British Food offers Las Vegas's 40,000 resident expats a taste of home: HP sauce, Heinz baked beans, proper marmalade, teas and so on.

Tickle Me Pink, Boston Dream, Kir Royale… the fanciful little cakes taste as good as they sound. They can even print a digital photo on the top.

Highlights at the open-air District include REI, Anthropologie and Francesca's Collection, a sweet little accessories and gift shop. Eateries, among them Lucille's Barbecue,...

The best place for Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese and Filipino groceries, with first-rate fresh produce and seafood. Should you have developed a craving, this is the only place in...

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 of wine. Its range...

This huge building is basically a warehouse containing every kind of imported edible goodie and gadget, with prices on the better side of cheap.

Just about every shop in this small but divine mall (it's basically an extended hallway) comes with a strong but delightful French influence. La Boutique offers a well-edited...

Old favourites, hard-to-find European wines and dirt-cheap prices make Lee's the best liquor store in town. There's a surprisingly good range of beers from around the planet,...

Lenôtre is loaded to the gunwales with the most luscious eclairs, pains au chocolat, cookies and croissants. You have to order cafeteria-style, but the premises are bright and...

This fabulous little French store sells fine wines, champagnes, pâtés, cheeses, some sandwiches and salads, and tasting kits. There are also monthly wine-tasting sessions, and...

The chocolate-chocolate-chip is a crowd-pleaser, but the carrot Bundt cake (it's a corruption of German Bund cake) is the real show-stopper. Other flavours include lemon,...

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

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 quality is beyond doubt....

An old-style grocery store with a twist: all products are tested to ensure that they are 'the best' (it claims). You can find gluten-, sodium- and GM-free produce as well as...