14 Best Places to Go Shopping in Las Vegas

The Las Vegas South Premium Outlets venue offers dozens of indoor and outdoor storefronts representing some of the biggest name brands out there, and great deals to match. Just a few of the big names that can be found here include Brooks Brothers, Ann Taylor, Disney, Swarovski, Nike, and Timberland. The savings here are just as varied as the vendors, with discounts of anywhere from 25% to 65% off prices found in normal stores. The outlets are located just south of Mandalay Bay and the Strip. Military members can get additional savings at some stores, indicated by red, white, and blue stars in the windows.

The Las Vegas North Premium Outlets shopping center offers over 175 stores to satisfy just about any shopping need, all with seriously discounted prices. At these shops, you can find retailers like Disney, DKNY, Reebok, Calvin Clein, Hot Topic, and Wolverine, among others. Discounts can range anywhere from 25% to 65% off normal retail prices. Downtown Vegas has a reputation for being the more affordable side of the city, and that makes the North Outlets a prime addition to this area, offering affordable approaches to midrange and upper-level retailers. The outlets also offer a wide range of customer service options like lockers, currency exchange, electric vehicle charging stations, and even valet parking.

The Shops at Crystals offers a high-end, luxury shopping experience and unique items from some of the most exclusive retailers in the world. The shops are situated in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip and bring a wide array of upscale brands, including one of the largest Louis Vuitton stores in the entire world. The shops also serve as the flagship location for many big-name brands, such as Prada, Gucci, FENDI, and Dolce & Gabbana. Additionally, you'll find several unique independent retailers that offer jewelry, clothing, and accessories, and 3 restaurants where you can sit down and enjoy a high-end meal during your shopping.

The Galleria at Sunset is a shopping mall that houses over 140 retailers, 6 sit-down restaurants, and plenty of fast-food dining options. It's located just about 11 miles east of the Vegas Strip and offers many big-name retailers, including American Eagle, H&M, Gap, Bath & Body Works, and others. If you're looking for the best in midrange retailers in a classic and well-appointed shopping mall, the Galleria at Sunset offers a lot of options. It's also home to the first cereal bar in Southern Nevada, which gives you a unique meal option as you hit the stores.

Miracle Mile Shops is a vast indoor shopping mall that offers a collection of over 200 stores, restaurants, and live entertainment venues. Shops range from discount to luxury and include such offerings as Lush, Urban Outfitters, Foot Locker, and Bath & Body Works. Other options on offer here include a collection of memorabilia from Michael Jordan, a range of restaurants, bars, and taprooms, and a sweet shop frequented by celebrities from Hollywood. It's located right along the Las Vegas Strip, and parking is free.

Fashion Show is one of the largest shopping centers not just on the Las Vegas Strip, but in the entire U.S., featuring over 250 boutiques and signature department stores. Brands represented include Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom, Macy's, Forever 21, LEGO, Hot Topic, Urban Outfitters, and many others. The food court here is massive and offers both fast and casual food as well as high-end, sit-down restaurants. You can easily spend days exploring all of the stores and eateries on offer here, and the mall is constantly offering special deals and events.

Downtown Summerlin is a shopping center that offers an open-air and pet-friendly shopping experience with a wide collection of shops ranging from discount to upscale. Just a few of the big-name brands that are represented here include Old Navy, Apple, Victoria's Secret, Nordstrom Rack, and Trader Joe's. The shopping center also offers plenty of options for dining, as you'll find everything from a craft pizza kitchen to down-home burgers and fries and even upscale, sit-down restaurants and a coffeehouse. A deluxe multiplex movie theater rounds out this destination found just west of the Strip near the Red Rock Casino Resort.

The Forum Shops at Caesars is a destination offering a broad selection of boutique and couture shops in an airy indoor and upscale space featuring recreated ancient Roman statuary. Just as many people come here for the photo ops as they do for the stores, which comprise 160 upscale brands, including Kate Spade, Gucci, Cartier, Tiffany, and Tourneau Time Dome. In addition to fine high-end shopping, you can choose from a range of casual and upscale dining options, or you can head to the Atlantis Aquarium or visit an animatronic show depicting the Fall of Atlantis. It's located in Caesar's Palace on the strip.

The Wynn Esplanade offers a true luxury shopping experience to go with its namesake hotel's luxury digs, with a range of posh retailers showcasing national and international brands. You can find boutique and big-name offerings here from such retailers as Dior, Chloe, Chanel, Cartier, Alexander McQueen, and many others. This indoor boutique mall is not for the faint of heart or slight of wallet; the retailers here are truly upscale with prices to match. Still, if you want to lose yourself in the lap of luxury and browse some of the most refined brands around, you're likely to find them in this mall right on the Las Vegas Strip.

Boulevard Mall is Las Vegas’ first mall, built in 1962. If you haven’t been to an American mall, this is your chance to see the real deal. You can browse 140 stores that include Victoria’s Secret, Old Navy, and Hot Topic – all staples of the American mall experience. Or, take a break from the Vegas heat and catch a movie at Galaxy Theaters. 

Don’t miss out on the many dining options at the Boulevard Mall food court. The international food court is an affordable place to try Mexican cuisine as well as gelato, sushi, French pastries, and of course the quintessential American Hot Dog on a Stick.  

Downtown Container Park is the top destination in Vegas for boutique shopping in an eclectic atmosphere. The container park is located on Fremont Street, so it’s easy to pop over for some shopping without missing any of the Vegas action. The open-air mall has nearly 40 shops and restaurants. You won’t find any big brands here – the shops all feature local artists and artisans.

If you’re not into shopping, Downtown Container Park has plenty of other attractions. The park hosts live bands at a large outdoor venue, and there’s plenty of art and sculpture to see spread throughout the area.

Neonopolis is not a shopping mall in the usual sense as it blends entertainment, dining, and shopping inside a modern facility overlooking Las Vegas Boulevard on Fremont Street. Here, you’ll find traditional shops and restaurants as well as axe-throwing, karaoke, cosplaying, and local breweries. The name doesn’t disappoint either. The mall is covered in neon inside and out.

Feeling hungry? Stop in by the famous Heart Attack Broil, where you’re guaranteed to get an American-sized portion of greasy diner food. Visitors over 350 lbs eat for free!

The Meadows Mall is one of the largest shopping malls in Las Vegas, sprawling across 84 acres and featuring 118 stores (including 4 large department stores). You’ll find all the fashion trends here at American staples like JCPenny and Macy’s. For more upscale department store shopping, stop at Dillard’s.

If shopping makes you hungry, Meadows Mall has plenty of classic American mall snacks. Head to Cinnabon for a massive cinnamon roll covered in gooey icing. Or try a giant chocolate chip cookie at Mrs Fields Bakery Café. If you’re in the mood for a meal, you’ll find pizza, sushi, and sandwiches in the food court.