The parking situation is horrible. Just go to one of the other locations market in the alley does,…read moreyou will spend majority of your time trying to find parking in the area.

As an artist myself, I love that Las Vegas has artisan craft markets to support our small…read morebusinesses. A Great place to hang out. Every weekend find : Live music , great food trucks and great one of kind jewelry, vintage clothes, affordable art and crafts and other interesting finds. Support this growing Las Vegas small business community! Thanks Market in that alley for growing our community! Also it's pet friendly.

I went to a 60 min south bath session. It was wonderful at moving energy within my body and…read morereleasing tension. Excellent resource if you live and/or work in the Summerlin area.

From the owner: Sacred Space is a pop-up shop that specializes in custom-made spiritual clothing, art, home decor,…read moreand books.

What an amazing Yelp Elite Experience! We arrived right at 5 and we were treated to an awesome tour…read morethrough the winter wonderland and past Santa's workshop. This experience features create-your-own ornament, games, selfie stations and fun cocktails! We tried the Drunk Dancer, which looks so pretty it was sad to mix her up and drink, but we did and they were yummy!! We also ordered the spinach and artichoke dip which was a great little treat! The crew were fun and fanciful, and stayed in character for the duration of our experience. We would definitely recommend for couples or friend groups. These pop up experiences have so much potential for super fun memories! Thank you to Yelp and Blitzen's Antler Attic for this wonderful impromptu date night!

Such a fun Christmas pop up bar in Tivoli Village! I mainly chose this particular bar because it…read morewas near our dinner reservations at Al Solito Posto, but it ended up being a great choice. It's easy to find using the elevator from the garage for the 420 block. We just went to Floor 2 and it was directly in front of us when the doors opened. I made a reservation ahead of time online. It was $20 per person which included an ornament for painting and 90 minutes in the bar. Drinks, snacks, and keeping the ornament are not included in this cost. The bar had a cute theme/story that was told to us as we walked to our table. I thought that was a cute touch. Our reservation got us a table where they had everything we needed to paint our ornaments. We had a fun time painting while we enjoyed our drinks. The drink menu could have more options and have more of a Christmas tie in. There were only four cocktails and they weren't served with a Christmas theme like most pop ups do. They do offer wine, beer, and snacks which was nice. The ambiance was fun with cool decor, great music, photo backgrounds, and several areas to hang out for awhile. The music was a highlight for me with rap versions of Christmas music that sounded like it was the DMX version. Overall, this is such a fun spot to get in the Christmas spirit. The $20 per person before drinks is probably a little overpriced, but we had such a good time that I didn't mind. I'll definitely try to return next year if they do this again!

Stumbled across this cute store in the container park. Absolutely so cute! So many great trinkets,…read morestationary lots of cute unique things I personally found lots of cute coloring books, cards and the best wrapping paper. When I thought I was done shopping I would find more! I walked out of there $150 dollars later but worth the money Great customer service very friendly young lady

This is such a cute trendy shop! They even host monthly paint and sip events at the container park…read more The trinkets are more medium priced due to the creativity and different artistic drawings on typical Knick knacks like makeup pouches, birthday cards, etc. the lady at the cashier was extremely kind and knowledgeable. I actually ended up stopping in when they were holding there paint and sip class outside. She mentioned the next would be labubu themed.

Great company, amazing equipment, and outstanding customer service.read more

In 2024 the USA Today Wine & Food Experience was held downtown in Llama Lot in Las Vegas. In years…read morepast the USA Today Wine and Food Experience was something to look forward to. They used to have a Celebrity Chef panel, demonstrations, autographs, a chef hosted lunch. Lots of the best local chefs used to participate. A few years back Martha Steward was a host....Things have changed. This year it was mostly a wine bar with some alcohol and some bites. Several of the food venders that were expected were NO SHOWS (and they sounded like some of the better venders so that was disappointing) When I purchased my tickets places such as Crab Corner Seafood House, The Golden Tikki, Echo & Rig, Bowltastic, Ferraro's Ristorante, North Italia, & Cravin Creole were listed as Venders so there was some bait and switch going on. Many of the food venders did not open on time. Not all but many food venders were not on their best game and served food cooled off and one served pork sandwiches directly out of refrigerator. NOT ALL but the majority of what I tried was mediocre. I could have gotten my money's worth if I drank up on the wine or booze. But since it was 95 degrees outside I didn't feel like drinking alcohol so I didn't feel I got my money's worth......So much so that I don't plan to attend next year.

My first time and I've always wanted to attend. I thought it would have been more vendors there and…read morealso more people but the crowd was perfect, you could move around easily enough. The food vendors were good, shoutout to Brauds Funnel Cake Cafe! Great to see them there, they are in Town Square and they are delicious! Looking forward to trying Anima, the food was great. I thought the weather was amazing, perfect to be out and get some Vitamin D while drinking lol The pours were great, shocked I didn't have a hangover because I drank, vodka, tequila, bourbon and wine! The class was fun but bartending ain't for me! Too much happening to make a drink so mad props to all bartenders! That's a hard job! I think for my first time at this event and what I expected vs what I experienced, I say the value was a bit overpriced. $50 flat I think is a solid price point and you would get more folks out there in the space.

Conveniently located on the way to or from the Valley of Fire in Moapa Paiute First Nations…read moreterritory. Extremely well-located, easy to spot with courteous service. Casino, bar, restaurant, gas station and convenience store all rolled into one.

Stopped for propane ($3.59) and food, but restaurant is closed unfortunately due to health…read moreviolations. I really hope they get back up. Best hamburgers and soups around!.