GETTING HERE:…read more Located outside the Flamingo and LINQ resorts. Think of it as a mini Downtown Disney or Universal City walk. REVIEW: This is a good time. Lots of places to eat, people watch, listen to music, shop, etc. There's an In-N-Out (obvi), little Vegas gift shops, a Ghiradelli, and I noticed a magic shop place also. Tons and tons of places to drink, too! Personally, I prefer to spend time in the Resorts, but if you need something quick, I am sure you will find it here. There's a Mexican restaurant that plays loud techno music until 2-3 in the morning, so FYI on that. :) It's a nice play to get some fresh air and sun. There's also a zipline! Check it out!

I really appreciated visiting the Linq Promenade. It offered such a variety of shops and…read morerestaurants - so many that I'd regretted making dinner reservations elsewhere. We opted for sugar candy and $5 daiquiris while window shopping. This is also the spot to enjoy the High Roller Ferris wheel.

The Grand Canal Shoppes are on the second floor in the Venetian and Palazzo side. Plenty of shops…read moreto browse around. I usually walk around and browse some of the stores that have Louis Vuitton, Royce chocolate, Coach, Burberry, Montblanc, Cartier, Seven, Michael Kors, and much much more. Besides doing some shopping or browsing around if you get hungry you can come and enjoy some food at many of the different restaurants or even a food court area. Overall I feel like it is pretty large and I still haven't eaten at all the places yet!! They also have some fun VR games or even an igloo bar! So I think it is great for everyone.

I used to alway love coming here whenever we're in Vegas. A tourist spot if I say so. The past few…read moreyears, I didn't think much of it as if you've done it before it's still the same...lol... But me, I still love doing the same tourist things even though Ive done it loads of times. That comfort feeling of doing it whenever you're traveling. Anyways, we did a walk through as we were heading to the sphere. It's still the same as it has been for a while. Shops, one after the other. Some of your basic shops that you get everywhere and some of the Vega's shop that you wonder how in the heck do they survive if no one is coming in. Apparently they do somehow. Of course they have a food court with a good amount of take out and fast food. The courtyard has more of the sit down restaurants and has the Venice vibe with performers and bridge with gondolas running through it. The main attraction, the Venice canals and gondolas. Both inside as well as outside. Most people prefer inside as you're going through the shopping center with people watching you. Ticket line does get pretty busy as it's a major tourist attraction. Of all the times I've been to Vegas, and it's LOADS of time. I have never once been on the gondolas ever. I guess if you know it's there, there's alway the next time. A major tourist spot for the hotel which is a big attraction for them. It's a nice stroll going through it and leading you to the casino. I do miss the Barneys there but those days are long gone. If you haven't been, it's worth checking out. It's been years since I was last walking through and it still feels like it's the first time.

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.

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.

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.

Cute little store with lots of gift options and also convenient stopping by for bottles of water…read moreevery night before heading up to our rooms. Great service where the staff (Angie Cartel) also went above and beyond to help us find a bag to fly back with our shopping spree. Thank you, Angie!

This is your typical Las Vegas souvenir shop with T-shirts, gifts, snacks, drinks, and just about…read moreevery tourist item you can think of. It's a convenient stop if you forgot toiletries or need something last minute like deodorant, sunscreen, or a cold drink. The biggest downside is the pricing. I paid around $14 for a small Gatorade and a 20-ounce Pepsi.

this is the largest gift shop on the main avenue. Staff is friendly, inventory is plentiful, prices…read moreare good, and it's located in a good spot

This place has gone so downhill since they got rid of port of subs. There are no options for real…read morefood.

I am a Lyft driver and come to your store quite often as you always have a restroom and snacks. The…read morefemale cashier working tonight Friday April 3rd was not very friendly and she seemed quite annoyed that I asked her g for the bathroom key, and I worked retail for many years and I know that customers can be a little overwhelming sometimes but she is really the only ride employee that I have ever come across here. She seems to forget that if the customers weren't coming in, she would not have a job, maybe she needs to rethink her choice of employment, as this does not seem to be her cup of tea..... Just saying.....

If you're a fan of Coca-cola products, it's definitely worth dropping by if you're in the area! The…read moremerch is SO cute and cool here, I actually kind of wanted so many things from shirts to caps to pajamas, etc. I did end up getting one cherry coke cap from here but I wish I had also picked up the cute polar bear mascot cap. You can also customize your own Coca Cola can. Nothing is too expensive; it feels like generally a better value than the M&M store next door. The must-do here is the tasting flight of sodas from around the world. It's so much fun! If you're in a group of 2-5 people, just get 1 for the group. It's a lot of soda, and for some of them you're going to not want more than a sip. It's so fun to try and there's a guide so that you know what you're drinking and where it's from. My husband and I had a lot of fun with it and discussing which ones we didn't like/liked, which were actually very different between the two of us!

OK if you are into Coke. Lots of clothing, lots of souvenirs, lots of chatchkis , all Coke…read morebranded. They sell lots of Coke products by the bottle, but unfortunately, they didn't have the diet lime Coca-Cola that I'm looking for. Prices are pretty high. But hey, it's the strip. They have a soda fountain upstairs. They offered something called an " around the world tray ", different Coke products from around the world. 14 samples, but each sample had may be a sip, and that's it. 18 bucks after tax? Come on now.... A lot of the items on the soda fountain were equally expensive.... If I wanna buy any Coke stuff, I will just do it online. Thanks.