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!

63 CityCenter is a unique shopping center located on the top floor of Aria. You'll find them…read moreoutside The Shops at Crystals, near the pedestrian bridge connecting to The Cosmopolitan. For Nevada residents, parking is Free for the first three hours, just scan the back of your driver license at the parking exit. Featured vendors include Ocean Prime (restaurant), Arte Museum (attraction), Welcome to Las Vegas (gift shop), Ariat, Fat Tuesday (frozen cocktail), Agora Cosmetics, Museum of Illusions (attraction), Ross Dress for Less, and an upcoming new restaurant that is opening this Fall 2024 is Jason Aldeans Kitchen + Bar.

63 Las Vegas is a brand new shopping complex that just opened, so there aren't a whole lot of shops…read morehere yet. Some places that have already opened here are Fat Tuesday, Arte Museum, Museum of Illusions, and Ocean Prime. This review is based on 63 Las Vegas' valet service. My mom and I were going to the Arte Museum located nearby, so we chose to valet the car at 63 Las Vegas rather than self park over at Aria. The valet rates here aren't all that terrible, unless there's an event going on, it's $45. Rates are only $25 in between 0-3 hours and $35 for 4 hours and beyond. The service was very friendly, very quick, and very efficient. When it was time for us to leave, we put the ticket in the machine, made the payment, and the car was brought back to us instantly. If you're going to the Arte Museum or Museum of Illusions, I suggest valeting your car here at 63 Las Vegas. It's super easy to access both museums, and the entire shopping complex in general, from the valet area.

Got to experience The BLVD Rooftop recently and the views alone make it worth checking out…read more Parking felt safe and easy to navigate. It is paid parking, but if you're dining at How Ya Dough'n or attending one of their fitness or wellness events, it's usually covered, which makes the whole visit way more convenient. What I really love about this new development is how it's being used as a space to explore Vegas differently. They host weekly fitness and wellness events, so it's not just about the view, it's about community and movement too. It feels like a place where both locals and tourists can experience Vegas through a lifestyle lens, not just a nightlife one. If you're looking for rooftop views with a mix of dining, community, and wellness energy, The BLVD Rooftop is definitely worth experiencing.

I went down to the newly opened retail and entertainment complex, BLVD Las Vegas, the new large…read morescale retail and entertainment center located in the middle of the Las Vegas strip. It's located on the property where the old Hawaiian Marketplace used to be. This massive shopping, dining, social space is roughly 400,000 sqft with many shops, restaurants and other social areas and is split into 3 floors, running right along the Las Vegas strip. When you walk up to BLVD Las Vegas, you'll notice that the designers attempted to create an atmosphere that's unlike a traditional, casino themed mall, but more open, modern, and experience based. The most notable thing about walking along BLVD was that even with all of the development still happening, there are a few stores already open! A number of major brands have set up shop in the area including, Adidas, Puma, H&M, Abercrombie & Fitch, Pandora and an upcoming In-N-Out Burger which will be one of the largest in the country! I enjoyed being able to go shopping and then grabbing a quick meal. I found it most in awe when I viewed the rooftop viewing. This is where you have the opportunity to view the Las Vegas strip from above. it seems like they wanted to make more out of the shopping experience then just that. They have made room for eating establishments, lounges, and event spaces.. I think this would become a favorite spot to socialize at night or have dinner while watching the sunset, especially once the restaurants on top are fully opened. I enjoyed visiting the BLVD and looking forward to coming back again once the In-N-Out is open! The view from the 3rd floor is amazing!

Harmon Square Shopping Center is located in a busy intersection on Harmon and Paradise. There's…read moreplenty of parking. The shopping center is mostly fast food eateries such as White Castle, Sbarro, Dunkin' Donuts which also has a drive thru, Subway, Roberto's whose open daily 24 hours, Tropical Smoothie Cafe, and Teriyaki Madness. There's also a retail store for Mint Cannabis and Liquor World. In the past I've tried Roberto's at Harmon Square, the food is okay if looking for a late night snack but honestly, there are other restaurants nearby that open late too. Also, I noticed a new restaurant is being added to Harmon Square, called Bojangles Las Vegas. The signage is so huge, it's hard to miss and they specialize in southern flavor chicken, biscuits, and breakfast. I'm not exactly sure when doors will open but the signage says "Opening Soon." It's nice they're easy to find, you'll see them across the street from Virgin Hotels Las Vegas.

The restaurants: White Castle (drive-thru only - for the…read moretime being, sign in the window) Dunkin Donuts- 24 hrs - drive-thru Subway- 24 hrs Robertos Taco Shop - 24 hrs - drive- thru Tropical Smoothie Cafe - drive-thru Teriyaki Madness Fries N Pies The stores: Liquor World Med Men Shea's Sinful Strings (exotic wear/ lingerie/ adult toys/ clubwear) We went to White Castle (my FIL wanted this for Father's Day) so we stopped in one friday night, after work, and went to the drive-thru window (after seeing the sign in the window). It was busy, but it seemed to go pretty fast. Looks like there are four places with a drive-thru window, which makes it convenient. Lots of dining choices here. Located across from the Hofbrauhaus casino, and also, across from the Virgin hotel/Moheegan Sun casino. Several ways in and out of the parking lot.

Quality/Quantity - A huge mall. I am a loyal customer to…read morethe ABC store. 242 businesses, 4 of which are new. 43 dining options. 3 service businesses. Art Walk - Cool; check out their website. It is actually not as impressive as it sounds. But it does change often. Atmosphere - Indoor and outdoor businesses. Open 7 days a week from 10am or 11am to 7pm, 8pm, or 9pm. Free parking. Service - Good. Price - Depends on where you shop, eat, or drink. Owner Comment - Brookfield Properties - Congrats on all your success with your portfolio. I did not know that Ala Moana Center in HI was a part of your portfolio. We are regular customers there. 7 countries, 160 retail assets.

This mall has a lot of pretty good stores. We stopped by on 7/4 and it was very busy. The uber…read moredropped us off at the drop off area and it led us right into the Dillard's. We checked out the following stores: Pop Mart Hello Kitty Cafe AMC Stores Urban Outfitters Blue Bottle Coffee Fat Tuesdays It was clean inside.

ailani was super helpful she helps us to get the right shoes for us very professional thank you…read moreI'll recommend this location

Despite these outlets being out doors, I actually like them much better than the south outlets…read more The store selection is excellent, the food court is a little light on options though, but overall the mall just feels very high end. It's all very clean and spacious and the parking situation is easy with free parking for locals.

This might be the nicest hotel I've ever stayed at. The basic rooms are better than most other…read moresuites at any hotel in the world. The view is amazing whether you're facing the Las Vegas Strip or the lake in the back. Steve Wynn definitely saved all of his best ideas for this property!

2 of 2 Yelp Reviews. Photo on other review…read more Quality/Quantity - Not sure why, but I rarely visit this casino resort. If I were to guess, I have only been here less than 5 times? Not sure why but this resort nor its restaurants have ever attracted me, and I spend a lot of time in LV. And today we only came to try to cut through to the Sphere. A failed attempt as we got lost and ended up further, lol. Ambiance - 2716 rooms. 111k sq ft gambling space . 6 Fine Dining Restaurants - None of which I have visited (yet). 6 Casual Restaurants - Also none of which I have visited (yet). 6 Bar and Lounges - All of which I have visited, lol!! Many activities, events, entertainment, shopping, wedding, etc. See their website. Meeting rooms, venues, etc. Service - Self service on this visit. Complimentary self-parking for up to two vehicles. In-room Wi-Fi of 15 Mbps on an unlimited number of devices. Complimentary bottled water, refreshed daily. Unlimited local, domestic long distance (including HI and AK) and toll free calls. Access for up to two persons to our fitness center. A digital newsstand of magazines and newspapers. Price - Expensive. Also daily resort fees of $55 + tax. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 2005. 2011 - Renovated. 2022 - Renovated.

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.