A bastion of the Las Vegas shopping scene and the first mall of its type to open in the city: centrally located, reasonably priced and loaded with familiar...

This countrywide vintage chain is more popular than ever, especially with students at nearby UNLV. Its prices range from budget to middling; the clothing is...

Just two miles off the Strip, Cora's is popular with UNLV folk, offering self-service or drop-off laundry, dry-cleaning and - of course - video poker.

This is the last remaining general gay retail shop in Las Vegas. It is located in the Fruit Loop and divides its offerings between all the usual merchandise...

Aficionados swear this cigar and wine bar is the best place in town to some take time out, sit down and enjoy the pleasure of a fine cigar and a good glass...

Fur-lined handcuffs, paddles, silk stockings, garter belts and lingerie from the likes of Honey Dew and Christie's make this a mentionable unmentionables...

Owner/artist Dirk Vermin is a Vegas native and local legend who has dedicated his life to bettering the local subculture. His tattoo work is well known...

The closest place to the Strip to buy good quality fresh fruit also offers a broad range of herbs, vitamins and bodycare items.

Claiming to be 'Nevada's largest full-service camera store', the Sahara Camera Centre pretty much has - and does - it all, with rentals and repairs, quality...

In Las Vegas, wigs never went out of fashion. Serge's is the world's largest wig retailer, offering thousands of natural and synthetic hairpieces in...

The Shoe Lab can work miracles on any broken shoe or damaged handbag. It also sells leather care accessories such as polish, brushes and shoe trees.

Siena's Italian owner continues to bring the best of Italian cuisine to Vegas. Prices can be steep (119-year-old balsamic vinegar at $149.95!) but the...