Love the Uncommon's for the occasional live music in the spacious courtyard. It's also family…read morefriendly with seasonal setup, i.e., Halloween, Christmas, etc. ironically, I have only been to the farmer's market once during my first visit on a play date; OR maybe I experienced it one other time?? #mombrain Speaking of memories, my favorite occasions here were mommy & son brunch at the Urth Cafe, as well as multiple visits with my fam at Salt & Straw. I also appreciate the complimentary parking (limited hours) inside the garage. Looking forward to trying other eateries in the future.

Went on a Monday morning and not much open. Looks like it is a housing/retail community that…read morecaters to nightlife. They have a farmers market, but only on weekends. Lots of covered parking, but pay attention to where you parked as the buildings all look alike! Could be fun in the evenings!

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!

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.

Large corner lot- Durango and Warm Springs Huge parking lot-…read moretwo points of entry Lots of businesses here! GROCERY STORE: Von's RESTAURANTS: Tropical Smoothie Cafe, Coldstone ice cream, Thai- Amazing Thai 2, Hawaiian- Ohana BBQ Little Caesars, Buffalo Wild Wings Services: Bank of America, H & R Block- taxes, American Family Insurance, Geico, Post Net- mailing Storage One Health: Active Health Chiropractic, Dental office, Eye care, Curves, Jenny Craig Beauty: Salon (nails), Tanning, Great Clips We regularly come here for two businesses, Active Health Chiropractic and Ohana Hawaiian BBQ. Our insurance company is here too, but we've mainly just called them.

I really enjoy The Forum Shops at Caesars. This shopping center has a mix of high end luxury brands…read moreand more casual stores. The atmosphere is lively and unique, with Roman, inspired design, statues, fountains, and even a replica of the Trevi Fountain. There are also plenty of dining options and the entertaining Fall of Atlantis show. Walking through the shops feels a bit like stepping back into ancient Rome. Visitors from all over come to see the grandeur, and the Roman theme makes Las Vegas feel even more spectacular. During my visit, I caught the Fall of Atlantis show , with fire, explosions, and talking statues , and it was surrounded by a big, excited crowd. There's never a dull moment here. The paths through the shops are beautiful and scenic, mixing classical architecture with modern conveniences. There are lots of seating areas, restrooms, and ramps where needed

The forum shops at Caesars is always such an experience. I haven't been here in roughly 20+ years…read more I love walking around exploring the shops. I have to say I miss the old DKNY boutique that was here my last trip but the experience did not disappoint. The forum holds a lot of high-end shops here and a lot of cool stuff for all different price points. This was a quick trip to walk around d, but you could literally spend hours here, shopping and eating. My main focus this visit was to see what was new and to go back for some nostalgia and I would say mission accomplished worth checking out.

I've been shopping here for over 10 years. When we lived on base I frequented the Nellis location,…read morebut now the warm springs location is closer. I always admired and the color coordination of the clothes and shoes as well as the clean esthetic state of the store. Prices are mostly reasonable, and they have the regular sizes of small to large. I'm glad this location had closed door dressing rooms compared to the open room and having to change in front of others. I did feel like I was being watched and followed, which ultimately did make me uncomfortable , I just spent less time looking and headed for check out bc I don't like the stereo type profiling .

I drove about 30 minutes to visit Rhapsodielle after the locations near me closed, and it was worth…read moreit. This has always been one of my favorite spots for office attire. People who remember Love Bug get it. The store is really tidy and everything is color coded, which makes it easy to shop and put outfits together. There are a lot of options, especially if you are looking for work clothes. Just be aware that sizing is not consistent at all. Fits vary a lot, so you will need to try things on. Service is pretty hands off. The staff does not really assist, but I actually prefer that. You can take your time and shop without pressure. Dressing rooms are open and self serve, which keeps things moving. Pricing is what you would expect. It is fast fashion with a slightly higher price tag, but still affordable for what you get. Overall, still one of my go to places for office wear and worth the drive for me.

Marshall's is like a scavenger hunt I never knew I needed. Really like exploring their ever…read morechanging selection. Please come and create your own adventure.

I haven't been here in a while and forgot how much I enjoy pursuing this place, especially around…read morethe holidays. They have a ton of Christmas gifts for all ages, adorable decorations, and a great pet section. They even get lots of cute Christmas sweaters. Their kitchen area also has some unique finds like pasta from Italy, fancy olives, coffee syrups, etc. it's a great place to find a gift for others or yourself. Service was friendly and the value for what you get is good. Much better than Ross in my opinion. You never know what you're going to find here so check back often for new things. :)

It's an open air strip mall that houses Target, Ross and Big Lots. Those were the only three stores…read morethat I went to here at the Blue Diamond Crossing. I also saw some clothing stores and restaurants. They have a good mix of shops and eateries. I saw El Pollo Loco as we were driving out of the parking lot. I really wanted to eat there, but we already had reservations at a restaurant. I only eaten at El Pollo Loco once and that was in Cali. I really liked it.

So many choices here! For stores, services, & restaurants. It's ever- changing here. Looks like,…read moreTilly's is coming soon (goodbye to Office Depot). There are several parts to this shopping center, but we go to the main part, which is a very long chain of stores. I've been wanting to visit since Grocery Outlet returned (it used to be on Boulder Highway, years ago, when I lived in Henderson, in old Henderson). The stores we visit the most: Dollar Tree, Big Lots, Cost Plus World Market, Ross, Target, Kohls, and Baskin Robbins. But we are now big fans of Grocery Outlet. If you download the APP, you will get $5 off your $25 purchase. We usually go to Dollar Tree every weekend, and every DT store's inventory varies. I was looking at the Big Lots markdowns, but no crazy ones here. We were lucky that when we visited, it was the afternoon, this past saturday, so we got some shade and relief from the "unofficial" summer weather.

Services: Alloy Personal Training, Jackson Hewitt (taxes),…read morePink Nails Spa, Barber, Habit (hair), Dog Grooming, Verizon, Smart Fix, Anchor Chiropractic, Nara Stores: Mattress Firm, CBD Restaurants (a lot of variety): Magic Noodle (if this is one of those hand-pulled noodles, I would like to try it), Makai Pacific Island Grill (Hawaiian grinds- pick your size, pick your meat, pick your sides- we tried it, a few times, want to go back soon, though), Sinful Subs, Veggy Street, Taste Mediterranean Food, Infused Tea Lounge, Thai Style Noodle House 2 (we got this recently, want to try another dish or two before making up my mind, hmm, but I'd be making a second draft of it), Streets Of New York (pizza and subs). Located next to Elysian property, which looks close to being finished, which means, this may be ready-made clientelle for these businesses.

This is one of my favor plaza closest to my house so far ,I've tried 4 places in this plaza and…read morethere all places that I will be going back to more then one time. There's a hand pulled noodle places here, Boba tea place,Island food place, a sub sandwich place, those are the ones I've tried so far and there's afew other places I want to try. If you come here I guarantee you'll kind something you like in this little plaza.