently located on the…read morestrip. I can't say they have tons of tenants, but its a good handful of them that covers a little of everything from... *Accessories *Brand name apparel, gear, hats, sports *Convenience store *Daiquiri bar *Entertainment such as state-of-the-art feeling of flight *Food court (Del Taco, Dirt Dog, Happy Lemon, Paletas Bajo Cero, Panda Express, Popeyes, Rock & Potato, Sbarro, Subway) *Footwear *General and off-priced clothing and merchandise retailers *Home fashion *Italian & American plus diner-style & fast casual & fast food restaurants Paid self-parking is available at the Showcase Mall Parking Garage. I had checked out ABC Stores, Coca-Cola Store, M&M's World, and the food court. Got a good taste of the Showcase. One great stop while you're in town. Come check them out! ABC Stores Aerie Breeze BrewDog Burlington Coca-Cola Store Denny's Eliking Five Guys Flyover Las Vegas Food Court Hard Rock Cafe LIDS M&M's World Marshalls Olive Garden Outback Steakhouse Raising Cane's Ross Skechers T-Mobile Target TJX

Quality/Quantity - We came to Happy Lemon two days straight…read morefor my daughter. They have a really good Yelp check-in offer, free small okinawa boba milk tea drink with purchase. See other Yelp Review. Other businesses are: Popeye's, Dirt Dog, Rock & Potato, Del Taco, Subway, and Sbarro. Other food courts nearby are: La Salsa, Auntie Anne's, Wendy's, Starbucks, Noble Roman's, Panda Express, and Dairy Queen - Orange Julius. There is also a Denny's and Hard Rock Cafe on the other side of the building. Atmosphere - Open 7 days a week from 9am to 9pm or 10pm. Service - Valet parking - $12 Price - $8 for our Boba Egg Waffle and the Yelp check-in free small okinawa boba milk tea drink. Owner Comment - Thanks for giving us a break from all the really expensive places to eat on the strip.

Prepare to be overwhelmed…read more Upon entering Michal Negrin - a smallish store located in the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, tons & tons of (fake) sparklies hit your eyes Hard to discern which earrings you even want to try on, let alone necklaces, bracelets, rings, belts, scarves, tank tops.....it's ALL bejeweled, bedazzled, & sparklie Also hard to actually browse the store as the people in the store stalked as we're walking around, telling us about every piece, pushing us to try stuff on, get stuff, buy stuff I came out of there, not really knowing exactly what I had bought or if I could have found something better - escape mode set in & I just wanted to flee as fast as I could So overall, overwhelmed by the tons of pretty things, all crammed on the shelves so that nothing easily pops out, really overwhelmed by the amount of money I dished out for 2 measley pieces, & especially overwhelmed by the overbearing staff - please give us breathing room to browse!

I shopped here via cell phone (and my mother) today and was impressed by the tireless service of…read moreDianna, who recommended piece after piece in various price ranges to match pieces I bought months ago in Mamila and Tel Aviv. Diana also helped my mother pick out some mother-of-the-bride jewelry for my upcoming wedding, matching a lovely necklace and earrings with a cell phone image of my mother's dress. The most exceptional part of the visit was when my mother described her dress as taking on the colors around it: Dianna found a set of jewelry that also took on the colors surrounding it! The jewelry is not expensive, though ornate chokers and necklaces can get you in the low thousands, but for what you're getting (hand painted and assembled brass with Swarovsky crystals and beads) you might feel like you're over-paying. This is delicate, high-end costume jewelry, make no mistake about it. You either love Michal or you don't know what all the fuss is about. It's over the top. It's high drama in the Victorian style. I'm 29 and I even drool over the journal I bought when I was in Israel. Needless to say, I'm a romantic at heart and an antique junky, though you'd never know it by stepping into my ultra-modern home. It's not for everyone or everywhere, but I seem to be so smitten with her designs to wear the jewelry every day. You only live once! All of her jewelry is backed by a satisfaction guarantee, "...replacing or fixing broken, damaged and impaired products..." at the company's expense. My safety clasp came undone (because I basically worked out in the bracelet - don't ask) and the store fixed the clasp while my mother shopped. The experience of Michal Negrin's world is enough incentive to get you through the door. What you try on and fall in love with is your responsibility, not hers! Also, both the Mamila Jerusalem and Tel Aviv/Yafo airport stores were beautiful, and the girls working there, though they gave me more space than the average American shopkeeper, were very helpful and courteous.

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Convenience store in Caesars Palace. Convenient but way overpriced. $20 for a small bottle of…read moresunblock. No prices on anything of course.