These premium outlets feel like a mall and some stores have entrances from the outside so that…read moremight be the only thing that makes this place a little different. Are the discounts really worth it? I guess it depends on what you end up buying. In my latest experience I did end up saving some money because I checked prices online for a specific store. There are around a hundred stores here at any given time that are open. There are also a bunch of food options mostly fast food and snacks. Located very close to the airport so you'll mostly see tourists here.

We needed another week in Vegas! Friends took us to the outlets. I was mostly interested in shoes…read more If you are flying, bring an empty bag and put your travel bag inside it. That way you can check a bag on the way home. The stores include Nike, Adidas, Crocs & Sketchers. Sign up for every shopper coupon that you can, before your trip. Research any savings you can get. Use a Gmail account so you have a "phone number" (google voice) you can receive texts on. That way any extra savings text isn't going directly to your phone. Visit early. Everyone is going to the outlets.

'Tis the season!... I love visiting the district at Green Valley Ranch in the month of December…read more There's a huge Christmas tree, Christmas music playing with decorations throughout the whole property, which gives it a super festive holiday vibe that I love. On this visit there was something in the air. Everyone that we encountered from the staff at the several establishments we visited, to the fellow customers were friendly and had a great attitude and seemed to really be in the holiday spirit. We caught a movie at the regal theater located inside the casino. We ate dinner at Shake shack. Purchased some after dinner sweets at Sees candy and did a some shopping at Bath & body Works. It's a great property located in a nice part of town that offers several eateries, shops as well as the Green Valley Casino, of course.

I am a huge fan of Downtown Summerlin, and when asked if I prefer visting there or The District,…read moreI'd most times say Downtown Summerlin, but The District is growing on me. In more recent visits, I've noticed that The District is more mellow than Downtown Summerlin, which is nice for leisurely strolls or patio lunches with our small senior dog. Also recently, our family has really enjoyed the various events that are held there as well as the Market in the Alley over on "The Green" area at The District. Definitely recommend checking their website for the various events that are offered. Overall, it's been wonderful visits and we appreciate how clean and beautiful the atmosphere is along with convenient parking. Highly recommend.

The items here are so cute. I love the novelty items, and my kids are big anime fans. Just be…read morecareful when buying the Pokémon Cards. My kids and their friends bought some on our last visit and they were fake knock offs. Otherwise, it's a fun little store with lots of interesting things to purchase.

Cute store with a nice variety of items. The prices are a bit on the higher side for a Japanese…read moremarket, but I usually end up picking up some snacks or toys that are hard to find elsewhere. Worth a visit if you're looking for something unique

Located on Rainbow in between Mesa Verde and Windmill…read more Anchored by Smiths, there is a UPS store, Check City, Mai Orthodontics, On Hair, Bodyheat Tanning, Star Dental, Brazilians and Brows, Rainbow Foot Spa, Patty's Closet, Gadget Experts, Fantastic Sams, Good Day Cleaners, Highland Nails and Spa, Smoke Chief, H & R Block, Euflooria, The Vapery, State Farm Insurance, Cheese Boy Comics, and Smiths Fuel. The restaurants are: Mimosas (coming soon), Rice N Noodle, Serenade Cafe, Dottys, Jack In The Box, a Jollibee restaurant, facing the Rainbow side. Rosati's is on the right corner from Smiths, closer to Windmill. We've been to this Smiths a few times when we are in the area and have dropped off at UPS a few times. Lots of parking spaces available. Smiths may be the busiest place here.

The Eastern Promenade is a very small neighborhood strip mall that blends in with the far larger…read moreSansone Park Place Shopping Center* to the immediate south and Beltway Center to the north. The make up of this shopping center is primarily services and restaurants. Proceeding the review, there is a picture that shows the businesses. Essentially, it is a local shopping center. I have been here a few times. I am the kind of person that will park at a shopping center then walk across a few seas of asphalt to combine a trip while getting exercise. Yesterday, I incorporated a stop here as part of an urban hike that took me between the Sienna Trailhead and the I 215 Eastern Beltway Trail at Eastern Avenue. The thumbnail on the map creates the misconception that it is the far more interesting Sansone Park Place Shopping Center that has the sundry of restaurants. My intention was to review it. Anyhows, the only business that I have patronized in this far less interesting shopping center was the Hawaiin restaurant a few years back. From my observations, it is in a very high traffic area. If you are turning left from it onto the six lane southbound Eastern Avenue against a stop sign, you are putting your life and car insurance rates on the line. My recommendation is to drive to the back of the center to Sansone Park Shopping Center and enter Eastern Avenue at the traffic signal. In my opinion, if the make up of the shopping center was primarily chain stores, the maddening traffic would take away from the neighborhood aspect of the shopping center to the point that I would travel to a further location in a less crowded area. However, with the exception of the Money Tree and Absolute Dental, it is mostly small businesses. In the immediate future there is really nothing to bring me back to the shopping center. Additionally there has to be a good reason for me to put up with maddening traffic. By the time and if I return, it is most likely that I reviewed the Sansone Park Place Shopping Center by then. *Some of the businesses in the Sansone Park Place Shopping Center are Cafe Zupas, Einstein Bros Bagels, Smash Burger, and Taco Y Taco.

Rainbow & 215 area- lots of parking. There are three entry points…read more Flagship stores: Wal-mart and Sam's Club- the pickup area is a bit crazy, so I do not appreciate it when I see people leaving their car at the pickup spots, then walking next door to Wal-mart. That's inconsiderate and lazy. Other notable stores worth mentioning: OfficeDepot, Best Buy, Home Depot, Macys, Sinclair Gas station This is easily still one of the most frequently visited shopping center for us, regularly and consistently. Our faves include: Hallmark, Marshalls, Michael's, & Ross Fave restaurants here: Chipotle & Jason's Deli Sometimes, we'll check out Daiso too.

We really enjoyed our brunch, the Lobster Benedict is highly recommended. And the churros are…read moredelish! Will definitely come back again when I visit LV and highly recommend this place. It's off the strip and it's amazing!

The Southernmost Shopping Center in Henderson…read more    There is currently an opportunity on Yelp to review shopping centers. Where there are an abundance of reviews on restaurants, financial centers, supermarkets, and other businesses; there is a shortage of reviews on the unifying buildings that house these businesses that we love to review. In 2021, I will rise to the challenge of reviewing shopping centers in addition to the other places that I will share. Starting off my leading review of 2021, I will review the southernmost shopping center in Henderson. It is the Anthem Highlands Shopping Center.     Taken into consideration that this is the southernmost shopping center in Henderson, it has this edge of the metropolis vibe. Before Inspirada was built a few years ago, it had an edge of civilization vibe. Although it serves the Anthem Highlands and Inspirada market area, to me it feels more like being in Utah than in the Las Vegas valley. In similar fashion to Utah it is very clean, and even scenic. Situated on the Highlands of Anthem, this center provides an eastern scenic view of the mountains. From experience this is a scenic spot to capture a sunset or sunrise while being within a few hundred feet of a supermarket or drug store.    On account of the fact that this is the southernmost shopping center in Henderson with an edge of metropolis vibe in a part of the valley that reminds me of Utah; it should be of zero surprise that I have used this shopping center as a trailhead to long distance hikes into the Nevada Power Trail, Sloan Canyon, and the trails of Inspirada.    When reviewing shopping centers, I take safety into consideration. Safety includes crime and the parking lot design. The idea that I have left my car in the large parking lot with an abundance of available spaces for hours is evidence that it is a safe parking lot in the low crime Anthem Highlands and Inspirada neighborhoods. The parking lanes and spaces themselves are wide which lessen the chances of fender benders and door dings. With the recently installed traffic signal at the Bicentennial exit, leaving the parking lot is easy.    When I use the parking lot as a trailhead it is almost guaranteed that a business or few will get my support. This leads to my next area of the review. That is the business mix. When reviewing shopping centers I am on the quest to find what I call a unicorn shopping center. This would be a shopping center with such an awesome mix of businesses that it would be the equivalent of a supercenter without an actual supercenter that provides one stop shopping. Of course shopping centers come in a variety of sizes which is sometimes like comparing apples to oranges. Regardless that this is currently the only shopping center serving Inspirada and one of two serving the Anthem Highlands, it falls short of being a regional shopping center. There are currently zero apparel, electronic, and hardliners retailers. That would be the equivalent of less than half a Supercenter. To make this review easier to read, I will discuss the businesses in the following paragraph.    The anchor store is Albertson's. A few years ago it had one of the best Kosher selections in Henderson and Las Vegas. This is the largest store in the shopping center. It offers one of the two pharmacies in the shopping center. There is also a CVS. If you need a prescription this shopping center has you covered. If you need a restaurant or coffee it also has you covered. The restaurants include New Day Cafe, China Tango, Roberto's, a Hawaiin restaurant, Pizza Hut take out, Rounders (a pad to the immediate west), Subway, Starbucks and a few others. If you need a financial transaction there is a Bank of America and Chase. Adjoining the center to the west is an animal hospital. There are other businesses that share the same sea of asphalt. In the past I have reviewed the China Tango and New Day Cafe. However, I have also had several experiences in the center's Starbuck's, Albertson's, and CVS and a few in the Bank of America and Subway.     In conclusion, Anthem Highlands Shopping Center provides the essentials for the Anthem and Inspirada communities in a scenic shopping center with an edge of the metropolis vibe in a part of the valley that reminds me of Utah. It is a shopping center where you can also pick up a breathtaking view of the sunrise and sunsets over the mountains to the east. I hope to return in the near future.

awesome! got 2 pairs of nikes for like $70! i cant deal with the north premium outlets and the 5000…read morepeople in the nike store. theres no one in here. no mirror hoggers which is great. they had sale shoes additional 30% off. yay merry christmas to me!

Nice layout, great location. Well organized with friendly staff and decent deals…read more Stopped in post the holidays and the crowd was down and prices just right.