I was on my way to The Shops at Crystals located at Aria Hotel in Las Vegas. I saw a shop named…read moreWelcome to Las Vegas. Something pulled me into this huge and bright souvenir and clothing shop. I walked around to check out the cool knick knacks they have. They had a variety of clothing, neat souvenirs, snacks, and so much more. I am a sucker for magnets LOL. I spent most of my time in that section. They had a special on magnets. Buy a few magnets and get one free. Magnet prices vary based on color codes. I ended up buying a few magents to take home. I really don't have any more magnetic wall space for more magnets. They went into the "to be showcased" bucket when I have more space. Anyway, it is a very nice gift shop that is worth visiting if you're near this area of the Las Vegas strip. Cool and friendly staff. Great service all around. Do stop on by. Happy Shopping!

Welcome to Las Vegas gift shop is located at Aria, outside The Shops at Crystals…read more If you park at The Cosmopolitan on Harmon and Las Vegas Blvd, the elevator to Boulevard Tower goes to the shops on the second floor, and leads to a pedestrian bridge connecting to Aria. Nevada residents get three hours of free parking, just scan your driver's license at the parking exit. Inside is a fabulous galore of fantastic items for keepsakes and travel. There's also a "Stairway to Candy Heaven" and kids will love this shop. The place is so colorful and reminds me of M&M's World. They offer a variety of goods from snacks, clothing, and pretty souvenirs. Service is welcoming and friendly! Thomas, Karla, Eric, and Tina are all very kind and super helpful, and the music is awesome. Visiting this gift shop is a pleasant experience!

Nice little store offering quick snacks or beverages…read more The lady working behind the cash register was friendly and helpful. A tad on the expensive side, but definitely an option if you must have any of the items offered

Essentials is located in the Bellagio hotel and casino. It's right next to the Bellagio…read moreConservatory and the chocolate fountain! Essentials is open 24 hours a day! When my mom and I visited the Bellagio at around 10:00 A.M. on a Friday, there weren't too many people inside the casino. We were the only customers inside Essentials at the time! Essentials has a wide range of apparel, sports items like Formula F1, accessories, gifts, and souvenirs. You can also purchase some snacks and refreshments here as well! It's a lot more money buying snacks here at Essentials compared to a local grocery store, but it's nice if you're staying at the Bellagio hotel and if you need something quick! The team members were friendly and asked us if we needed any help. We enjoyed shopping at Essentials!

TI Gift Shop is, as the name would imply, the gift and convenience store located in Treasure Island…read more(or TI). The store had the usual assortment of convenience store items and touristy souvenir type stuff. Prices are what you would expect from a hotel gift and/or convenience store and the woman working at the counter offered friendly and professional service. As far as hotel gift stores, this was a good one and I am giving it five stars because of the friendly service.

TI Gift Shop is located at Treasure Island. You'll find them on the casino floor near Mystère…read moreTheatre. It's a nice convenient shop that is open 24 hours and is part of the lobby. Inside is clean and inviting, has a nice and welcoming atmosphere with soft music playing in the background. The shop offers great quality clothing with Treasure Island logo and souvenirs. You'll find unique gift items, snacks, and beverages. They carry a variety of items, including cute backpacks, hats, and carry-on luggage. To the left of the gift shop are snacks, drinks, and essentials. There's also travel items for worldwide adapter, car charger, home charger, speakers earphones, waterproof case, usb-c cable, and backup battery. Overall service from Samantha is very kind, personable, friendly, and helpful!

"Imagine a city where graffiti wasn't illegal... Where every street was awash with a million colors…read moreand little phrases. A city that felt like a party where everyone was invited!" Bansky This is a party around this area. The invitation is a can of spray paint where yin leave your mark. In your mind there are screams and all our issues that can be resolved and focused here. Welcome to the arts district. Now remember that you need to be safe. Las Vegas especially this area will be you inspired and take your breath away. In the same motion this is a walkable neighborhood and time for adventure. Be safe. In a small little square so much is around to see . The walls are adorned with messages and pictures. The creative process begins and finishes here all around us .

What an amazing evening hubby and I had Having Dinner and Walking The Las Vegas Art District. The…read moreArts District encompasses 18 blocks of downtown Las Vegas between Las Vegas Boulevard and Interstate 15, from Hoover Avenue to Colorado Avenue. This district is home to galleries, artist studios, antique shops, boutiques, bars, and restaurants--the art and soul of Las Vegas. There is so much to see, so much you can do and let's not talk about all the amazing places to eat as well while surrounded by the most amazing Art. The culture , diversity and Amazing life that has been brought back to this area has been Uplifting for LasVegas and ensuring this district thrives for another generation.

This shop may have had books or magazines 9 years ago, but not now. It has a very limited selection…read moreof snacks. Cold beverages (only Pepsi products) water. Lots and lots of booze. Bathrobes and an odd selections of Knickknacks, like ceramic frogs. Keychains. It has a very limited selection of personal care, but very limited. The staff is very friendly and nice.

What a godsend!!! My…read moreboyfriend forgot to bring his board shorts to Vegas and we were on a tight schedule to make it to Drai's before 2pm. Enter: CURIOS! Conveniently located inside The Cromwell right at the entrance from the parking lot, it offers a variety of goods such as jewelry, accessories, books, apparel, and even select beverages in a fridge. I'll be honest, the stuff here is NOT cheap. But because the cashier was sweet enough to offer us a pair of board shorts that were not only on clearance but also discounted at an extra 30% off I really can't say anything too terrible. Would this be someplace I'd actively search for on a trip to Vegas? No, but I would certainly say that it served its purpose in providing us with some apparel on a tight schedule.

The Neon Museum Store located in the chaotic and mind-numbing C terminal aka Southwest Hell is an…read moreoasis from the craziness. If you haven't had the chance to the Neon Museum in Las Vegas, it's worth it. This store sells souvenirs and more from the Neon Museum. There are the usually magnets and such but there are also other cool one of kind mementos like a key fob with key to the defunct Windgate Motel or a matchbook from the Dunes Casino. It's a fun escape and the prices are any worse than the typical Hudson News airport stores. Instead of one those lame 2 for $30 t-shirts bring back a piece of Las Vegas history.

GETTING HERE: This shop is located *INSIDE the Las Vegas Airport (McCarran International Airport)…read more It is in the C gates area. Please note that this is NOT located at the actual Neon Museum. REVIEW: I haven't yet been to the Neon Museum so this gift shop in the LAS airport really scratched an itch I didn't know I needed scratched! I love Las Vegas. I love old-time Vegas. I love Vegas. Oh and I love Vegas. I had a few hour layover on my last flight so I decided to explore LAS since I haven't flown in over 10 years. I was so excited to stumble on to this store! Typical airport gift shop with so many varieties of awesome souvenirs. The young lady was really friendly and I could tell she loved her job. She was making/having sincere convos with travelers and I heard her wish every customer as they left her shop, "Safe Travels." I bought a magnet and a pin for the nostalgia of the old Fitzgeralds (which sadly, now is The D). I also bought a coaster that had a picture of the Stardust Hotel. Next on my bucket list is to visit the actual Neon Museum. I'll let you know!

From the outside, it doesn't look like a convenience store. It looks like a fancy store. The…read moreornaments in the front are not cheap. I looked at a simple Bellagio one at it was $50. They sell clothes and so much more. In the back were the snacks and drinks. They even had cool chips and oreos that were from other countries. I usually came here to buy us sodas or water before going back to the room to eat. This place is big and bright. People who worked here were super nice as well.

After getting out of O the cirque show we wandered in here. They have so many adorable items. I…read morecould have easily gone in a shopping spree. They also have a great selection of snacks from low end to high end. And of course the high end products don't have price tags. I was in the search for some fine chocolate. I looked all over for a chocolate shop, but didn't see any. Later I was told I waked right by the best one that has a super big chocolate fountain. Opps!!! I guess I should have asked around. Well, here we are at Tutto. They had a good array of chocolate bars. It's not what I had in mind but it had to do. I explored all the options and settled on the Venchi Bar 85% extra dark. Of course there wasn't a price tag so I was surprised at the cost when they rung me up. If I had know the price I would have passed. I already had it in hand and didn't see any other options so I bit the bullet and paid for it. As it turns out we never had that chocolate eating craving so it didn't get eaten on our trip. It did successfully made it home and a week later it was opened. I had a square and decided it just wasn't for me. It was just too dark and not sweet at all so I let my husband have it. I actually bought it for him as he's the one that likes dark chocolate. I'm more of a milk chocolate fan. I'm glad he enjoyed it.

PROS: this is a great gift shop that has the best memorabilia items. Prices are great, and most…read morestaff members are friendly CONS: Luke was a bit rude and nothing is priced OVERALL: I recommend being helped by someone else other than Luke and be weary, you're gonna have to keep asking for prices on things

The Westgate Gift Shop is located inside of the Westgate Casino & Resort. It is directly across…read morefrom the front hotel desk. The store never closes. If you forget any toiletry items or need something from Walgreens (which is cheaper and not that far away), you can purchase "the basics" here: aspirin, toothpaste, sunblock, tums. None of the items you would find in your medicine cabinet or bathroom drawer have prices on them. You will pay resort prices. Tip: Bring your toothbrush & toothpaste. If you want a souvenir such as a unique T-shirt, hoodie, casino branded items or gifts you will find them here. If you can't sleep - feel free to get up at 2am and buy yourself an Elvis item.